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Artist
The Borrowed Tyme Band is an energetic Bluegrass band based in southern Indiana.
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“Flowers Blooming in the Wildwood” — fan release August 28, 2026 (date provided by the artist or label).
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Newest
Flowers Blooming in the Wildwood
Modern Bluegrass · 2026
On the charts
Best positions for Borrowed Tyme on The 615 Hideaway charts — Radio Now (DJ downloads) and Fans Chart (fan votes). Great for new-single press. Not industry reporting charts.
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Borrowed Tyme — instruments with linked mics, DI, monitors, and power for production.
Upstage
Downstage / audience
Prefers mic for banjo, we usually bring an Audix i5 dynamic for this.
Need an outlet nearby, can take one off the monitor rack if needed.
Will also need power, usually a power strip in front of guitar handles both.
DI takes 48V, usually supplied my monitor rack.
Each cluster is one instrument with linked gear (mic stand, DI, power…). Wedges sit in front when monitors are checked.
Band tech notes
Band on IEMs unless noted. Confirm mic / DI count with house engineer. Split to house snake provided by band. Band provides mics, stands, and cables. All inputs to band rack / stage box. Bass is DI (and/or mic) — confirm with engineer. Band on IEMs (mixes controlled by performers).
The Borrowed Tyme band is booking dates now.
The Borrowed Tyme Band was originally formed in 2015 and ran for approximately 3 years, culminating in a great self titled studio album released on the Bonfire Records label. The band took a break in 2018, but has reformed and are ready to hit the scene again! The band is comprised of bluegrass veteran Roger Brown in his iconic spot on mandolin and vocals. Brad Jessmer rounds up the banjo section and expertly placed harmony vocals. Devon Johnson holds down the rhythm section and lead vocals on guitar. The newest addition to the band is the talented Mr. Trevor Potts, from Hope, Indiana.
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