Pickin’, pluckin’, three-part harmonizin’ and lovin’ – that’s The Grascals. “The main thing I think and feel is that there’s six . . . it talks about home, growing up and living and dying and dreaming, you know, it’s just a real true music that anybody can relate to,” he said.

The Grascals – Eldredge, singer and guitarist Jamie Johnson, singer and upright bass player Terry Smith, banjoist Kristin Scott . . . attitude to the Center for Fine and Performing Arts at Owens Community College in Perrysburg for an 8 p.m. show March 19. Tickets are $26 and $22.

Terry Eldredge’s musical bucket list just gets more and more interesting. He’s already shared a microphone and stage with legends George Jones, . . . country hit-maker Dierks Bentley, among others. Their popularity likely will increase this spring. Rounder Records will release their album March 30.

The Grascals, one of bluegrass music's most highly awarded and acclaimed bands, will release their brand new CD, The Famous Lefty Flynn's, on Rounder . . . as an instrumental unit, with mandolin ace Danny Roberts, fiddler Jeremy Abshire and new banjo player Kristin Scott Benson leading the charge.

Not content to court just one crowd, bluegrass band the Grascals will try to expand their fan base on Hank Williams Jr.'s upcoming Rowdy Friends . . . Flynn's," March 30 on Rounder Records, the act has a sponsorship deal with Mobil Delvac and an ongoing licensing agreement with an Alabama RV park.

Country music icon Hank Williams Jr. will team up this spring with Jamey Johnson and The Grascals for an outing dubbed the “Rowdy Friends Tour . . . 27. Prices are set at $27, $51.50, $61.50 and $127. In 2006 and 2007, the Grascals won the bluegrass association’s entertainer of the year title.

The Grascals were in Memphis TN. this week (Feb. 8th) to visit the St. Jude Research Hospital. They were there to present them with a check. The . . . last yr in Columbus OH. Along with the check they also donated both right and left handed Takamine guitars to the Target House Amy Grant music room.

Bluegrass doesn't get better than The Grascals -- their vocals are great and they can all pick, their original songs are excellent, extending the . . . opened their 2010 tour. There's not a slouch in The Grascals. But the show stealer is Kristin Scott Benson, who played some mind-boggling banjo.

Three friends, 850 miles and time to kill: These ingredients combined to make Toasted Ponies. At the outset of a twang-ful experiment, bassist Jim . . . festival. Tonight at 6 p.m., The Toasted Ponies will hit the stage at the Bourbon Theatre, opening for Nashville-based up-and-comers The Grascals.

The Grascals, a bluegrass supergroup, present a tough decision for Utah music lovers. You could see them perform Jan. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in Logan. Or . . . But the band's focus is on building its own name, something that should be accomplished in March when its long-awaited fourth album is released.