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The Floyd Radio Show
October 4, 2025 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Join us at the Floyd Country Store on Saturday, October 4, 2025 at 7:00 pm for The Floyd Radio Show with host Kelley Breiding and special musical guests The Burnett Sisters Band, Up Jumped Trouble & Scott Ainslie! Tickets are $20 general admission, $25 reserved seating, for sale online and in the store. SEASON PASSES AVAILABLE NOW! See link below!
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The Floyd Radio Show is an old-timey variety show with original radio plays, comedy bits, ads, jingles, music and more, hosted by Kelley Breiding. Celebrating old time and traditional music with people and communities where music is played and enjoyed in its authentic and purest forms. The show is rooted in Floyd, Virginia where a musical and artistic community provides endless inspiration for the show.
Can’t make it to the show? You can watch the Floyd Radio Show on the Floyd Country Store TV! Watch it live and then enjoy outtakes and skits delivered as bonus content!
ABOUT THE BURNETTE SISTERS BAND
To assign a genre to The Burnett Sisters Band would be to oversimplify the breadth of their musical influences – at a typical show, an old-time fiddle tune might be followed by a George Jones song, a driving bluegrass standard or a soaring gospel number. The sisters formed as a band when the youngest was six years old and since then, TBSB has toured across the world and continue to share traditional music wherever they are able.
With a repertoire that’s equal parts old-time and bluegrass, swing, and folk, this Billboard charting band dives into their material with attention to detail and an appreciation for nuance that lends an authenticity and a feeling of genuine expression rarely matched in today’s traditional music.
ABOUT SCOTT AINSLIE
Scott Ainslie is a traditional acoustic Blues singer, guitarist, historian, storyteller, and songwriter. A musician all his life, Ainslie took up guitar at age 15 about five weeks after hearing Virginia Bluesman John Jackson play a couple of songs in the middle of one of Mike Seeger’s concerts in Alexandria, VA in 1967. Ainslie continued to graduate Phi Beta Kappa with honors from Washington & Lee University but his greatest love was studying with elder musicians on both sides of the color line – in the Old-Time Southern Appalachian fiddle and banjo traditions, as well as black Gospel and Blues musicians.
ABOUT UP JUMPED TROUBLE
Up Jumped Trouble is an old-time string band from Southwest Virginia that blends Appalachian fiddle music with classic country songs. They bring a hard driving, old-time sound that’s sure to get your toe tapping! Featuring the fiddling of Raistlin Brabson along with banjoist Margo MacSweeney, and guitarist Jared Boyd.