Well what a great summer it's been, Ronnie stayed busy with a lot of new players and played some awesome shows as well! From opening up the festivites at Riverbend for such acts as Dave Matthews, Kid Rock, Ed Sheeran, Sublime, Dwight Yoakam, Janet Jackson, Warren Haynes and more.....to sticking to his weekly hosting of Open Mic at By Golly's for 4 years and running, with a LOT of stuff in between including writing some great new tunes. It's been awesome playing with some old Vaughn & Co family and adding new members to the family.

The summer of 2014 is fast approaching and although the whole V&C crew won't have a lot of shows this year, Ronnie will be staying busy with some great events and playing all the V&C tunes as always. In April, Ronnie will join Mr. Dan Varner and Brad Kelly for a rare acoustic performance from two of the cities top artists......he will also have New Jersey's own Keith Kenny joining him for a show on April 30th. He'll be playing with the Kevin McCoy Band on May 16th and the slew of Riverbend/Time Warner shows are slowly being announced.

Vaughn & Company would like to give a huge THANK YOU to Mr. Bill Knueven, our guitarist for the past 4 years and wish him the best as he has decided to move on to other things. We've had a blast writing/recording two great albums with him and he was a huge part of what we've become over that time. We wish him well and he will always hold a special place in the V&C family. On that same note, we are going to be auditioning new guitar players in the coming weeks, so if you are interested in giving it a shot, contact us here.

Well, the reaction to the video of “Clermont County” performed by V&C/Gangbox and put together/edited by Chuck Land has been overwhelming! As of April 15, it had 11,467 hits. It was only posted March 24^th! Ronnie did an interview on WEBN to discuss the video and reaction. We are glad you have enjoyed it. Click HERE to view it.

CityBeat Magazine has reviewed "Play It Again" The review is great! Citybeat says "Play It Again" has songs that "are well-crafted, showcasing not only the deft musicianship and versatility of the members but also some really strong melodies." They conclude V&C "do it right."  Click here to read the entire review