Dailey and Vincent
Dailey and Vincent are a bluegrass duo made up of Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent. They first worked together in 1999 as members of Ricky Skaggs's Kentucky...
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Dailey and Vincent are a bluegrass duo made up of Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent. They first worked together in 1999 as members of Ricky Skaggs's Kentucky Thunder band before starting their own group in 2008. Their sound leans heavily on close vocal harmonies and acoustic instrumentation, with Dailey on mandolin and Vincent on guitar.
Their catalog includes gospel-leaning songs like 'Near The Cross' and 'Don't You Want To Go To Heaven,' which have become staples for them. They've recorded albums that pay tribute to other acts in the genre, such as a 2014 collection of Statler Brothers songs and a 2020 set of Louvin Brothers material.
In 2013, Vincent faced a legal dispute over allegations of verbal abuse, which he denied. The duo continued performing and recording through that period. They've been recognized with International Bluegrass Music Association awards, including Entertainer of the Year honors.
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