Rhonda Vincent

Rhonda Vincent, a renowned bluegrass star, is a versatile vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, excelling on mandolin, fiddle, guitar, and banjo. Her music blends classic bluegrass traditions with contemporary country influences, showcased through albums like 1991's Timeless and True Love and 2021's Music Is What I See, featuring classic and modern bluegrass covers. Vincent's band, the Rage, matches her instrumental prowess and harmonious vocals, creating a dynamic and engaging sound that has earned her critical acclaim throughout her career.

Starting her music journey at a young age, Rhonda Vincent rose to prominence after appearances on national television and collaborations with artists like Jim Ed Brown. Despite a brief stint in mainstream country, Vincent's heart remained in bluegrass, leading to a successful partnership with Rebel Records and Rounder Records. With her band, the Rage, Vincent gained popularity at bluegrass festivals, earning numerous awards and nominations, including multiple International Bluegrass Music Association accolades. Throughout her discography, from the acclaimed The Storm Still Rages to the Grammy-nominated Music Is What I See, Vincent continues to impress audiences with her passion for traditional bluegrass and contemporary country influences.