The Hillbenders Biography

The HillBenders are an accomplished band of excellent bluegrass performers nationwide. Their music is distinctive and enthralling because of their varied interests and hometown influences. The HillBenders are a group of musicians united by a shared goal to compose and play unique music. They blend bluegrass traditions with various inspirations to produce a completely distinctive sound. All five of the band members not only compose and arrange their music, but they are also all excellent singers. The primary vocal duties are divided among the ensemble, and most songs feature three- or four-part harmonies. Right now, some of the greatest undiscovered voices in bluegrass music will wow you! The band's instrumental skill is comparable to that. The complicated musical elements of their song leave the audience in amazement, led by Mark Cassidy's powerful banjo playing and Chad Gravy Boat Graves' aggressive manner. After seeing the HillBenders perform live, one is left with few unfulfilled expectations because of their precise compositions, solos, influential voices, and harmonies. The Arkham Rangers broke up in late March 2008, leaving three members—Mark Cassidy, Jim & Gary Rea—to pick up the pieces and hunt for a new beginning. This was when The HillBenders formed.

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