ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Everyone has a story. And now everyone might have a song, too. When the Virginia band The Steel Wheels wasn’t able to play live during the pandemic, they came up with a new way ...

Virginia-based Americana pioneers The Steel Wheels have released new album Sideways via the band's own Big Ring Records. Produced by Sam Kassirer (Lake Street Dive, Langhorne Slim, Josh Ritter), ...

The Steel Wheels have a habit of visiting Lancaster during memorable weather. The band played at Long’s Park Amphitheater Sunday during a heat wave as part of the annual Summer Music Series, which ...

NORFOLK (WAVY) – Virginia-based, Americana band The Steel Wheels are the true definition of road warriors. They recently made a stop at the Roper Performance Arts Center in Norfolk for a concert ...

The Steel Wheels, hailing from the hills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, are an evolved string band widely praised for their four-part harmonies over fresh, modern tones made on traditional ...

The Steel Wheels, touring behind the newly released "Wild As We Came Here,'' visit Peninsula's G.A.R. Hall on Saturday, May 13, for a sold-out show. (Sandlin Gaither) CLEVELAND, Ohio - Trent Wagler ...

Whether you're a fan of rock, country or orchestral music, there are several concerts this January for you to check out in Lancaster County, or within a short drive. The performers below are either ...

There is nothing like a Steel Wheels concert and no two Steel Wheels’ performances are the same. Which is to say the Virginia-based quintet’s Jan. 17 gig inside Columbus, Ohio’s, cozy Woodlands Tavern ...

The Steel Wheels, hailing out of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, are a progressive string band widely praised for their four-part harmonies over fresh, modern tones made on traditional acoustic ...

MIDLAND — The Steel Wheels Band isn’t shy about honoring those who serve their country through the armed forces, as anyone who’s seen the popular country band knows. “When we do a show, every one of ...

Singing comes naturally to Trent Wagler. “I started in childhood,” he said. “My dad had three brothers. They had a gospel quartet in Bean Blossom, Ind. My grandfather played harmonica, mainly church ...