Hey, thanks for checking in. We’ve put about 40,000 miles on the bus since the beginning of June, and we’ve played everything from Letterman and Lincoln Center to B-B-Q and Bluegrass Festivals. We’ve been movin around so much, keeping up with my blogs… Continue reading
It’s 7:30 am in Rapid City South Dakota.
Today, Marty and I will drive down to visit some good friends on the Pine Ridge Indian reservation and drop off a few prayers at Wounded Knee Our Lakota brothers Marvin and… Continue reading
As Buck Trent says, “Whoa, this is big, pal.” I mean THIS IS BIG, PAL! We’re playing the “World’s Largest Truck Stop” here in Walcott I0wa and I can tell ya, EVERYTHING is big!
We pulled in this morning and I… Continue reading
Welcome to Brownfield, Maine
“Build it and they will come.” There is not a better example of that saying anywhere than the Stone Mountain Arts Center.
It’s all about the love here folks, and it is one of the most… Continue reading
Last night we played a sold out show at the Strand in Rockland Maine.
Rockland is a beautiful Maine coastal town that’s famous for it’s nearby residents, the Wyeth’s. Unfortunately we don’t get to view the museums in town that… Continue reading
It’s about 10:30pm EST and as I write this I’m bouncing down the road to Prestonburg Kentucky. New York City is about 4 hours behind us now along with our performance on the David Letterman Show. I’m on that interesting… Continue reading
For 30 some odd years the second week of June has been when fans from around the world gather in Nashville to get close to their favorite artist. What used to be called “Fan Fair” where the stars would meet… Continue reading
Each season on “The Marty Stuart Show,” we’ll go through over 150 songs. Although I’m familiar with a lot of them, they all have to be studied to be able to “play them like you know them,” and smile while… Continue reading
The last time Roger McGuinn played the Grand Ole Opry was with the Byrds in 1968. It should’ve been great, but it didn’t go well that night. There are a lot of stories, like a lukewarm response and calls from… Continue reading
The capitol of Louisiana and it’s politics are are as deep, muddy and grand in scope as the Mississippi river that runs next to it.
Baton Rouge is where we are today and I am lucky to be here.
The… Continue reading
