STEUBENVILLE — Bluegrass gospel will be the order of the evening when the Sycamore Youth Center, 301 N. Fourth St., hosts a dinner and concert March 20.

Williamson Branch will be featured in concert with Faire May, the 2020 overall winners of the Valley’s Got Talent competition, as the opening act.

The dinner begins at 5:30 p.m. with the concert starting at 7 p.m. Advance tickets can be purchased at sycamorecenter.com/tickets or eventbrite.com. The cost for dinner and a general admission ticket is $35, and it is $50 for dinner and an artist’s circle ticket.

For the concert only, a general admission ticket is $10 and for an artist’s circle ticket, $35.

The dinner before the main concert will feature a music concert from Americana/Irish Folk Group Faire May from Wheeling. Williamson Branch also will also sing a few songs at the dinner as well as the girls from the group will clog dance. After the dinner, Williamson Branch will perform a full concert in the sanctuary.

The website of Williamson Branch notes “… For Williamson Branch, music and family have been melding for three generations. Despite a varied background that incorporates bluegrass, country, gospel and dance, this family band are traditionalists in every sense, carrying on a sound that springs from the very roots those archival styles imply.”

Their single, “Blue Moon Over Texas,” made the No. 1 spot on the RMR Bluegrass Chart for five weeks and garnered the band the award for 2020 Valley Star Family Vocal Group of the Year. They’ve appeared on hundreds of stages over the last six years, including, the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Bluegrass First Class in Asheville, N.C, Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival, Brunswick, Maine, the Central Canadian Bluegrass Awards and Bill Gaither’s Fall Homecoming.

Williamson Branch’s last two recordings for Pinecastle Records have elicited “rave reviews” while their social media following has grown to nearly 300,000 bolstered by several videos with millions and millions of views.