NEW HORIZON - BLUEGRASS SACRED & SECULAR
Wednesday, 8 pm - The Performance Hall at ArtsPlace, 161 N. Mill St., Lexington, KY
Red Barn Radio records each show before a studio
audience for later broadcast. Come help us cheer on
the fine musicians who keep alive the Traditional
Music of Kentucky!
The Performance Hall at ArtsPlace
161 North Mill Street in Lexington, Kentucky
Wednesdays at 8 PM , Admission: $8
Enter the red Church Street door for all RBR
shows. Click on the photo for directions.
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WITH MASTER OF
CEREMONIES
ADAM LUCKEY
CELEBRATING
TWELVE YEARS
OF TRADITIONAL
KENTUCKY MUSIC
Our Generous
Red Barn Radio Supporters
JULY
3rd: Robinson Treacher
10th: Grace Adele & Grand Band
17th: Fall Creek Boys
24th: Trinity River Band
31st: The Kevin Prater Band
AUGUST
7th: SEASON 12 OPENER: Bluegrass Mafia
14th: Dix River Crossing & Special Guests
21st: Royal Blue Entertainment & Bluegrass Band
28th: A very Special Red Barn Radio Program
Fred Keams and the Native American Flute
SEPTEMBER
4th: Lonetones
11th: Mike Aiken - This FREE show will take place at
Natasha's Bistro & Bar.
18th: Blind Corn Liquor Pickers
25th: Stone Cold Grass
OCTOBER
2nd: Downtown County Band
9th: The Local Honeys
16th: New Horizon
23rd: Custom Made Bluegrass
30th: Dove Creek
NOVEMBER
6th: Fall Creek Boys
13th: Misty Mountain String Band
20th: Bridge to Nowhere Band
27th: Hannah Aldridge
DECEMBER
4th: Appalachian Christmas V
11th: The Whiskey Charmers
18th: 5 String Theory
25th: No Show - Merry Christmas
JANUARY
1st: No Show - Happy New Year
8th: No Show
15th: No Show
22nd: Hot Chocolate & the Marshmellows
29th: New Outlook Bluegrass
FEBRUARY
5th: New Mountain Heritage
19th: Hollow Bodies
26th: Ma Crow & The Ladyslippers
MARCH
5th: Dix River Crossing
12th: New Horizon
19th: Kevin Prater Band
16th: Mountain Connection
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New Horizon Bluegrass to return
to Red Barn Radio soundstage
Showtime: 8 PM
New Horizon Is a talented and upcoming Bluegrass and Bluegrass Gospel group from South Central Kentucky. The groups founder, Frank Irvin sang on a local radio program when only 4 years of age with his parents, who enjoyed local success as The Gospel Trio. Being exposed at such a early age, by the sound of his parents music all his life, heavily influences the music performed by New Horizon.
New Horizon heard today was formed in 2011 by core members Frank Irvin, John Irvin, and RC Ryan, Although all had played music for years prior.
With musical inspirations such as Ralph Stanley, Larry Sparks, JD Crowe, Reno and Smiley, and Jimmy Martin they create a powerful and unique blend of traditional American Bluegrass that will appeal to a variety of listeners.
The group covers a wide range of well-known bluegrass favorites that listeners will recognize, As well as some original songs written by Dylan Hancock and Frank Irvin.
You will find New Horizon performing at festivals, churches, fundraising events and benefits.
The group recently performed at The Lake Cumberland Bluegrass festival in Russell Springs , Kentucky and was a featured guest of WJLC television program in Beatyville , Kentucky and at The Carnegie Community Arts Center in Somerset , Kentucky . The group stays busy with a booked schedule.
The group aspires to reach out to people through their shared passion of music and to help do their part in keeping this rich and unique Music called Bluegrass alive and well!
The current roster for New Horizon is as follows: Frank Irvin; Lead, Tenor and rhythm guitar, Jonathan Irvin; lead, tenor and Mandolin, John Irvin; baritone, Dylan Hancock; lead vocals and Lead Guitar, Chase Collins on the Banjo, RC Ryan playing bass, with Brooke Loy on vocals.
