Concert at New Market Music Hall
Enjoy the Appalachian Old-time/Gospel version of Wild Blue Yonder in this small, intimate venue. Family-friendly and a great opportunity to soak up the rich roots music heritage of our region.…
“Music and Arts on Main” in Oneida, TN
WBY Appalachian/Old-Time band is excited to join the festivities on Main Street in Oneida for a fun, Fall, family event. FREE to attend! Come enjoy a ghoulish good time with…
“15th Annual Pickin’ In The Park” at Norris Dam State Park
Come enjoy an October evening at one of Tennessee's beautiful state parks at this rootsy, family-friendly event. Kristiana McCombs Arnwine, winner of Sevier County's Mountain Soul Vocal Competition, will be…
PRIVATE Church Anniversary Celebration
Call or email us today about YOUR church function, celebration, outreach or ministry. We love to share our old-time Appalachian Gospel music to spread the Good News and glorify our…
Opening Concert of Dandridge Scots-Irish Festival
Join WBY for the second year in a row at the 15th Annual Dandridge festival. We'll kick things off Friday night Sept. 29, playing from 8:00-9:00pm (other music 7-8pm). If…
Greenbrier Mountain Festival
Come taste a new flavor of the Wild Blue Yonder musical recipe at this family-friendly FREE hometown festival. Phil, Melissa and Barry will play two sets of our old-time APPALACHIAN…
Museum of Appalachia Independence Day Anvil Shoot
WBY returns to the Museum of Appalachia, one of our area's greatest Appalachian treasures! Celebrate the holiday with our authentic roots music in a set from 12:10-1:00pm, and mark the…
Statehood Day Festival at Marble Springs
Performing LIVE as a part of Marble Springs' Statehood Day Festival on June 3rd: Wild Blue Yonder APPALACHIAN GOSPEL & CELTIC music quartet! Come see a WBY surprise guest musician!…
Greenbrier Barn Party by Friends of the Smokies
A celebration of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the history of its support and preservation by the people of this region.
Dogwood Arts Festival at World’s Fair Park
What says "East Tennessee Spring" better than dogwoods? And what better way to celebrate the beauty than with Appalachian Highland Celtic tunes at this well-loved festival? Wild Blue Yonder is…