Hotels in Gatlinburg
Limited rooms with group rates.
3:30 pm Welcome
4:00 pm Artist Show Case
5:15 pm Country Grass with Larry Cordle
6:30 pm Williamson Branch
7:45 pm Larry Stephenson Band
9:00 pm Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road
ARTIST SHOWCASE
Donna Ulisse, Daryl Mosley
Jerry Salley, Larry Cordle
Rick Stanley
Friday, November 15
11:30 am New Outlook
12:30 pm Larry Efaw & Bluegrass Mountaineers
1:30 pm Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers
2:30 pm Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road
3:30 pm New Outlook
4:15 pm Supper Break
5:30 pm Davis Bradley
6:00 pm Larry Efaw & Bluegrass Mountaineers
7:00 pm Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers
8:00 pm Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road
9:00 pm Larry Sparks and Lonesome Ramblers
Saturday, November 16
11:30 am Billy & The Kids
12:00 pm Headin’ Home Bluegrass
1:00 pm Kentucky Just Us
2:00 pm Dean Osborne Band
3:00 pm Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road
4:00 pm Supper Break
5:15 pm Kim Robins Band
6:15 pm Dale Ann Bradley
7:15 pm Deeper Shade of Blue
8:30 pm Little Roy and Lizzy Show
If you’re a fan of bluegrass or traditional music, chances are you’ve heard the name Dale Ann Bradley. Known for her powerful voice and authentic storytelling, Dale Ann’s music embodies the deep-rooted heritage of Appalachian culture. Her journey as a singer, songwriter, and five-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year reflects not only her immense talent but also her unwavering passion for keeping bluegrass music alive and thriving.
Born and raised in the small Kentucky town of Pineville, Dale Ann Bradley grew up surrounded by the sounds of gospel and mountain music. Her early experiences in church choirs and the music of her community laid the foundation for what would become a lifelong career in bluegrass. It was during these formative years that Dale Ann discovered her love for the storytelling power of music, a theme that has been central to her work ever since.
“I grew up where music was everything. It was our form of expression,” Dale Ann recalls. This deep connection to her Appalachian roots has remained a constant thread throughout her career, shaping the songs she writes and performs.
Starting her career in the 1980s, Dale Ann faced the challenges of breaking into the male-dominated world of bluegrass. However, her distinctive voice and emotional depth soon set her apart. She released her first solo album, “East Kentucky Morning,” in 1997, which quickly gained attention and established her as a rising star in the genre.
From there, Dale Ann’s career skyrocketed. She has gone on to perform on some of the biggest stages in bluegrass and country music, including the Grand Ole Opry and festivals across the country. Over the years, Dale Ann has collaborated with many of the industry’s most respected musicians, including Vince Gill, Alison Krauss, and Steve Gulley.
Throughout her career, Dale Ann Bradley has garnered numerous accolades, most notably being named IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year five times. Her music, which blends traditional bluegrass with contemporary themes, has resonated with audiences of all ages. Dale Ann’s ability to deliver poignant, heartfelt lyrics has earned her a loyal fan base and the respect of her peers in the music industry.
Her albums, including “The Hard Way,” “Catch Tomorrow,” and “The Dale Ann Bradley” project, have all received critical acclaim for their authenticity and soulfulness. Whether singing about love, loss, or the beauty of the Appalachian mountains, Dale Ann’s voice shines through with a sincerity that is hard to match.
At the heart of Dale Ann Bradley’s music is a message of hope and resilience. Her songs often reflect the struggles and triumphs of everyday life, offering a sense of comfort and understanding to her listeners. In a world that is constantly changing, Dale Ann’s music serves as a reminder of the enduring power of tradition and the importance of staying true to one’s roots.
Today, Dale Ann Bradley remains a beloved figure in the world of bluegrass, continuing to perform and record new music. Her latest projects showcase her growth as an artist while staying firmly rooted in the traditions that have shaped her sound. For Dale Ann, the journey is ongoing, and her dedication to preserving and promoting bluegrass music is stronger than ever.
As you explore Dale Ann Bradley’s music, you’ll discover a rich tapestry of stories woven together by her extraordinary voice and passion for bluegrass. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to her work, her music invites you to take a journey through the heart of Appalachia and beyond.
Learn more about Dale Ann Bradley and her incredible career at daleannbradley.com.
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Hotels in Gatlinburg
Limited rooms with group rates.
Trolly available to many attractions
865-436-7851
610 Historic Nature Trail
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
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Reagan Resorts
865-436-5607
Right across from the entrance
865-436-5601
235 Historic Nature Trail
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
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Baymont by Wyndham
865-325-9751
LeConte Motor Lodge
A Ramada by Wyndham
In front of the Convention Center on the main strip
929 Parkway
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
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Country Inn & Suites by Radisson
865-412-1004
Super 8
865-436-2222
Gatlinburg Town Square
865-436-2039
Econo Lodge
865-436-7991
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