Performing at FiddleFest 2011
FiddleFest 2010 will take place July 29 - 30 on the campus of Hollins University! You won't want to miss our unbeatable workshops, concerts, jams and more, featuring the talented artists below:Sierra Hull & Highway 111
Boundaries — age, genre or otherwise — don’t hamper an artist like Sierra. As a player, a singer and a songwriter, she also has remarkable range, the potential to win over ears unfamiliar with Bill Monroe and give performances of broad cultural importance.More about Sierra Hull & Highway 111:
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At FiddleFest Friday, July 29th:
» Workshops: banjo, mandolin, guitar, bass
» Afternoon Concert
» Evening Concert
Dale Ann Bradley
Dale Ann Bradley is the 2007, 2008 and 2009 IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year and has been hailed by Alison Krauss and Ricky Skaggs as one of the greatest vocalists in country and bluegrass music.More about Dale Ann Bradley:
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At FiddleFest Saturday, July 30th:
» Open Jam: Up Close with the Dale Ann Bradley Band
» Evening Concert
Paul Williams & the Victory Trio
If you want to feel bluegrass gospel, then Paul Williams and the Victory Trio are the real deal. A master songwriter, Paul's songs are part of the bluegrass and country lexicon. Don't miss this opportunity to see the Trio!More about Paul Williams & the Victory Trio:
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At FiddleFest Friday, July 29th:
» Workshops: banjo, vocal, bass
» Afternoon Concert
» Evening Concert
The Travelers
After a long hiatus, The Travelers are back to travel again. Soaring vocals, hot picking, soulful performances are all part of The Travelers new show. Don't miss it!More about The Travelers:
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At FiddleFest Saturday, July 30th:
» Workshops: banjo, guitar, vocal, bass
» Afternoon Concert
» Evening Concert
The Eastman String Band
Tim Finch, Savannah Finch, and their band team up to create exciting and unique music that melds the roots of Bluegrass with Americana exemplifying the “Alt-Grass movement”. Sponsored by Eastman Strings, they mix heartfelt vocals with high energy instrumentals and soaring harmonies!More about The Eastman String Band:
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At FiddleFest Friday, July 29th:
» Workshops: banjo, fiddle, vocal
» Afternoon Concert
» Evening Concert
Jim & Valerie Gabehart
After marrying in 1981, Jim and Valerie Gabehart began a musical partnership which has lasted 27 years. When their youngest left home for college, they began work on putting together a new group and getting back out on the road. Jim and Valerie are ready to hit the stage with enthusiasm and excitement!More about Jim & Valerie Gabehart:
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At FiddleFest Friday, July 29th:
» Workshops: banjo, mandolin, vocal, bass
» Afternoon Concert
» Evening Concert
The Locust Mountain Boys
The Locust Mountain Boys are a Progressive Bluegrass band from the mountains of Craig County Virginia. They are crowd favorites, playing and singing their own brand of good-ole Mountain Music.More about The Locust Mountain Boys:
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At FiddleFest Saturday, July 30th:
» Workshops: banjo, mandolin, guitar, fiddle, bass
» Afternoon Concert
» Evening Concert
Conner & Miller
Conner & Miller calls their music "Americoustic", as it's all American music from the world of bluegrass, country, old time, and rock and roll. Occasionally they’ll share with you something that they wrote, and there ain’t no tellin’ what that might beMore about Conner & Miller:
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At FiddleFest Friday, July 29th:
» Workshops: guitar, fiddle, bass
» Afternoon Concert
New at FiddleFest 2011!
Thursday Night Jam
Parking Area (near campground)Starts at 6:00 PM on Thursday
Open Jam
Join us at our kickoff event near the campground on Thursday night for jamming and some good food! Host Rodney Gaskins will be cooking up some good things to eat and encourages everyone to bring something to share. Bring your instrument, your chair, your cooler, and join in!Find out more:
- » Go to the Workshops & Jams page
- » See the complete festival schedule
Rent a camper and camp with us!
Want to join us in our campground but don't have a camper or tent? Problem solved! FiddleFest has teamed up with Roadtrip Rentals to provide our patrons with the option to rent a camper. Once you reserve, your camper will be set up and ready for you on the site. You show up with your food and supplies and move in!Find out more:
- » Go to the Camping Page
- » Check out Roadtrip Rentals
Get a discounted rate at our official hotel!
You can get a discounted room rate at FiddleFest's official hotel, Best Western Plus Valley View. Call 800-362-2410 and ask for the FiddleFest rate to receive your discount. The discounted rate is not available online, you must call to book. Find out more about Best Western Plus Valley View.Update: Best Western Valley View is now at capacity, and is directing FiddleFest customers to the Comfort Inn Troutville at exit 150, less than 3 miles from the Hollins University campus. You must call (540) 992-5600 and ask for the special FiddleFest discounted rate of $69.99 per night, nearly half price for FiddleFest customers!
