My wife and I just got through seeing Diamond Rio live at Wild Adventures south of Valdosta, Georgia. They were fantastic, and we got to hear some of their greatest hits as part of a medley. The nice young lady playing fiddle and mandolin is Carson McKee and she was great, and so was the drummer named Micah Schweinsburg. Marty Roe was still in fine voice, and he played his acoustic guitar; Jimmy Olander doubled on Taxicaster guitar and banjo; Dana Williams was one energetic bassist; and Dan Truman tickled the keyboard ivories. What I like most about Diamond Rio is that they made all their albums without being augmented by the usual coterie of Nashville studio musicians, unlike some country music bands that I won’t name--cough, cough, Alabama and Confederate Railroad, cough, cough, cough. I’m glad Diamond Rio made it to Wild Adventures. They said they might return next year. I hope so.
We really enjoyed seeing them play together. They sounded fantastic together and still had the crowd cheering and dancing. It was great to see that they were still holding it together after all these years. My wife and I really enjoy their music and we play it often in our cars, boats or whatever we are riding in. I’d enjoy seeing them again for sure but if they decide to retire then I don’t blame them. They have had a great career in the music industry.
One of my favorite groups. Saw them 20 or so years ago, then again last year . Their harmonies and the huge catalog of hits was just amazing! Thank you Diamond Rio!
@@mtwz71 my ex wrote a song that was on the Love a little stronger album. You ain't in it. They were all SUPER nice when I met them years ago. I would love to see them play again.
@@ladydi37115 How cool is that? That’s awesome. We really enjoyed their concert the night we saw them. They complete band sounded so good together. I didn’t realize how long they had been playing music till when Marty said something about it.
@@mtwz71 oh yeah! I am from Nashville and I remember them playing at Opryland amusement park when I was a kid 🤣 They have always sounded great! Not "auto tuned" to death like everyone is now.
Yeah he really does!! Doesn't sound like he's lost anything with the voice. 👍👍 The whole band sounds great too. I know they never had a female in the band, so I wonder which members are the originals?
They played in Waxahachie literally the day after this concert. I know because I was there & saw the whole thing start to finish. They sound like they barely aged a day. Absolutely fantastic 😉
@@mtwz71 yep they sounded good on your video. Thanks for making it. I didn’t know 2 of the members weren’t playing with them. It sure if that is permanent or not, butt they all did a great job.
@@jamminguitarman I’m not really sure. I noticed they had a different drummer and the younger lady playing the fiddle and singing was different also. Nevertheless, they were great. They put on a super good show.
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❤Love Diamond Rio...their songs touch my heart. ❤ One more day, Your gone, etc! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Yes, they are so good. Quality country music and people. Well worth going to see them.
They are STILL fantastic after all these years.
Yes, they very much are.
old bands never die they just get better
Their great. Still have it.
These guys did great.
Best band around!
@@colemartin9077 Yes, they are great.
They are a very good group!! Enjoyed them in concert so much last month!!
Yes. They are still so very good. We really enjoyed them.
❤❤❤❤Hope to see you guys soon.
You got it. 😊
My wife and I just got through seeing Diamond Rio live at Wild Adventures south of Valdosta, Georgia. They were fantastic, and we got to hear some of their greatest hits as part of a medley. The nice young lady playing fiddle and mandolin is Carson McKee and she was great, and so was the drummer named Micah Schweinsburg. Marty Roe was still in fine voice, and he played his acoustic guitar; Jimmy Olander doubled on Taxicaster guitar and banjo; Dana Williams was one energetic bassist; and Dan Truman tickled the keyboard ivories. What I like most about Diamond Rio is that they made all their albums without being augmented by the usual coterie of Nashville studio musicians, unlike some country music bands that I won’t name--cough, cough, Alabama and Confederate Railroad, cough, cough, cough. I’m glad Diamond Rio made it to Wild Adventures. They said they might return next year. I hope so.
We really enjoyed seeing them play together. They sounded fantastic together and still had the crowd cheering and dancing. It was great to see that they were still holding it together after all these years. My wife and I really enjoy their music and we play it often in our cars, boats or whatever we are riding in. I’d enjoy seeing them again for sure but if they decide to retire then I don’t blame them. They have had a great career in the music industry.
One of my favorite groups. Saw them 20 or so years ago, then again last year . Their harmonies and the huge catalog of hits was just amazing! Thank you Diamond Rio!
They put on a great show that night, sang lots of their new hits and a bunch of their older songs. We had a great time.
I freaking love Diamond Rio. Best ever IMOP, humbly.
Yes, their great.
Real talent Just listen. Live. Just like the recording!!
Yes, so very true.
They dont get enough credit for how good they were/are. Saw them just a few years ago. Excellent.
No kidding. Their great. I’m excited to see them again.
Old main ice house...my favorite place
@@russellreal4718 Surper great place
Damn!!!! They still sound amazing!!!
Yes they did. Great time.
@@mtwz71 my ex wrote a song that was on the Love a little stronger album.
You ain't in it. They were all SUPER nice when I met them years ago.
I would love to see them play again.
@@ladydi37115 How cool is that? That’s awesome. We really enjoyed their concert the night we saw them. They complete band sounded so good together. I didn’t realize how long they had been playing music till when Marty said something about it.
@@mtwz71 oh yeah! I am from Nashville and I remember them playing at Opryland amusement park when I was a kid 🤣
They have always sounded great! Not "auto tuned" to death like everyone is now.
Marty Roe still sounds great!
Yes they all did great.
Yeah he really does!! Doesn't sound like he's lost anything with the voice. 👍👍
The whole band sounds great too.
I know they never had a female in the band, so I wonder which members are the originals?
@@JoeLazzara Yes, they really do. They put on a great show for us.
@@JoeLazzara everyone but the drummer and girl.
@Scott Harrison Thanks Scott.
No canned music here. This is real live music. Love these guys.
Their great.
They r so cool I met everyone of them and they put there name on my wallet and shirt.a treasure.
Yes, Their great. Put on a nice show for us.
Diamond Rio will be in Burkesville, KY in Aug 2023 for a free show!!!!!!! River Festivus!!!!!!! Come join us outside on the Cumberland River!!!!!!!
Good time and music.
They played in Waxahachie literally the day after this concert. I know because I was there & saw the whole thing start to finish. They sound like they barely aged a day. Absolutely fantastic 😉
That is so true. They sounded great. We really enjoyed them the night we saw them play. Amazing sound and performance.
Thanks for uploading this. They are the bestest. I love them ❤
They are great. Glad you enjoyed them.
Dan Truman is a family friend. Such a great guy and yes, they still sound amazing!
That’s so awesome.
i wish i was there to be
up front
We had a great time.
Wow I’m shocked! This is what taking care of yourself looks and sounds like, nice!!
Dang. Forgot what a solid voice Marty Roe has.
@@patrickploenzke489 Yes,he really does still have a great voice.
I only recognize two members.
@@ttiger9780 Good guys. Great singers.
Need a bigger crowd…..but yes they sound just fine!
How long was the show?
All together it was around one hour long. Great show for sure. They still got it.
@@mtwz71 yep they sounded good on your video. Thanks for making it. I didn’t know 2 of the members weren’t playing with them. It sure if that is permanent or not, butt they all did a great job.
Not sure if that’s a permanent change or not, did they say?
@@jamminguitarman I’m not really sure. I noticed they had a different drummer and the younger lady playing the fiddle and singing was different also. Nevertheless, they were great. They put on a super good show.
Has Gene retired from the band?
I would not know. Sorry.
Yes and Brian too.
Cash needed,
Was this someones back yard
Wth
It was here
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