Jeremy Sicely

Rich Sicely and Mike Sicely, have made music together since they could get their hands around a guitar and started The Young Country Sounds which in 1976 won second place in the Green Mountain Country Music Contest when Rich was just age 13 and Mike 15. As a result the band procured studio time at Suntreadder studios in Sharon, Vermont.  By the time Mike could legally drive they started as the house band at their father Dick Sicely's night club, The Country Cuzzin, where they were backed country acts that would ramble through the area including, Red Sovine, Kitty Wells, Charlie Louvin, and David Dudley. They also met many acts that performed there like Ernest Tubb and The Texas Troubadours, and The Drifting Cowboys. Throughout the years the brothers have had many projects including AZN, and Renegade with their Uncle Ron Sicely. Renegade had much local success including opening for Townes VanZant and touring throughout New England.  

Quality electric guitar player Rich Sicely, was also a member of Coco and The Lonesome Road Band who opened for The Forester Sisters and toured the area. He also opened for Willie Nelson in the southern Vermont based Natalie Cote Band. More Recently Rich recorded with Tom Banjo Azarian on Tom's latest Album.

Jeremy Sicely, his father Mike Sicely, and uncle Rich Sicely are coming out of the wood work with a new band called The Hillside Rounders.Stemming from a long line of folks that have rounded the many hillsides and honky tonks in Vermont. They perform true to the form country and mountain music. This sound has been described as stuff you might hear turning back the country radio dial by 40 years infused with Bluegrass and American Roots Music.  
Jeremy Sicely - Vocals/Guitar
Mike Sicely - Bass
Rich Sicely - Electric Guitar