Rhonda Vincent picks new member for The Rage

Born and raised in West Virginia, Webb is a multi-instrumentalist and steeped in a rich family heritage of bluegrass music. Webb's professional career started at age 19, when he filled the mandolin position for the Lonesome River Band following the departure of Dan Tyminski to joined Alison Krauss and Union Station. At 21, Webb joined bluegrass veteran, J. D. Crowe. This is his first full-time job as a guitarist, having previously been a mandolinist and vocalist.

"Darrell Webb is a bluegrass marksman," Vincent said, "bringing precision and entertainment to a new generation of The Rage. He plays every instrument, is a consummate performer and had an instant camaraderie with the rest of the guys - which is important, because we're together a lot: over 250 days per year."

Webb also released a solo album on Pinecastle Records.

Vincent is releasing "Good Thing Going" Jan. 8, 2008 on Rounder. The disc features five new Vincent originals and special guests, including bluegrass legend Jesse McReynolds and IIIrd Tyme Out singer Russell Moore.

The Rage resume touring following their holiday break beginning Jan. 4, 2008 in Jekyll Island, Ga.