Yes, it has been several years since Will Overman has been on our show and a lot has happened.  Will now lives in Charlottesville and has released an EP and a full length album with his band since he was last on the program.  Now, he has a new single coming out and is working on a brand new album which should be out in the fall. So we hope you will join us as Will Overman returns to Hunter At Sunrise...for more about Will Overman, click HERE. 

On his Facebook page, Jim Masters says his approach to writing a song is simple, write about life. So it only follows that Jim will be sharing part of his life with us this Sunday morning as he visits Hunter At Sunrise for the first time. The Chesapeake songwriter sites many influences....The Beatles, The Eagles, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, CSN, John Prine, John Hyatt, Jim Croce, Tim O’brien, Darrel Scott, Lester Flat, Earle Scruggs, Bill Monroe and more. He says he leans towards Rock, Americana and Blues. Hope you can tune in this Sunday and help us welcome Jim Masters to Hunter At Sunrise for a live acoustic session.  

Kayce Laine McGehee visits our show this Sunday morning for the first time as a solo artist.  She's been on the show before backing up her father who will remain nameless but you probably know him as a long time singer-songwriter here in the area. She currently is headquartered in Nashville where she's working on a brand new album to be released soon.  So this Sunday, it's all about Kayce Laine McGehee on Hunter At Sunrise, hope you can tune in. 

Yes, what better way to kick off a decade but with a visit from Anthony Rosano of the Conqueroos. The year 2019 was a banner year for Anthony as he and his band opened for Bob Seger on his last tour of the States. But now he is back home and I'm sure more than willing to talk about his exploits.  And we understand he is bringing a special guest with him for his live session.  So we hope you will join us this Sunday for this very special acoustic session as we catch up with Anthony Rosano on Hunter At Sunrise.  For more about Anthony Rosano and the Conqueroos, click HERE. 

As we like to say on the show, Hunter At Sunrise is all about discovery and with that in mind, we welcome this Sunday an artist who has only been on the scene for a short time. He's Va. Beach's Clay Bitter, a singer/songwriter new to the area. Clay's been playing around at some open mikes...we caught one of  his sets, liked it,  and we thought you might too.  Hope you will join us this Sunday and discover Clay Bitter for yourself.