Educator :: Andy May

Curtis McPeake & Andy May at the Country Music Hall of Fame

Banjo legend Curtis McPeake and Andy May returned to the Country Music Hall of Fame this past weekend for an instrument demonstration in the lovely Ford Theater. They picked tunes from their new CD, The Good Things (Outweigh the Bad), answered questions from the audience, and told stories about life in the music business. Fun for all!

Registration open for Acoustic Kids – Walnut Valley Festival – 2018

Winfield, KS, September 14 & 15, 2018 Be part of the legend! Register here. Regular registration runs July 1- August 15. Late registration will be available, space permitting. (Late registrants are not eligible for Ambassadors.) You can participate in both Acoustic Kids and the instrument contests. Schedule: Acoustic Kids Showcases are on Stage 2 – 9:00 -11:00 Friday and Saturday mornings,…

Register Now for Acoustic Kids – Guitar Town 2018

August 13, 2016, 6-8 p.m. – Guitar Center Stage, Copper Mountain, Colorado

We are now accepting applications for Andy May’s Acoustic Kids Showcase – Guitar Town 2018! The regular registration period is Jne 1 – July 15. Late registrations accepted, space permitting.

Please share this information with any young musicians you know in the Rocky Mountain region.

Registration Instructions ♦ Registration Form ♦ FAQ ♦ One Sheet ♦ EPK ♦ Press Release

SERFA 2018: Coming up!

11th Annual SERFA Conference So, next week it’s the fabulous #SERFA: the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance annual conference in beautiful Montreat, North Carolina. This year, Andy’s presenting one workshop, facilitating another, and playing 4 guerrilla showcases and a private event in the course of the 3.5-day conference. His workshop is on Mentoring Youth, specifically the history, philosophy, and practice of Acoustic Kids…

Cindy Baucom Interviews Andy May on “MerleFest Radio Hour:” MerleFest on the Road, Acoustic Kids, and a bit of McPeake & May

The interview, including two cuts from McPeake & May, The Good Things (Outweigh the Bad), starts at 21:07 – about 1/3 of the way through the program.