ResoSummit 2010 Performances
The Station Inn becomes Dobro Central every night during ResoSummit, when we present a stellar "reso-centric" band each evening. Performances in 2010 will include:

Darren Beachley & Legends of the Potomac
Saturday, Oct. 30 (8pm)
ResoSummit proudly presents true Dobro icon Mike Auldridge at the Station Inn this year, performing with Darren Beachley & Legends of the Potomac, a recently-formed band that pairs top-tier Old School talent with contemporary bluegrass creativity and drive. Darren Beachley recently completed a milestone-marked tenure as lead/tenor singer with Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver: the first song he recorded with DL&Q, "He Lives In Me", is the second-longest charting southern gospel song in history, and was named Recorded Event of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA). Bassist Tom Gray is well known as part of the "classic" Country Gentlemen (a role which led to his induction into IBMA's Hall of Fame), and as a founding member of The Seldom Scene, along with Mike Auldridge. Norman Wright has a rich history that includes stints with the Bluegrass Cardinals and the Country Gentlemen, campaign work with Senator Robert Byrd, and Hee-Haw and Grand Ole Opry appearances; he is a prolific songwriter with cuts by IIIrd Tyme Out, DL&Q, and many others. Mark Delaney is a highly regarded player of the instrument Dobro players lovingly call the ojnab (known to others as the banjo); he has worked with Randy Waller & the Country Gentlemen and other notable bluegrass bands, and has performed with bluegrass greats Charlie Waller and Buzz Busby.

See a video of an IBMA World of Bluegrass performance:
Visit the Darren Beachley & Legends of the Potomac website:

New Found Road with special guest Justin Moses
Thursday, Oct. 28 (8pm)

"...NewFound Road is a revelation--an innovative template of how bluegrass can remain thrilling and relevant by fusing the best of the past to a clear vision of what is essential today."
Raleigh News & Observer

ResoSummit will showcase next-generation bluegrass at its best in the Thursday evening Station Inn performance that opens ResoSummit. New Found Road is "a band at the top of its game" with "wonderful harmonies, tough-edged pickin' and killer song selection" (Dave Higgs, Nashville Public Radio); it is "the genuine article . . . if you like your bluegrass heartfelt and straight" (Vintage Guitar Magazine). Special guest Justin Moses is a multi-instrumental phenom who appears on New Found Road's latest CD. A founding member of the band Sierra Hull & Highway 111 in 1995, he peformed with Blue Moon Rising and NewFound Road in 2006 and 2007, before being asked to join the Dan Tyminski Band in 2008. This year will mark his debut appearance as ResoSummit faculty.

See New Found Road's "Same Old Place" video:
Visit New Found Road's website and MySpace page

Watch this space for additional ResoSummit 2010 performances!