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The Great High Mountain Tour was a landmark bluegrass and roots music project that brought together a constellation of renowned artists in a revival-style show from the early 2000s. Conceived as a Burnett/Neuwirth road show, it spotlighted soundtrack-derived material and drew performers known from projects like O Brother, Where Art Thou? and Cold Mountain. The tour ran through 2002–2006, with notable appearances such as a 2006 Wolf Trap show that fans and critics remember as a high-water mark for collaborative, roots-forward live music.

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While there isn’t a confirmed 2025 tour date for Great High Mountain Tour, fans can still discover related eras and current projects connected to the artists involved, such as Alison Krauss & Union Station’s ongoing work and contemporary appearances by core contributors in related events. If you’re chasing a classic lineup or seeking similar multi-artist acoustic experiences, we’ll guide you to secure seats for current performances, updates, and official channels. For social updates and press, check the official profiles of participating artists and the project materials linked below.

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  • Official profiles and updates may be found on artist pages such as Alison Krauss and Union Station.
  • Upcoming events in related projects like AKUS Arcadia may appear as standalone announcements or collaborations.
  • For verified sources and historical coverage, browse music press archives mentioning the Great High Mountain Tour from 2002–2006.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Great High Mountain Tour

  • Origin and run: The concept emerged in 2002–2004 and culminated in a multi-artist run that continued into 2006; the Wolf Trap appearance in June 2006 is highlighted in coverage. ([washingtonpost.com](https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/2002/07/05/ralph-stanley-ralph-stanley/e03534cf-7769-4a3b-864d-58153cffd5b0/?utm_source=openai))
  • Core performers: Included Alison Krauss & Union Station, Ralph Stanley, Jerry Douglas, The Cox Family, The Whites, The Nashville Bluegrass Band, Norman & Nancy Blake, and others; the project drew from performers on O Brother, Where Art Thou? and Cold Mountain. ([dallasobserver.com](https://www.dallasobserver.com/music/great-high-mountain-tour-6385069))
  • Producers/idea: Orchestrated as a Burnett/Neuwirth road show showcasing the soundtrack-derived material; described as a revival of the Down From the Mountain spirit in a broader show. ([dallasobserver.com](https://www.dallasobserver.com/music/great-high-mountain-tour-6385069))
  • Social media presence: Official social accounts exist for key participants (e.g., Alison Krauss) and the tour-related materials reference these feeds; see Alison Krauss social links in AKUS Arcadia materials. ([bmopavilion.com](https://www.bmopavilion.com/about/press-releases/2024/12/03/alison-krauss-and-union-station-featuring-jerry-douglas/))

The records

Great High Mountain Tour Discography

  • Ralph Stanley, Ralph Stanley II & Friends: Man of Constant Sorrow
    2015 · Cracker Barrel
  • Side by Side (with Ralph Stanley II)
    2014 · Rebel Records
  • My Life & Legacy: The Very Best of Ralph Stanley
    2014 · Rebel Records
  • Old Songs & Ballads
    2012 · Rebel Records
  • Old Songs & Ballads: Volume Two
    2012 · Rebel Records
  • A Mother's Prayer
    2011 · Rebel Records
  • Mountain Preacher's Child
    2007 · Rebel Records
  • A Distant Land to Roam
    2006 · Columbia Records/DMZ
  • Shine On
    2005 · Rebel Records
  • Great High Mountain
    2004 · Rebel Records
  • Poor Rambler
    2003 · King Records
  • Ralph Stanley
    2002 · Columbia Records/DMZ
  • Man of Constant Sorrow
    2001 · Rebel Records
  • Clinch Mountain Sweethearts
    2001 · Rebel Records
  • Clinch Mountain Country
    1998 · Rebel Records
  • I'll Answer the Call
    1987 · Rebel Records
  • Clinch Mountain Gospel
    1977 · Rebel Records
  • Cry From the Cross
    1971 · Rebel Records

The hits

Top Great High Mountain Tour Songs

  • Man of Constant Sorrow
    2001 · Billboard Hot Country Songs peak: 35 (Soggy Bottom Boys version context)

While there isn’t a confirmed 2025 tour date for Great High Mountain Tour, fans can still discover related eras and current projects connected to the artists involved, such as Alison Krauss & Union Station’s ongoing work and contemporary appearances by core contributors in related events. If you’re chasing a classic lineup or seeking similar multi-artist acoustic experiences, we’ll guide you to secure seats for current performances, updates, and official channels. For social updates and press, check the official profiles of participating artists and the project materials linked below.

  • Official profiles and updates may be found on artist pages such as Alison Krauss and Union Station.
  • Upcoming events in related projects like AKUS Arcadia may appear as standalone announcements or collaborations.
  • For verified sources and historical coverage, browse music press archives mentioning the Great High Mountain Tour from 2002–2006.

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