Dailey & Vincent have debuted at #4 on the Bluegrass Unlimited National Bluegrass Survey album chart in the April 2008 issue with their self-titled album on Rounder Records. At the same time, the critically acclaimed disc has spent its seventh week in the top 5 on Billboard’s Top Bluegrass Albums chart, where it debuted at #2. On the Bluegrass Music Profiles Top 10 Bluegrass CD’s chart for April, Dailey & Vincent is at #2, and on the XM Bluegrass Junction Top 40 albums, it moves to #3 on the April chart (representing airplay during the month of March).



“By the Mark,” performed in brother duo style with only guitar and mandolin accompaniment, was a 4-week #1 on the Count Down Yonder Weekly Top 17 Songs of SIRIUS Bluegrass. In Bluegrass Unlimited, the track is at #28 on the song chart, while on the Bluegrass Music Profiles Top 20 Hot Singles for April, it is at #13. “Sweet Carrie” is another favorite track receiving healthy airplay, landing it this month at #10 on the XM Bluegrass Junction Top 30 Tracks chart, #12 on the Bluegrass Music Profiles Top 20 Hot Singles chart, and #17 on the Bluegrass Unlimited song chart.



This week Dailey & Vincent also earned Robert K. Oermann’s DISCovery Award in Music Row, where he wrote: “The woods used to be full of duo-led bluegrass bands. But The Osborne Brothers, Reno & Smiley, Jim & Jesse, The Stanley Brothers and Flatt & Scruggs are now all history. Dailey & Vincent have stepped into those legendary shoes. And they wear them very, very well.”



Nick Cristiano of the Philadelphia Inquirer wrote in a recent review of Dailey & Vincent, “Together, they carve out their own niche in the field with this bracing debut.”



Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent make their second guest appearance on the Grand Ole Opry on Friday, April 25. On April 26 they will join the Bill Gaither & The Homecoming Friends concert at Gwinnett Center Arena in Duluth, Georgia. For other Dailey & Vincent news and tour updates, please visit http://www.daileyvincent.com/ or www.myspace.com/thedaileyvincentband.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


DAILEY & VINCENT ON XM’S STUDIO SPECIAL SERIES WITH KYLE CANTRELL – FRIDAY, MARCH 7


NASHVILLE, TENN. (March 6, 2008)—Rounder Records duo Dailey & Vincent will be this week’s special guests of host Kyle Cantrell on the XM Bluegrass Junction Studio Special Series, beginning tomorrow, March 7, at 8 a.m. (EST) on XM 14. Encore times are as follows:

Saturday, March 8 - 11AM EST
Sunday, March 9 - 6PM EDT
Monday, March 10 - 8PM EDT
Tuesday, March 11 - Midnight EDT
Thursday, March 13 - 3PM EDT

The Studio Special Series features exclusive, live music and interviews with top bluegrass acts. Dailey & Vincent will perform songs from their self-titled debut album and trade stories and laughs with Cantrell. Their song “Sweet Carrie” is currently at #13 on the Bluegrass Junction Top 30 Tracks, for airplay during the month of February.

Dailey & Vincent were featured on the cover of the February issue of Bluegrass Now, and they grace the cover of the March/April issue of Bluegrass Music Profiles. This weekend finds them performing in Columbia, Mississippi; Argyle, Texas and Elgin, Texas. For tour updates and information, please visit www.daileyvincent.com and www.myspace.com/thedaileyvincentband.

Contact:

Karen Byrd/Karen Byrd Public Relations
615-595-1500
Karen.byrd@gmail.com

Jennifer Sacca/Rounder Records Publicity
617-218-4503
jsacca@rounder.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


DAILEY & VINCENT ON XM’S STUDIO SPECIAL SERIES WITH KYLE CANTRELL – FRIDAY, MARCH 7


NASHVILLE, TENN. (March 6, 2008)—Rounder Records duo Dailey & Vincent will be this week’s special guests of host Kyle Cantrell on the XM Bluegrass Junction Studio Special Series, beginning tomorrow, March 7, at 8 a.m. (EST) on XM 14. Encore times are as follows:

Saturday, March 8 - 11AM EST
Sunday, March 9 - 6PM EDT
Monday, March 10 - 8PM EDT
Tuesday, March 11 - Midnight EDT
Thursday, March 13 - 3PM EDT

The Studio Special Series features exclusive, live music and interviews with top bluegrass acts. Dailey & Vincent will perform songs from their self-titled debut album and trade stories and laughs with Cantrell. Their song “Sweet Carrie” is currently at #13 on the Bluegrass Junction Top 30 Tracks, for airplay during the month of February.

Dailey & Vincent were featured on the cover of the February issue of Bluegrass Now, and they grace the cover of the March/April issue of Bluegrass Music Profiles. This weekend finds them performing in Columbia, Mississippi; Argyle, Texas and Elgin, Texas. For tour updates and information, please visit www.daileyvincent.com and www.myspace.com/thedaileyvincentband.

Contact:

Karen Byrd/Karen Byrd Public Relations
615-595-1500
Karen.byrd@gmail.com

Jennifer Sacca/Rounder Records Publicity
617-218-4503
jsacca@rounder.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


DAILEY & VINCENT ON XM’S STUDIO SPECIAL SERIES WITH KYLE CANTRELL – FRIDAY, MARCH 7


NASHVILLE, TENN. (March 6, 2008)—Rounder Records duo Dailey & Vincent will be this week’s special guests of host Kyle Cantrell on the XM Bluegrass Junction Studio Special Series, beginning tomorrow, March 7, at 8 a.m. (EST) on XM 14. Encore times are as follows:

Saturday, March 8 - 11AM EST
Sunday, March 9 - 6PM EDT
Monday, March 10 - 8PM EDT
Tuesday, March 11 - Midnight EDT
Thursday, March 13 - 3PM EDT

The Studio Special Series features exclusive, live music and interviews with top bluegrass acts. Dailey & Vincent will perform songs from their self-titled debut album and trade stories and laughs with Cantrell. Their song “Sweet Carrie” is currently at #13 on the Bluegrass Junction Top 30 Tracks, for airplay during the month of February.

Dailey & Vincent were featured on the cover of the February issue of Bluegrass Now, and they grace the cover of the March/April issue of Bluegrass Music Profiles. This weekend finds them performing in Columbia, Mississippi; Argyle, Texas and Elgin, Texas. For tour updates and information, please visit www.daileyvincent.com and www.myspace.com/thedaileyvincentband.

Contact:

Karen Byrd/Karen Byrd Public Relations
615-595-1500
Karen.byrd@gmail.com

Jennifer Sacca/Rounder Records Publicity
617-218-4503
jsacca@rounder.com

DAILEY & VINCENT SPEND SECOND WEEK AT #2 ON BILLBOARD BLUERASS ALBUMS CHART



"By the Mark" Remains at #1 for Fourth Consecutive Week on SIRIUS Bluegrass





NASHVILLE, TENN. (February 19, 2008)—Dailey & Vincent remain at #2 for a second consecutive week on Billboard's Top Bluegrass Albums chart (Feb. 23 issue) with their self-titled debut on Rounder Records. Also in the February 23 issue, there is a feature story by Ken Tucker, "Vincent Siblings Make Bluegrass Chart History," which verifies that Darrin and Rhonda Vincent have made country and bluegrass chart history as siblings holding the top two spots on the chart.



At the same time, the duo watched their song "By the Mark" remain at #1 for the fourth consecutive week on the Count Down Yonder Weekly Top 17 Songs of SIRIUS Bluegrass.



Dailey & Vincent also had the dubious distinction of being part of Kansas City history on Sunday, when they were stranded at the airport during the longest closure in its 35-year history. The delay, caused by snow and ice, forced Dailey & Vincent to cancel their performance at the Joe Val Bluegrass Festival. "We're so disappointed about missing our performance at Joe Val," said Jamie Dailey. "It's a great festival to be a part of, and we were really looking forward to seeing everyone there."

Dailey & Vincent are currently featured in cover stories in Bluegrass Now (February) and Bluegrass Music Profiles (March/April), where their album is at #7 on the Top 10 Bluegrass CDs chart for February.


This weekend Dailey & Vincent will perform at Bluegrass First Class in Asheville, North Carolina (Feb. 22) and at the Gateway City Bluegrass Festival in St. Louis (Feb. 23). For additional information and touring updates, visit www.daileyvincent.com or www.myspace.com/thedaileyvincentband.

DAILEY & VINCENT DEBUT AT #2 ON BILLBOARD’S BLUEGRASS CHART AS “BY THE MARK” REMAINS AT #1 ON SIRIUS BLUEGRASS COUNTDOWN





NASHVILLE, TENN. (February 8, 2008)—Dailey & Vincent, the critically-acclaimed new duo on Rounder Records, debuted at #2 this week on Billboard’s Top Bluegrass Albums chart with their self-titled debut release (chart date February 16). A pairing of well-known bluegrass musicians and vocalists Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, the duo is garnering high praise for their self-produced 12-song set, and earning a reputation for thrilling crowds with their live shows.



Rounder Records co-founder Ken Irwin said, “To the best of my recollection, this is the first time that siblings fronting two different performing groups have occupied the #1 and #2 positions on the Billboard bluegrass chart,” referring to Rhonda Vincent, whose Good Thing Going is at #1, and her brother Darrin, who is the Vincent of Dailey & Vincent. In addition, Darrin is the co-producer of both CD’s.



Dailey & Vincent are also celebrating the fact that “By the Mark,” the hauntingly beautiful gospel number on their album which has captured the attention of critics and fans alike, remains at #1 for a second week on the Count Down Yonder Weekly Top 17 Songs of SIRIUS Bluegrass.



Dailey & Vincent performed yesterday at the Palatka Bluegrass Festival in Palatka, Florida, and will take the stage tonight (February 8) in front of a sold-out crowd at Randy Wood’s Concert Hall in Bloomingdale, Georgia, before making their way to Everett’s Barn in Suwanee, Georgia (February 9). The rest of their itinerary for February includes performances at the Joe Val Bluegrass Festival in Framingham, Massachusetts (February 17), Bluegrass First Class in Asheville, North Carolina (February 22), and the Gateway City Bluegrass Festival in St. Louis (February 23). For a complete list of concert dates and updated news, visit http://www.daileyvincent.com/ or www.myspace.com/thedaileyvincentband.

DAILEY & VINCENT TOP SIRIUS BLUEGRASS CHART WITH

“BY THE MARK”

#1 Song a Stand-Out Track on Duo’s Self-Titled Debut, In Stores on January 29

NASHVILLE, TENN. (January 25, 2008)—New powerhouse duo Dailey & Vincent has reached the top of this week’s Count Down Yonder Weekly Top 17 Songs of SIRIUS Bluegrass, just days before releasing their self-titled debut on Rounder Records. “By the Mark,” written by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings and recorded with only Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent’s vocals, guitar and mandolin, has been a stand-out track noted by reviewers and programmers, and a crowd-pleasing number during their live show. The duo chose “By the Mark” as the first song they sang during their Grand Ole Opry debut on December 29.


“We are so thankful to have found this song, which is deeply meaningful to us and seems to strike a chord with everyone who hears it,” said Jamie Dailey. “Thanks to everyone who requested ‘By the Mark’ and supported Dailey & Vincent.”

Dailey & Vincent, a 12-song set featuring a broad spectrum of traditional bluegrass, country and gospel sounds, unified by the duo’s breath-taking vocal strength and harmony as well as their virtuosic musicianship, will be released on January 29. Dailey and Vincent celebrated the release with an industry party at the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum in Nashville earlier this week, where their five-song performance resulted in two standing ovations. They were guests of Eddie Stubbs on 650 AM WSM on Tuesday, January 22, and the coming week will find them doing interviews with Ned Luberecki of SIRIUS Satellite Radio, Kyle Cantrell of XM’s Bluegrass Junction, and David Higgs’ Bluegrass Breakdown on WPLN/Nashville. They will also perform on February 1 at Nashville’s famed Station Inn and on February 2 during SPBGMA’s 34th Annual Bluegrass Awards and 25th National Convention, held at the Music City Sheraton.

Dailey & Vincent, which was also produced by the duo, has earned early praise:

“ . . . powerful combination of effusive vocals and fiery instrumentals . . .”

Steven Stone, Vintage Guitar


“A brilliant 12-song tour de force, the CD heralds the two talented artists making high lonesome magic with flawless picking and seamless harmonies on a thoughtful collection of secular and sacred songs.”

Jack Bernhardt, Raleigh News & Observer

“Dailey & Vincent is as close to a perfect bluegrass CD as I think I’ve ever heard.”

Brance Gillihan, The Bluegrass Blog

For more information including tour updates, please visit www.daileyvincent.com or www.rounder.com.

Contact:

DAILEY & VINCENT TO MAKE GRAND OLE OPRY DEBUT ON DECEMBER 29





New Rounder Records Duo Will Release Self-Titled Debut on January 29





NASHVILLE, TENN. (December 14, 2007)—Dailey & Vincent, the highly-anticipated new bluegrass duo on Rounder Records, will make their Grand Ole Opry debut on December 29 at the Ryman Auditorium. Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent have performed on the Opry several times before—Jamie as lead vocalist for Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver and Darrin as a member of Ricky Skaggs’ Kentucky Thunder band--but on December 29 they will make their Opry debut as a duo, taking to the revered stage and performing songs from their self-titled debut. The CD is scheduled for a January 29 release.



“What a wonderful Christmas present for us!” said Vincent. “It’s always an honor and a humbling experience playing on the Opry, and to have this performance launch our career as a duo really makes it special.”



Dailey & Vincent will begin their first concert tour on January 5, 2008, at the New Year’s Bluegrass Festival in Jekyll Island, Georgia. Interestingly, it was at the same festival in 1999 that Dailey began his nine-year tenure with Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver. Before performing together publicly, Dailey & Vincent had already booked over 100 dates for 2008. Taking to the road with them are: Jeff Parker on mandolin; Joe Dean on banjo, guitar and mandolin; and Adam Haynes on fiddle.



Dailey & Vincent have already earned high praise for their debut effort, with Dolly Parton saying, “What a great sound. Not since the Louvin Brothers has music touched me this deep.” Dan Tackett at Bluegrassjournal.com writes, “it’s really, really, really the real deal — dead-on bluegrass that smokes, a slight touch of classic country that soothes, some pretty heavy gospel messages that make one pause and reflect. It’s all here in one package . . . People who are becoming fans of the group before the duo even officially hits the road are going to have a melt-down over the CD’s vocal efforts. They are tops, bar none, with the kind of high, crystal clear harmonies that produce goose-bumps and threaten to crack fine glassware.”



For more information and tour updates please visit http://www.daileyvincent.com/ and http://www.rounder.com/.

*NEW BLUEGRASS DUO DAILEY & VINCENT TO JOIN BILL GAITHER AND FRIENDS FOR
LATEST HOMECOMING DVD*

* *



NASHVILLE, TENN. (November 27, 2007)-Rounder Records' new bluegrass
duo *Dailey
& Vincent* joined an all-star lineup for the latest Gaither Homecoming
DVD, to be filmed in Nashville this week and released in the fall of 2008.
Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent performed four songs from their
self-titled Rounder debut-"By the Mark," "Place on Calvary" "I Believe" and "More Than a Name on a Wall." Their album is slated for a January 29 release.



Hosted by Bill Gaither, the DVD featured performances by some of the
brightest names in country, bluegrass and gospel music, including the
Gaither Vocal Band, George Jones, Vince Gill, Rhonda Vincent, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, the Isaacs, the Easters, Jimmy Fortune, Ralph Stanley and Marty Stuart, among others. The Homecoming DVD is a Gaither Television production, produced by Bill Gaither, Bill Carter and Barry Jennings. The DVD will be in stores in summer in 2008.

Rounder Records will release the self-titled debut from new bluegrass duo Dailey & Vincent on January 29, 2008. The creation of acclaimed vocalists and musicians Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, who also produced it, the 12-song set features a broad spectrum of traditional bluegrass, country and gospel sounds, unified by their breath-taking vocal strength and harmony as well as their virtuosic musicianship. While not related by blood, Dailey & Vincent invite favorable comparisons to the best in brother duo singing, including the Stanley Brothers, the Osborne Brothers and Jim and Jesse.



The power of Dailey & Vincent’s duo singing is stunningly revealed in the David Rawlings/Gillian Welch gospel number “By the Mark,” as well as the tender “My Savior Walks With Me Today,” written by Dailey and former employer Doyle Lawson. It is further evident in “Music of the Mountains,” written by Ronnie Bowman, Bob Minner and David Dunkley.



Pure, rapid-fire bluegrass with fleet-fingered picking and high lonesome singing flows through the album, from the beginning notes of Al Wood’s “Sweet Carrie,” through Randall Hylton’s “Cumberland River,” to “Poor Boy Workin’ Blues,” written by Dailey, and “Don’t You Call My Name,” by Herb Campbell. Sweet harmonies convey the heartache and yearning of Robert Gateley’s “River of Time” and “Take Me Back (and Leave Me There),” co-written by Ron Harbin, Philip Douglas, Lisa Shaffer and Doug Johnson.



Three songs on the album reflect the influence of the Statler Brothers, particularly tenor Jimmy Fortune. The moving “More Than a Name on a Wall,” written by Fortune and John Rimel, was a hit for the Statlers in 1989, and Dailey & Vincent felt a strong connection to its sentiments. They were honored to perform the song with Fortune last week at the opening ceremony prior to the reading of all the names on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington. Dailey & Vincent also tapped into the wealth of Fortune’s song catalog by recording the powerful “I Believe.” The album closes with “Place on Calvary,” a rousing gospel song written by Langdon Reid that features quartet singing. The Statlers recorded the song in 2002 and performed it during their farewell concert.



The fact that Dailey & Vincent is so eagerly anticipated a debut is no doubt a result of Jamie and Darrin’s formidable experience and acclaimed contributions to the music of stellar performers including Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, Dolly Parton, and Darrin’s sister, Rhonda Vincent. During Dailey’s nine-year tenure as Lawson’s lead singer and guitarist, the band earned 13 IBMA Awards, including Vocal Group of the Year from 2001-2007. As harmony vocalist and multi-instrumentalist with Skaggs’ Kentucky Thunder band for ten years, Vincent earned five Grammy® Awards and eight IBMA Awards for Instrumental Group of the Year. He also earned three Grammy nominations for co-producing Rhonda’s One Step Ahead, Ragin’ Live and All American Bluegrass Girl, and his other production credits include Susie Luchsinger’s Dove Award-nominated Count It All Joy, The Cherryholmes’ Bluegrass Vagabonds, and Hunter Berry’s Wow Baby.



Since hearing is believing, brief clips from the following songs from Dailey & Vincent are available by clicking the link below: “More Than a Name on a Wall,” “By the Mark,” “Poor Boy Workin’ Blues” and “Cumberland River.”



http://www.rounder.com/daileyandvincent/

We have received confirmation that Dailey & Vincent will be performing The Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Saturday, December 29.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

November 2, 2007



NAMES ON THE WALL TO BE READ DURING FOUR-DAY EVENT

COMMEMORATING THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL


Nearly 2,000 Volunteers to Read All 58,256 Names Inscribed on The Wall


Former Statler Brother Jimmy Fortune and Bluegrass Duo Dailey & Vincent to Provide Musical Tribute



Washington, D.C. - The Reading of the Names, the four-day event during which the over 58,000 names inscribed on The Wall are read, will take place on Nov. 7-10 at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial as part of the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of The Wall, announced Jan C. Scruggs, founder and president of the Memorial Fund.


“The Reading of the Names is a remembrance of every individual who served and sacrificed,” said Scruggs. “It's 58,256 loved ones, relatives and friends who couldn't be here with us today.”


The four days of readings will open with a Nov. 7 ceremony at the Memorial beginning at 3:00 p.m. Gordon Mansfield, Acting Secretary of Veterans Affairs, will be the keynote speaker.


Memorial Fund Founder and President Jan C. Scruggs will serve as the master of ceremonies. Other speakers will include:


• Gen. James Cartwright, USMC, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

• Stanley Karnow, Pulitzer Prize-winning author

• Brig. Gen. George Price, USA (Ret.)

• Gen. Joseph W. Ralston, USAF (Ret.)


Also participating in the ceremony will be Col. Paul S. Lockhart, USAF (Ret.) and Col. Carl E. Walz, USAF (Ret.), both representing NASA. A special musical tribute will be provided by former Statler Brother, singer and songwriter Jimmy Fortune, who will be accompanied by Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent. Well known in the bluegrass music industry, Dailey and Vincent have started their own band and will be touring next year.


The Reading of the Names will take place for 65 hours over a four-day period, during which nearly 2,000 volunteers will read the over 58,000 names inscribed on The Wall in the order they were taken from us. The first reader will be Hank Cramer, whose father, Harry Griffith Cramer, died in South Vietnam in 1957. When The Wall was first dedicated, the names listing began at 1959. Cramer's name was added later. It is the second name that will be read on Nov. 7.


Other volunteer name readers include members of Congress, members of the Washington Capitals professional hockey team, Sons and Daughters in Touch, Gold Star Mothers and Gold Star Wives. (For a list of notable readers, please contact Lisa Gough at the Memorial Fund.)


Following is the schedule of reading times:

Wednesday, Nov. 7 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Thursday, Nov. 8 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Friday, Nov. 9 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Saturday, Nov. 10 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.


This is only the fourth time in The Wall's 25-year history that all of the names have been read in Washington, D.C. The first time was at the National Cathedral in 1982 as part of the Memorial's original dedication. For the 10th and 20th anniversaries, the names were read at The Wall.


The Reading of the Names is an essential part of the 25th anniversary of The Wall commemoration. The week of events concludes with the annual Veterans Day Ceremony at The Wall on Nov. 11. For more information on all of the anniversary events, visit: www.vvmf.org.


The 25th Anniversary of The Wall events have been made possible by the support of the following corporations, groups and individuals: Lockheed Martin, API Energy, Boeing, Capital Hilton, Comfort Systems USA, Disabled American Veterans, FedEx, Gregory C. Jewell, Rick Lieb The McCormick Tribune Fund, Military Order of the Purple Heart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Morrison, Non Commissioned Officers Association, Paralyzed Veterans of America and Veterans of Foreign Wars.


Established in 1979, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund is the nonprofit organization authorized by Congress to build the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Today, through a series of outreach programs, it is dedicated to preserving the legacy of The Wall, promoting healing, educating about the impact of the Vietnam War and is building the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Center, an underground educational facility, near The Wall.

History was made last weekend as Dailey & Vincent took the stage for their debut at the Nashville Convention Center for the 2007 IBMA Fan Fest.

Fortunately, I had great seats for the Saturday evening performance (center section, probably fifteen rows from the stage). The band made their entrance to a warm reception by those in attendance. From the first note, it was difficult to tell that this was a new band. Professionals at their finest; excellent content, flawless technique, born performers. The band's performance is guided by great instrumentalists, strong vocals, accompanied by plenty of energy and personality.

One highlight of the evening was provided by a special guest. Jimmy Fortune, of The Statler Brothers, made a surprise appearance to sing one of their old songs, Elizabeth, with Jamie and Darrin.

The band completed their twenty-five minute set to a room filled with people on their feet, applauding the spectacular new group. Hearing the audience reaction after the band had left the stage, the show's organizer insisted that they return for an encore.

Many stopped by the Dailey & Vincent table after the show to congratulate and praise the members. Photos and autographs continued for nearly an hour overwhelming the band with gratitude.

Thank you to all for making this such a special event and memorable night for Dailey & Vincent.

Although they do not begin touring until January, Dailey & Vincent will make their debut at the upcoming IBMA Fan Fest. Look for them at the Nashville Convention Center on the Main Stage, Saturday, October 6 at 6:40PM.

Dailey & Vincent has signed with well known music label, Rounder Records. A press release has been issued to media outlets and can be read here: http://www.rounder.com/index.php?id=news.php&newsId=768. The guys are thrilled with the support and direction received from Rounder Records.

We can finally announce the name of the banjo player for Dailey & Vincent! He is Joe Dean, a very talented young man from Granite City, Illinois. Joe has been performing in Gatlinburg, Tennessee and is excited to begin this new phase in his career.

Dailey & Vincent update! The guys have partnered with manager, Don Light, of Don Light Talent in Nashville. Mr. Light is a powerful force in the world of music and the band is proud to have him on board. He is already hard at work pushing the band in a positive direction.

The band was in the studio recently working on their first recording. I had the privilege of hearing some of the first sounds produced by Dailey & Vincent and all I can say is...WOW!

It seems as though the word is out about our guys. Nashville's NBC affiliate, WSMV, was also in the studio. They were there to record and interview the band for an upcoming installment of Nashville Music and More, a show airing Saturdays at 6:30pm on Channel 4 in Nashville. I'll be sure to post as soon as we hear a date.

Joshua Nicholson
Office Manager
Dailey & Vincent