Hello from DelFest in Cumberland, Maryland!
The guys and I have been here the past two days hanging out listening to some great music and sloshing through the muddy fields! We played two sets here this weekend. One yesterday and one today. Yesterday, we made it off the Grandstage just before the rain hit. The Travelin’ McCoury’s w/ special guest Ronnie Bowman played right after us and put on a really great show, but unfortunately had to cut the set a little short and make a run for it when the rain and lightening came busting in. After the rain had done its do, we pretty much needed a canoe to get back to the van! However, today the sun was beaming down, and the the fans up here definitely aren’t afraid of a little dirt, or rain for that matter! 
My boots are terrible looking after this weekend! Check ‘em out!! Needless to say, I’m so thrilled we got to be part of this wonderful festival. We love Del and all the McCoury’s and hope we can come back again sometime!
Since my last post, I’ve officially moved from Boston and am about to move into my new place near Nashville after this trip! I’m really pumped. I’m not sure when I’ll actually end up having time to do much though! We’ve got a busy next few weeks ahead of us! I’m flying to London on Friday for about 5 days to do some promo for the new album. I’ve never been to England, so I’m really looking forward to the trip! I’ll try to post more on that soon!
Oh – and before I forget…We went into the studio last week and recorded and filmed 3 songs for a live in the studio video for Rounder and CMT.com. We did two songs from the new album and a cover song by Adele. More details on that to come soon as well!
We head out bright and early for Nashville tomorrow. It’ll be a long trip home, but I’m thrilled I’m just able to be part of the road trips these days and I’m not flying EVERY weekend!
Anyways – I hope everyone has a wonderful Memorial Day weekend.
Til next time…
Sierra
You should have seen my boots!
Great job at the Delfest; I LOVED your solo on that last song of your second set!
Hello Miss Hull, i happened to stummble across your music and what i have heard so far is truely inspiring. what i’m trying to get at is, i live in a small town called Sierra Vista, AZ. and i had noticed that there was no tour stops here. i would greatly appriciate it if you were to consider making a stop somewhere in AZ so i could see one of your shows. and if not, thank you for at least taking the time to read through this message and consider it.
Much appriciation,
Mohammed Hansen
Hi, I wish I had heard about the music fest before it was over but I’m glad you had a good time here in Maryland. I live in Southern Maryland and would love to see you donw here sometime.
Hiya Sierra. As a happy attendee at the workshop you held awhile back when you passed through the DC area (where you ‘discovered’ Ben who you brought onstage the following nite at your concert), I am looking forward to your being here in Westminster MD this coming weekend 11/5. Any chance you might hold a similar workshop for those of us interested (and willing to pay of course!)I have inquired of Common Ground and now your management folks without reply thusfar, so here we are going straight to the musical source! Many thanks, see you soon either way.
Davis
410-261-8162
And it’s on! I spoke too soon, heard from Claire et al about the workshop idea yesterday and now 24 hours later looking forward with pals old and new to be sittin’ and pickin’ together this Saturday before your Common Ground concert in Westminster MD. We’ve put the word out, am sure it’ll be a great gathering! Thanks so much for your willingness to encourage our enthusiasm about playing (and learnin’ to do it right from someone who knows!)See u soon, Davis
haha very nice!
Sierra….Wonderful performance last night at Lincoln Theatre
on ” Song of the Mountains” show. I was blown away. Great band!
Keep on keeping on !! Pat Hall
I came across some of your music on WAMU’s Bluegrass Country Stained Glass Bluegrass. I rteally like your music. Thanks and best wixhes. Richard March