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DOYLE LAWSON AND QUICKSILVER BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL HAS BEEN RENAMED THE MALPASS BROTHERS BLUEGRASS AND COUNTRY FESTIVAL

After recently announcing his retirement (Bluegrass Today, The Bluegrass Situation, WTVF NewsChannel 5), bluegrass giant Doyle Lawson has decided to pass the baton for his 41-year annual festival, held at Denton FarmPark in Denton, NC, to The Malpass Brothers. The Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver Bluegrass Festival will now be named The Malpass Brothers Bluegrass and Country Festival, sponsored by Springer Mountain Farms.

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