Big Hollow Bluegrass Band is from Laramie, Wyoming. Big Hollow plays a blend of traditional and contemporary bluegrass, including original compositions. The band was formed in 1996, and has played many venues in the Laramie area including Happy Jack Music Festival, Freedom Has a Birthday, Platte Valley Arts Festival, University of Wyoming, Coal Creek Coffee, Old Town Bagel, Epson Center, Wyoming Public Radio, and numerous private parties. The band takes its name from the geologic feature west of Laramie. Legend has it that if you stand in the valley on a clear night you will be able to hear faintly the sound of bluegrass music.

Brian Peel, guitar 745-8545; Warrie Means, banjo and guitar 742-9018; Tom Wilhelm, bass 742-4441; Dave Brinkman, fiddle and banjo 721-9410; Shelby Means, guitar and bass; Jacob Means, mandolin and guitar.

Big Hollow is available for festivals, picnics, parties, receptions, and concerts. Contact any of the members to book Big Hollow for your next event.

Tom Wilhelm is the host of Ranch Breakfast on Wyoming Public Radio. Tom started over 20 years ago, and has hosted well over 1000 shows. Tune in to Ranch Breakfast from 11:00 AM-2:00 PM on Saturdays for the best in bluegrass music, or tune in online at the WPR website.