Celebrating the Savior’s birth in the spirit of the season!
WBY was blessed to play and sing for the Christmas luncheon at Concord UMC this week as part of the CADES Adult Daycare/Enrichment program. We love sharing timeless truths of…
Wrapping up a busy Fall season
It's been a whirlwind of an Autumn, taking our Appalachian music to new places, making new friends and climbing new mountains (one in dense fog and blowing rain to get…
Wilderness Road State Park Heritage Festival
WBY duo is excited to share Appalachian roots music at this Fall festival for the first time! Come hear banjo, mandolin, guitar and harmony vocals ring out Old-Time, 'grassy and…
Union County Heritage Festival
Celebrate Fall and hear Wild Blue Yonder's unique "Classy 'Grassy" and Old-Time Gospel tunes, this year featuring Kristiana McCombs Arnwine on fiddle, cello and vocals. Fun, family outdoor festival with…
Sevier Day at Marble Springs State Historic Site
Wild Blue Yonder Appalachian trio is excited to return to Marble Springs for Sevier Day 2024! Come hear authentic roots music in "Classy 'grassy" style and soak up some local…
Bringing “Classy ‘Grass” to the Bluegrass state
WBY friends new and old made our Levitt AMP evening in Middlesboro so special! Big thrill to open for bluegrasser Wyatt Ellis, a class act himself. Kristiana shone on her…
History Hootenanny
WBY returns for the second year to help celebrate East Tennessee history in downtown Knoxville. The FREE festival, to be held at the East Tennessee History Center on Gay Street,…
Levitt AMP Middlesboro Music Series
Wild Blue Yonder brings its edgy, unique "Classy 'Grassy" sound to the stage as the trio opens for bluegrass artist Wyatt Ellis in this time-honored music series. Presented by Middlesboro…
Sharing timeless Gospel truths and “Classy ‘Grassy” songs
July brought us two special opportunities to share some personal testimony, along with favorite hymns and a few toe-tapping tunes - at Corryton Senior Center in Knox County, and Greenbrier…
Gunpowder and banjos on the 4th of July at Museum of Appalachia
It was a hot time at the Museum of Appalachia as WBY joined in the annual celebration with Old-Time and Gospel music. Even Phil's banjo couldn't compete with the boom…