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Flickertail Holler was started in December of 2010 after three would-be friends discovered they all shared the same love and passion for bluegrass music. The name, "Flickertail Holler", came from their desire to honor both states where they were taught music. North Dakota is known as the 'Flickertail' state while a 'Holler' (slang for 'Hollow') is a small valley located between mountains. Very prominent in Kentucky. Together, they continuously strive to find new sounds to add to their ever expanding repertoire.

WITH

MASTER OF

CEREMONIES

BRAD BECKER

CELEBRATING

TEN YEARS OF

TRADITIONAL

KENTUCKY MUSIC

FOR BROADCASTERS

Red Barn Radio records each show before a studio

audience for later broadcast. Come help us cheer on

the fine musicians who keep alive the Traditional

Music of Kentucky!

The Performance Hall at ArtsPlace

161 North Mill Street in Lexington, Kentucky

Wednesdays at 7 PM , Admission: $8

Enter the red Church Street door for all RBR

shows. Click on the photo for directions.

Central Kentucky: wuky.org, Saturdays at 11 PM. In Kentucky: weku.fm, Saturday evenings at 9 PM on WEKU 88.9 Richmond, 106.7 Frankfort, 90.9 Hazard, 88.5 Corbin, 96.9 Barbourville, 102.5 Middlesboro, and 95.1 Pikeville - repeats 3 a.m. Sundays.

Lost Creek, WVA: wotrfm.com, whawradio.com.

Regina, Saskatchewan: cjtr.ca Wednesdays, 5 AM CST