Biography

Publicity:
Melanie Wilson
Wilson Pickins Promotions
wilsonpickins@gmail.com
864.359.7999

Booking:
Beebullhowzer@gmail.com

Bibelhauser Brothers
(bee-bull-how-zer)
Aaron Bibelhauser - guitar, vocal
Adam Bibelhauser - bass, vocal
Jeff Guernsey - mandolin
Steve Cooley - banjo

The Bibelhauser Brothers combine twin-brother duet harmony vocals with high-energy bluegrass-country-soul sounds from the heart of Kentucky. On the heels of their latest release “Close Harmony”, Adam and Aaron create an experience fueled by instrumental prowess, original songs, and obscure country classics. Adam’s soulful lead vocal delivery is aptly complimented by Aaron’s soaring, high-lonesome harmony, blending two distinct voices, derived from identical genetic makeup, into one seamless force.

In addition to writing songs recorded by award-winning bluegrass artists including Del McCoury, Balsam Range,
Michael Cleveland, & Dale Ann Bradley, Aaron Bibelhauser is an accomplished session musician, record
producer, recording engineer, and longtime host of the weekly radio broadcast “Bluegrass Evolution” on 91.9
WFPK in Louisville, Kentucky. Sought after as a songwriter, vocalist, solo recording artist, and band leader,
Aaron has spent the past twenty years working with several Kentucky-based ensembles and hustling as a
sideman and utility player on banjo, pedal steel guitar, dobro, piano, bass, and guitar.

A full-time father, husband, outdoorsman, and logistics expert who has worked extensively all over the US,
Canada, and Latin America, Adam Bibelhauser also calls Louisville, KY his hometown. Adam has spent the
past two decades developing one of the most powerful voices in bluegrass music, and his own style as a
bassist, as well as a guitarist. His commanding presence, grit, and grace, both on and off stage are in a league
of their own.

Born in Henryville, Indiana, Jeff Guernsey has been a professional musician and music educator for over four
decades. Known as one of the finest flatpicking guitarists and fiddlers anywhere, Guernsey is second-to-none
on mandolin, banjo, and electric guitar, both on stage and in the studio. In 1989, Guernsey started touring
internationally with Grand Ole Opry star Steve Wariner, until 1994, when he went to work in country
superstar Vince Gill's touring band, traveling to every state in the U.S., and across Canada, Europe, and
Japan.

Steve Cooley is another versatile instrumentalist in the band, who also plays electric guitar and spent nearly
twenty years traveling the world with iconic bluegrass and country rock pioneers, The Dillards. Cooley, also
a Louisville native is a talented multi-instrumentalist and session player who has appeared on several
Grammy-nominated recordings. He has been recognized as one of the finest banjo pickers of his generation
and is often a featured instructor at events like the Bela Fleck Blue Ridge Banjo Camp and Midwest Banjo
Camp.