The highly acclaimed bluegrass group Dailey & Vincent have announced summer tour dates in support of their new album Brothers of the Highway. The three time International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) winners will perform at bluegrass festivals and venues across the country, including The Ryman Auditorium and the Bill Monroe Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival.
Brothers of the Highway is Dailey & Vincent’s sixth album, following the 2012 release of their Grammy nominated album The Gospel Side of Dailey & Vincent. The new album features songs written by Vince Gill, Bill Monroe, George Strait, Porter Wagoner and the Louvin Brothers.
The duo currently has four Top 20 songs on the Bluegrass Today Chart, including “Steel Drivin’ Man” at No. 1, “Brothers of the Highway” at No. 4, “When I Stop Dreaming” at No. 17 and “Back To Jackson County” at No. 20.
To see all of Dailey & Vincent’s tour dates, visit http://www.daileyandvincent.bombplates.com/tour
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