Billy Price has been entertaining audiences since first performing in Pittsburgh, Pa. with the Rhythm Kings in the early 1970s. In April 2016, he was officially recognized and inducted as a Pittsburgh Rock ’n Roll Legend at an award ceremony sponsored by the Cancer Caring Center of Pittsburgh.
Cedar County Cobras arrive with a collection of instruments to play boot-stompin' music that can only be found down the gravel roads of Iowa. Often seen as a duo or a trio, the music has been described as contagious, acoustic rockabilly, dancing bluegrass, or brand new old-time country with the gritty sound of soulful blues. It is almost impossible to box the sound of The Cobras into one musical genre when you hear an eclectic mix of acoustic blues and gypsy mandolin tunes that can only be heard in the cobra songs. Find out more at http://www.cedarcountycobras.com/
Yes, it's live music. Rob Wallace singing his tail off, playing congas. Mike Williams singing his tail off and jamming on that fancy synth guitar. Williams and Wallace give people an opportunity to listen to different musical styles they probably would have never listened to if they had to pay for it.
