: Grassville playing at the Dahmen Barn March 31
On Saturday, March 31 Grassville will play “in-your-face bluegrass” at the Dahmen Barn in Uniontown from 7:30 to 9:30. Admission is $7 at the door. Grassville Bluegrass band stays true to traditional bluegrass with a hard driving, raw organic sound. Their bold style is guaranteed to get your heart racing and your feet tapping. They have a unique harmony blend in their vocals. Their sets include lively fill which has become a trademark for their group, guaranteeing they will keep the audience entertained from the introduction to the last note.
The five piece band comes from the North Idaho/Spokane area at this time, but the lead mandolin player, Michael Lee Hicks, is from the deep South and brings a musical background steeped in gospel and southern Appalachia. Don Saladin, banjo player, came from New York. Rounding out the group is Carolyn Wylie on guitar and vocals, Philip Brown on fiddle and Jim Pittman on bass.
The five piece band comes from the North Idaho/Spokane area at this time, but the lead mandolin player, Michael Lee Hicks, is from the deep South and brings a musical background steeped in gospel and southern Appalachia. Don Saladin, banjo player, came from New York. Rounding out the group is Carolyn Wylie on guitar and vocals, Philip Brown on fiddle and Jim Pittman on bass.
Artisans at the Dahmen Barn is a non-profit creativity center on highway 195 in the big white barn behind the famous iron wheel fence. The facility is open Thursday through Sunday from 10 am to 6pm and has no daily admission fee. All three levels are ADA compliant.
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