Marty Raybon

Country music superstar Marty Raybon will be joining the roster of performers appearing at Spicer’s Lake in South Lebanon, OH on Sept. 29, 2007.

From the very first time you heard Marty Raybon, as the lead singer of the award winning country music group, Shenandoah, singing “Mama Knows”, “Ghost In This House”, “Two Dozen Roses”, “Church On Cumberland Road”, and “Somewhere In The Vicinity Of The Heart” you knew he was one of those gifted vocalists. He can take a lyric and put heartbreak into the melody like no other singer before him. Rascal Flatts’ lead vocalist, Gary LeVox, called Marty “the greatest singer on the planet to this day” and country music historian Robert K. Oerman said “Marty Raybon’s voice is truly one of Nashville’s greatest treasures”.

Raybon joins an all-star line-up that includes the SteelDrivers, who recently brought thousands of bluegrass fans to their feet at Columbus, Ohio’s Musicians Against Childhood Cancer, the Dixie Bee-Liners, Steve Bonafel and One Iota, and more.

The concert grounds at Spicer’s Lake are situated in the heart of South Lebanon, Ohio, conveniently located near I-71 and SR 48, and less than five miles from Kings Island.

The Steeldrivers l-r Richard Bailey, Tammy Rogers, Chris Stapleton, Mike Fleming and Mike Henderson

The 18-acre camping area runs along the beautiful Little Miami State and National Scenic River. The 10-acre Spicer’s Lake presents a peaceful backdrop to the concert stage amidst the 60-acres of meadow and wooded areas.

Log on to www.spicerslake.com daily for an updated line-up and performance schedule or call 513-494-2598.

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Dale Ann Bradley will headline an evening of Bluegrass and Gospel music Saturday August 4th at Spicer’s Lake in the heart of South Lebanon, OH.

Music get’s underway around 6:30 and will also feature The Katie Penn Band and regional favorites Pineridge.

For tickets or more information call 513-494-2598. You can also visit the Spicer’s Lake Web Site.

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In Ohio
The Acoustic Roots Bluegrass Festival at Spicer’s Lake™, a two-day Bluegrass and Gospel event, takes place Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22.
The lineup includes Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass, the Moron Brothers, New Grass Boys, The Friends in Bluegrass, Herchel Haddix and Mount High, Tim Strong and Kentucky Ridge, Pine Ridge and the Haddix Family.
The festival grounds are in the heart of South Lebanon, Ohio, near I-71 and SR 48, and less than five miles from Kings Island.
Festival and camping information is available at http://www.acousticrootsbluegrass.com/index1.html

In Maine
The fifth annual County Bluegrass Festival will be held July 27-29 at Farm Park, in Fort Fairfield, Maine.
Headliners are The Lonesome River Band, White Mountain Bluegrass and Blistered Fingers.
Other performers include The Mueller Family, Eddy Poirier & Friends, Borderline Bluegrass, The Adrians, James Delnero and Lost Mountain and The LaClaires.
Camping is available on site with limited electrical hookups.
Details are available at www.countybluegrass.com

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