Furnace Mountain

"Gorgeous"

—Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2

"Furnace Mountain are a truly exceptional group and deserve to be in the upper tier of American roots groups"

—Rachel Devine, Rock and Reel (R2) Magazine

"First Class!"

—fRoots magazine

"It's one the best Americana albums I've heard all year."

—Charles DeLint (musician and author of over 75 published books)

"Like the mountains and rivers, their sounds reflect the soul of the region"

—The Piedmont Virginian

"That's done me the world of good — this is great"

—Frank Hennessy, BBC Radio Wales [listening to Fields of Fescue]

Floyd Fest 2013! We are so excited to be playing at Floyd Fest this year! Stay tuned for all the details! Watermelon Park Fest will be September 26-28 this year. Stay tuned for more news on that and as always we will see you there!

Watermelon Park Fest 2012- Blew our socks off! We played Saturday night at the height of the festival, right between Tim O'Brien and Del McCoury. Danny played a whole set with Tim O'Brien and then the whole band sat in with Bruce Molsky during his set. More info at www.watermelonparkfest.com. Stay tuned by signing up for our monthly newsletter. We hope to see you all at a show soon!

Our new CD The Road to Berryville is finished, and is getting great reviews! Visit our Music page to buy it. Also new shirts are available at shows.

We are back from the UK after a run of dates, June 1-20, 2012. To see photos of the trip and follow our adventures in general, check out our Facebook page. It was really nice seeing all our old friends on the other side of the pond, as well as making some new ones!

Wow, what an amazing time we had at Watermelon Park Fest in 2011. We didn't realize how many fans we have! And what a thrill getting to meet Ralph Stanley, and sitting in with the Steep Canyon Rangers, and Woody Pines, and jammin with Pokey down on the river were just a few of the high points. The Red Stick Ramblers were amazing, Bruce Molsky is always excellent, and the Woodshedders burned the house down. We can't wait till next time! Check out the video of Dave and Danny's jam with The Steep Canyon Rangers!

Keep a lookout for a delightful compilation entitled Beginner's Guide to Hoedown coming to stores in November. Furnace Mountain shares a track alongside other artists Ralph Stanley, Doc Watson, Reyna Gellert, Hazel Dickens, Alice Gerrard, Flatt and Scrugs, The Dillards, Bill Monroe, Tony Rice, Bela Fleck, and many more on this three CD set.

In February we returned from the Celtic Connections 2011 festival in Glasgow, Scotland, where we had a wonderful time seeing old friends and family, and playing tons of great music. We played to a capacity crowd at Glasgow's fabulous Old Fruitmarket concert hall with our good buddies The Wilders. Paul Kerr, who was at the show and writing for this month's Maverick Magazine, said that Furnace Mountain was "Superb — a breath of fresh mountain air."

We also landed a slot on BBC Two Scotland's Festival Highlights show. Check out the excellent BBC video of us at the Old Fruitmarket. Later, when we joined Roseanne Cash and Laura Cantrell for a live BBC Radio 3 broadcast from the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Ms. Kennedy told her listeners we were, in her opinion, "one of the hottest acts" on the circuit.

Check out our newest CD — The Road to Berryville — now available on our Music page. Or sign up for our monthly newsletter.



	"Gorgeous" —Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2 "Furnace Mountain are a truly exceptional group and deserve to be in the upper tier of American roots groups" —Rachel Devine, Rock and Reel (R2) Magazine "First Class!" —fRoots magazine "It's one the best Americana albums I've heard all year." —Charles DeLint (musician and author of over 75 published books) "Like the mountains and rivers, their sounds reflect the soul of the region" —The Piedmont Virginian "That's done me the world of good — this is great" —Frank Hennessy, BBC Radio Wales [listening to Fields of Fescue] What's New for 2013! Floyd Fest 2013! We are so excited to be playing at Floyd Fest this year! Stay tuned for all the details! Watermelon Park Fest will be September 26-28 this year. Stay tuned for more news on that and as always we will see you there! News from 2012! Watermelon Park Fest 2012- Blew our socks off! We played Saturday night at the height of the festival, right between Tim O'Brien and Del McCoury. Danny played a whole set with Tim O'Brien and then the whole band sat in with Bruce Molsky during his set. More info at www.watermelonparkfest.com. Stay tuned by signing up for our monthly newsletter. We hope to see you all at a show soon! *Our new CD The Road to Berryville* is finished, and is getting great reviews! Visit our Music page to buy it. Also new shirts are available at shows. We are back from the UK after a run of dates, June 1-20, 2012. To see photos of the trip and follow our adventures in general, check out our Facebook page. It was really nice seeing all our old friends on the other side of the pond, as well as making some new ones! 2011 Wow, what an amazing time we had at Watermelon Park Fest in 2011. We didn't realize how many fans we have! And what a thrill getting to meet Ralph Stanley, and sitting in with the Steep Canyon Rangers, and Woody Pines, and jammin with Pokey down on the river were just a few of the high points. The Red Stick Ramblers were amazing, Bruce Molsky is always excellent, and the Woodshedders burned the house down. We can't wait till next time! Check out the video of Dave and Danny's jam with The Steep Canyon Rangers! Keep a lookout for a delightful compilation entitled Beginner's Guide to Hoedown coming to stores in November. Furnace Mountain shares a track alongside other artists Ralph Stanley, Doc Watson, Reyna Gellert, Hazel Dickens, Alice Gerrard, Flatt and Scrugs, The Dillards, Bill Monroe, Tony Rice, Bela Fleck, and many more on this three CD set. In February we returned from the Celtic Connections 2011** festival in Glasgow, Scotland, where we had a wonderful time seeing old friends and family, and playing tons of great music. We played to a capacity crowd at Glasgow's fabulous Old Fruitmarket concert hall with our good buddies The Wilders. Paul Kerr, who was at the show and writing for this month's Maverick Magazine, said that Furnace Mountain was "Superb — a breath of fresh mountain air." We also landed a slot on BBC Two Scotland's Festival Highlights show. Check out the excellent BBC video of us at the Old Fruitmarket. Later, when we joined Roseanne Cash and Laura Cantrell for a live BBC Radio 3 broadcast from the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Ms. Kennedy told her listeners we were, in her opinion, "one of the hottest acts" on the circuit. Also... Check out our newest CD — The Road to Berryville — now available on our Music page. Or sign up for our monthly newsletter. CLOSE