Rhonda Vincent & The Rage

With the success of 'O Brother Where Art Thou' sound track selling millions, Bluegrass has taken on new popularity with audiences everwhere. Strap on your seat belt and hold on tight - Bluegrass phenom Rhonda Vincent and the Rage are available for your next special event!

	"Vincent is a powerful vocalist and a sensitive interpreter of lyrics" - Billboard Magazine's review
	"Vincent is too good to be mortal" - Billboard's Country Music Editor
	Ms. Vincent is first and foremost an awesome vocal talent" - Bluegrass Unlimited's

These are just a few of the quotes used to describe the multi-instrumentalist Rhonda Vincent. Rhonda's album "A Dream Come True" was chosen as Billboard's "Best Bluegrass Album of 1990". She received a "Master's Medal of Merit", after winning "Best Female Vocalist", five consecutive years.

Literally, Rhonda Vincent began performing with her parents at age 3. The musical Vincent family became TV regulars in Iowa when Rhonda was 5. A year later the clan took to the radio air waves over KIRX in Kirksville, MO. Then the Vincent's became the "house band" at the Frontier Jamboree in nearby Marceline, backing every bluegrass and country star from Ernest Tubb to Bill Monroe.

Rhonda made her recording debut as a tot in 1967. Her first solo single was a 1971 rendition of the Jimmie Rodgers classic "Muleskinner Blues", winning "Single of the Year" at the 1974 SPBGMA awards. By 1985, she'd recorded 8 albums with her family.

Rhonda has made numerous TV appearances, the most memorable of a "live" performance of her first nationally released single/video "I'm Not Over You" on "Prime Time Country". As the draped curtain began to rise, it caught the boom end of her microphone, and just before it hit her face, she grabbed it, and held it as the curtain raised it higher. Without missing a single note, Rhonda started singing the song while holding a guitar in one hand, the microphone in the other, while propped on a tall chair in a beautiful flowing dress. After singing the first 2 lines of the song, she burst into laughter, recovered the microphone and finished the performance. This episode of "Prime Time Country" landed on Dick Clark's "Bloopers" show!

Rhonda is frequently invited to appear on the "Grand Ole Opry", and hopes someday to be a member. Rhonda is respected by the top bluegrass performers along with many of the top country stars of today.

"What a special human being. She has been more than generous with her beautiful voice on some of my records and I was more than happy to get to sing on her record." Dolly Parton

"Rhonda's music and voice have been incredibly important to me for the last ten years. I can't wait for the rest of the world to catch on and see what they've been missing." Alison Krauss

"Rhonda is my favorite of all the new female singers." Randy Travis

Rhonda has performed with Alan Jackson, Dolly Parton, The Statler Brothers, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Alison Krauss, Earl Scruggs, Steve Wariner, and many others.

Bring the magic of bluegrass phenom Rhonda Vincent & the Rage to your stage at your next event or conference. Contact us today to get started.

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