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The Floyd Radio Show
April 4 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Join us at the Floyd Country Store on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 7:00 pm for The Floyd Radio Show with host Kelley Breiding and special musical guests The Twin Creeks Stringband & The Bays Mountain Cut-Ups! Tickets are $20 general admission, $25 reserved seating, for sale online and in the store.
Turn Your Radio On!
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 TWIN CREEKS STRING BAND
THE TWIN CREEKS STRINGBAND is an old-time band from Southwest Virginia where their hard-driving music has been handed down to them through generations of music in Carroll and Franklin County. The band is a continuation of The Dry Hill Draggers, a band formed in the early 1980’s in Franklin County, Virginia who played for dances and festivals for over 30 years. Though the name has changed, the high-energy sound and rock-solid rhythm remains unchanged. The Twin Creeks Stringband continues to play hot fiddle tunes with a driving beat along with strong vocals that will entertain both listeners and dancers alike. The members of the band include Chris Prillaman on fiddle, Jason Hambrick on guitar and vocals, Stacy Boyd on bass, and his son Jared Boyd on banjo.
ABOUT THE BAYS MOUNTAIN CUT-UPS
The Cut-Ups are based around three friends who first got together in the Bluegrass, Old Time, and Roots Music Program at East Tennessee State University, Ben Watlington on guitar, Colton Powers on banjo, and Max Etling on bass. After finishing college, they worked out their bluegrass internships performing at the Ole Smoky Moonshine distilleries in Gatlinburg, TN, which is a bit like attending bluegrass boot camp.
There they teamed up with mandolinist Seth Mulder, and formed the backbone of the first edition of Seth Mulder & Midnight Run. The three pals have all since moved on from Seth, and started working together as the Bays Mountain Cut-Ups, a name chosen for the fact that Powers grew up near there.