Bluegrass duo Dailey and Vincent stopped by the studio to talk about their NEW SEASON

A beloved bluegrass duo is back for another great season here on RFD-TV!

Fan favorites Dailey and Vincent are returning with brand new episodes coming to you from the iconic Studio A at the Grand Ole Opry House, and you know they will be joined by a number of special guests. It all kicks off this Saturday at 8:30 PM ET.

The duo stopped by the RFD-TV studio and spoke with Tammi Arender about what we can expect from the new season, what guests will be joining them, and what the future holds.

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