When you say the name "Reno" in Bluegrass Music, you are talking name value, gifted musicians, song writers, years of experience and entertainment. The name value started with first generation Don Reno and has carried on with second generation son Ronnie Reno. Ronnie and the Reno Tradition carry the banner for the sound that made traditional bluegrass music famous.
Ronnie Reno who is the lead singer, guitarist, bus driver, chief cook and bottle washer of the Tradition will tell you the hardest part of being a band leader is putting together the four quarters that make a dollar. You need to have the band at the concerts, well rested, looking good and ready to perform for an eager crowd of bluegrass fans. Ronnie has put together a great band of musicians. They know how to play traditional bluegrass at its finest. This same band has played together for the last seven years; they are a well oiled machine. Mike Scott (banjo), Jackie Miller (fiddle), Robin Smith (upright bass) and John Maberry (mandolin) are the best in the business.
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