Local Beat w/ Adam Kincaid: Kickin Grass Band “Lay Him in the Ground (Live)” from Wolf TV on Vimeo.
HEre’s a video of The KGB playing Change Your Mind at Swamp Jam this past weekend. Thanks to the Plymouth crew for all you do! Also thanks to Lin Peterson for playing the Dobro with us.
The Kickin Grass Band starts their local run in Troy, NC on February 20th at The Eleazer Music Barn, where good friends and great music come together for jam sessions and shows.
Next it’s off to Plymouth, NC for one of our favorite places to play. The Swamp Jam series is hosted by Robbie and Jennifer Bowen, they have an outstanding history of bringing great music to their living room in an intimate, fun environment. The house concert will be Saturday, February 27th.
And finally, The Kickin Grass Band is excited to announce a show with Adrienne Young at the famous Cat’s Cradle in Chapel Hill, NC. The show will be Friday, March 12th. Doors at 8:00pm and show starts at 9:00pm. Tickets are only $10 in advance and $12 at the door. We are excited to have Adrienne playing the show with us, she is an amazing singer/songwriter from Virginia and we know our fans will love her sound, as we do.
So come on out and be a part of this wonderful evening of music, it is assured to be a great show!
See you Soon!
Hello Music Fans! We’ll be at the Berkeley Cafe Friday Jan. 22 with Casey Driessen and the Colorfools! Casey is a dear friend and near legendary fiddle player and we’re delighted to share the stage with him. Come on out for what’s sure to be an incredible performance! Show starts at 8pm, see you there!!!
We are looking forward to playing for the Saxapahaw Rivermill Oktoberfest 2009! This is a wonderful event starting at 3:00pm Saturday October 24th. We play a two-hour show starting at 6:00pm. There will be pleanty of food but feel free to bring a picnic and a blanket! You can find more information at www.rivermillvillage.com we hope to see you there!
That’s right folks, The Kickin Grass Band will be playing a concert at one of the best listening rooms in North Carolina, The Carrboro ArtsCenter. Show starts at 8:30pm and our friends Mandolin Orange will be opening the show. Come on out and enjoy an evening of fine Americana and Bluegrass Music!
It’s Saturday, Labor Day weekend and after playing Lil Johns festival in NC we drove up to Indiana to play NIBGA’s festival in Kendallville. We just played a fun 1st set for a great audience and are now grilling out in front of the bus. One more set at 9:30pm and then off to the late night jam sessions. Fun times! Hope ya’ll have a safe and happy weekend, see ya soon!
When I was eight years old my dad bought me my first mandolin, it was a Washburn A-Style with a Rosewood finish. I am fortunate enough to have this instrument hanging on my wall today. If that mandolin could talk it would tell you some incredible stories; how Mr. Pat Holland put mother of pearl fret markers in the top of it so I would know where to place my fingers, how I played it with my brother on guitar for Lafayette Elementary School at their talent show when I was in 3rd grade, how in my teen years it sat lonely under my bed while I explored electric bass and the heavy metal music my parents hated. But, with all the stories I can think of, probably the most memorable would be the times I would go with my family to Bass Mountain Music Park and watch my heroes play. I would follow my dad to a jam circle and watch the other mandolin players fingers for hours, trying to imitate their moves. I remember seeing The Bass Mounta in Boys, Bluegrass Cardinals, Johnston Mountain Boys, and many other of my favorite bands perform there. As a kid of only 8-10 years old the thought of one day playing on that stage was non-existent. I am thrilled to say that this kid, now 32, will be playing at the famous Music Park that inspired me so. The now labeled, Lil Johns Mountain Music Festival is September 3-5th and will host such bands as James King, Dailey and Vincent, Carolina Road, Al Batten, Bluegrass Brothers and many others including us, The Kickin Grass Band. We will be playing Thursday night September 3rd with James King and Dailey and Vincent. It is bound to be a night to remember!
On August 1st The Kickin Grass Band had the wonderful opportunity to play Song of the Mountains. This is a monthly concert series hosted by Tim White of the VW Boys. It is held in the 500 set Lincoln Theatre in beautiful Marion, Va. The Theatre has been completely restored and is gorgeous and the staff and volunteers running the event were extremely professional and friendly. Thanks to all the fans who came to see us and hopefully we picked up a few more while there! The show will be syndicated to over 190 PBS stations nation wide during the spring/summer of 2010. We will keep you posted on the release date. If you happened to make the show and have some photos of us, let us know, we’d love to post them on our website!
Come on out to the Berkeley Cafe on 217 W Martin St in Raleigh, NC on Friday night for a great night of music. Doors open at 8:PM and Cadillac Stepbacks will kick things off at 9:PM Sharp. This will be our last local show for a while so don’t miss out! On Saturday we are heading up to Marion, VA to play the PBS Syndicated show Song of the Mountains if you are in the area, come on out and be on TV!
