She’s With Me: High Valley at Boots & Hearts 2015!
High Valley loves Boots & Hearts.
It’s the only possible explanation for their appearance 4 years in a row – and they pretty much told us as much when we sat down with them after their Friday set on the main stage.
Brad and Curtis Rempel gave a crowd all the energy they had as the evening audience made their way to the big stage, and they were repaid with fans who sang along with their hits, cheered with appreciation, and generally had just as good a time as the Alberta born brothers did.
High Valley gave the Boots & Hearts crowd a set that included favourites I Will Stand By You, Love You For A Long Time, On The Combine, and A Father’s Love (dedicated to their dad) – and they also gave us newer hits She’s With Me and County Line which have received a fantastic reaction from fans and country radio.
Note: The brothers also joined Jason McCoy and The Lovelocks on Sunday morning as part of the Gospel Brunch and gave us some good God loving fun with tracks like Hallelujah, I’m Ready To Go.
In addition to their musical duties, High Valley once again handled some of the hosting responsibilities at Boots & Hearts… it’s become their gig, and while The Reklaws may have started to creep in on their turf, we have a feeling it’s theirs until, as Brad said, they retire some day.
The boys also announced during their set that a text came in from CMT on Friday telling them that the video for She’s With Me had reached #1, their second consecutive hit on the countdown. It’s a good time to be High Valley.
And if you’re looking to see them on the road in the near future you can catch them in Ottawa and Oshawa at the start of October – and keep an eye on their website for more shows to be announced.
Before our sit down time was up we asked High Valley to describe Ricky Skaggs for us… and their first reaction was “Legendary”. They expanded on that by telling us that Skaggs is “somehow a super humble guy for someone who is such a legend.” and that he is always willing to play, to help, and most of all – talk about all things mandolin.
Check out some more pics of High Valley at Boots & Hearts 2015 and stay tuned for more.
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She’s With Me: High Valley at Boots & Hearts 2015!
By Joshua Murray
High Valley loves Boots & Hearts.
It’s the only possible explanation for their appearance 4 years in a row – and they pretty much told us as much when we sat down with them after their Friday set on the main stage.
Brad and Curtis Rempel gave a crowd all the energy they had as the evening audience made their way to the big stage, and they were repaid with fans who sang along with their hits, cheered with appreciation, and generally had just as good a time as the Alberta born brothers did.
High Valley gave the Boots & Hearts crowd a set that included favourites I Will Stand By You, Love You For A Long Time, On The Combine, and A Father’s Love (dedicated to their dad) – and they also gave us newer hits She’s With Me and County Line which have received a fantastic reaction from fans and country radio.
Note: The brothers also joined Jason McCoy and The Lovelocks on Sunday morning as part of the Gospel Brunch and gave us some good God loving fun with tracks like Hallelujah, I’m Ready To Go.
In addition to their musical duties, High Valley once again handled some of the hosting responsibilities at Boots & Hearts… it’s become their gig, and while The Reklaws may have started to creep in on their turf, we have a feeling it’s theirs until, as Brad said, they retire some day.
The boys also announced during their set that a text came in from CMT on Friday telling them that the video for She’s With Me had reached #1, their second consecutive hit on the countdown. It’s a good time to be High Valley.
And if you’re looking to see them on the road in the near future you can catch them in Ottawa and Oshawa at the start of October – and keep an eye on their website for more shows to be announced.
Before our sit down time was up we asked High Valley to describe Ricky Skaggs for us… and their first reaction was “Legendary”. They expanded on that by telling us that Skaggs is “somehow a super humble guy for someone who is such a legend.” and that he is always willing to play, to help, and most of all – talk about all things mandolin.
Check out some more pics of High Valley at Boots & Hearts 2015 and stay tuned for more.
Work Hard. Play Harder. Be Awesome!
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creator of content, daddy blogger, writer, coffee drinker, fan of the Batman. proud mo bro. prouder dad.
