Platinum selling Country Music artist Joe Diffie has asked that NewFound Road back him up as his bluegrass band during IBMA's World Of Bluegrass this week in Nashville!  The band is set to play two shows with Diffie this week, the first at an official IBMA Showcase on Wed. night and then Saturday the guys will join him at Fan Fest.  NewFound Road will play a show  featuring their music at FanFest on Saturday at 12:30 and then at 4 p.m. with Joe Diffie.

Same Old Place makes its debut in Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine at #15!

Try To Be enters the top 30 song chart at #27!

The latest recording from NewFound Road, Same Old Place is #5 for the month of July on The Bluegrass Junction hosted by Kyle Cantrell on Sirius XM Radio!!!!

NewFound Road has signed with booking agent, The Roots Agency.  The Roots Agency began in 1995 as Drake & LaRoche, an aspiring boutique agency booking a handful of artists.  Since then, the agency has evolved into The Roots Agency and now books over thirty artists representing a widely diverse and wildly talented roster including such music icons as Ritchie Havens, Ronnie Spector, Arlo Guthrie, The Chieftains, Lesley Gore, as well as bluegrass and folk great Claire Lynch and now NewFound Road.

The reviews are in and the critics love Same Old Place! Visit the reviews section of the site to read them!!

NFRs' Tim Shelton will appear on Track by Track with Kyle Cantrell on XM Radio Wed. June 17th beginning at 11 a.m. ET.  The show will feature songs off of the bands latest record, Same Old Place.

NewFound Road will be at the legendary Station Inn Wed. June 17th in Nashville!  The show starts at 9:00 p.m. CT.

Same Old Place, the latest recording from NewFound Road makes it's debut on Billboard's Bluegrass Sales Chart at #8!

"I had a great time watching you guys last night. Couldnt wipe the smile off my face!- Erica H.

"Great show last night! NFR ROCKS!!- Angie S.

"Completely blown away by your show!"- Kimberly T.

"You guys did awesome!"- Tiffany R.

 

YES!! NewFound Road was in top-notch form last night at the Murdock Schoolhouse in Orland. Their musicianship and showmanship is exciting; all the band members were "jiving" off each others music line and the air was "electric" with their creativeness!

Now, I wouldn't beat a dead horse--but this horse is alive and really kickin! Just saw New Found Road in Orland, and they simply blew the roof off the Murdock School House! Tim Shelton's vocals are outrageously good! Brothers Jamie and Joe Booher are great on mando and bass respectively. The surprise of the night was to see Josh Miller from Carrie Hassler's band on banjo--and what a monster he is!--AND Jimmie Van Cleve sitting in on fiddle. Wow!

Absolutely terrific show at the Black Oak last night. Catch this band in Sacto tomorrow night if you can.