“Bill Uhrich features Blue Mountain Junction on stage and as background music for his first day of a week's blog from Kutztown Folk Festival.”

“Over freshly pressed cider and homemade soups, a nonstop crowd of about 1,000 visitors churned butter, dipped candles and relaxed to the Blue Mountain Junction Band's bluegrass tunes Sunday at the Old Dry Road Farm's Harvest and Acoustic Music Festival. The annual festival is the only day of the year when the Lower Heidelberg Township farm is open to the public, giving visitors the chance to take tours of the Hottenstein Homestead and its 18th-century log cabins recovered from land that is now the Blue Marsh Lake. ”

“Music Live entertainment is continuous on a Main Stage and secondary stage. Nine groups perform daily — with a few exceptions on the Main Stage, including the Sauerkraut Brass Band, with its traditional "oom-pah!" music, and the folk bands the Celtic Martins and Blue Mountain Junction. Guest performers include the Ed Goldberg & Odessa Klezmer Band and the Zepp Family Band, featuring two young sisters and two brothers performing traditional bluegrass gospel on guitar, fiddle, bass, mandolin, occasionally banjo and even trumpet. On the Hoedown Stage, the Miller Family is back leading hoedowns four times a day.”

“7/11/2012 11:30 am 1:30 pm Event MidDay Café Series Where Held STATE OFFICE BUILDING ~ Between 6th & 7th on Penn Address Between 6th & 7th on Penn Street City/Town Reading Additional Information WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH , 11:30 am – 1:30 pm STATE OFFICE BUILDING ~ Between 6th & 7th on Penn Street Blue Mt. Junction ”

“Summer concert series: Blue Mountain Junction will present a free concert on Sunday at 6 p.m. at Kaercher Creek Park, located just east of Hamburg along Old Route 22. The concert is part of the Berks County Parks and Recreation Department's Performing Arts in the Park Series. Blue Mountain Junction grew out of bluegrass jams that were held several years back at the Appalachian Restaurant in Hamburg. Members Al Hartman, Mark Strauss, Matt Wlasniewski and Steve Smith play an assortment of musical styles ranging from country to bluegrass and gospel. Spectators to Sunday's concert should bring lawn chairs or blankets for lawn seating. A $2 parking fee will be charged. Rain date is June 17. Phone: 610-374-2944. Web: www.countyofberks.com/parks.”

“Visitors to Tilden Township's 125th Birthday party on June 23rd will be treated to a rich palette of history, country and bluegrass music, great food...and an old fashioned cake walk. Live music will include Betty Naftzinger, Blue Mountain Junction, Keystone Mountain Way and the Jalappa All-Stars.”

"From left, Matt Wlasniewski, Mark Strauss, Al Hartman and Steve Smith, members of Blue Mountain Junction, stroll through the concourse"...photo caption.

"Blue Mountain Junction, a band from Hamburg, performed at the Kutztown Folk Festival" Photo caption.

"Autumn was in the air at Old Dry Road Farm in Lower Heidelberg Township Sunday afternoon...Live bluegrass music by Blue Mountain Junction entertained attendees on an open stage on the property."

“MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT TO DELIGHT AUDIENCES AT THE 2010 KUTZTOWN FOLK FESTIVAL The annual Pennsylvania Dutch Folklife Festival at the Kutztown Fairgrounds, July 3 - 11, will be filled with continuous entertainment, music and dancing on six stages. The music is a unique expression of a wonderful culture that is German in background but is strongly influenced by a pioneering American experience,” says Festival Executive Director Dave Fooks. Dave Kline & the Country Folks, Blue Mountain Junction, and Jim Haner, the banjo man will offer traditional country and folk music. Keith and Karlene Brintzenhof will lead audiences in singing old Pennsylvania Dutch “Sing, Spiel unn Danz” favorites.”

“Wednesday, August 11,2010 Gateway Building, 2nd and Penn Streets Music by: Blue Mt. Junction - Bluegrass Gold Sponsor: Chamber of Commerce, Berks Economic Partnership, and Greater Berks Development Fund Silver Sponsor: Gilbert's Furniture”

“About 300 people attended a benefit chicken dinner and concert Saturday in Mohrsville and raised an estimated $3,000 for refugees of the Haiti earthquake, according to Pastor Steven D. Buerer. The event at Schuylkill Valley Bible Chapel featured performances by Blue Mountain Junction of Hamburg, Keystone Mountain Way of Mohrsville, The Churchmen from Virginia, The Haiti Quartet from the chapel and Berks County Commissioner Christian Leinbach & Friends. All proceeds from the event will help feed earthquake refugees who fled the capital, according to Buerer, who plans to lead a local group of missionaries to Les Cayes in the south of Haiti in September. Businesses that donated items included Redner's Markets, Zimmerman Farms, Van Bennett Food Co., Maier's Bakery, Clover Farms Dairy, Chick-Fil-A and Jim Weaver, who barbecued 300 half-chickens. ”