If there is anything that can rival good bluegrass music as THE southern staple, then its good southern eating'! The Farm Hands want to make sure their fans are treated to plenty of both. So, along with fabulous bluegrass gospel music, they're bringing a genuine taste of the South to all
of their concerts.
Since 2011, Armstrong Pie Company—the Linden, Tennessee maker of fried turnovers and cookies has partnered with the Farm Hands as their official tour sponsor. Under the partnership, the Farm Hands feature Armstrong Pies as part of their merchandise display at their concerts.
The Armstrong Pie Company has been a treat in the southeast since 1946. Still using the original recipe developed by the original Mrs. Armstrong, the pies are now being enjoyed in new areas of the United States thanks to the partnership between Armstrong Pies and The Farm Hands.
“The pies are as much a part of a Farm Hands concert as the music is,” Daryl Mosley, of the Farm Hands declares. “It's been a perfect fit. I hope the Farm Hands and Armstrong Pies are a team for years to come.”
For more information on the Armstrong Pie Company, go to www.armstrongpie.com
of their concerts.
Since 2011, Armstrong Pie Company—the Linden, Tennessee maker of fried turnovers and cookies has partnered with the Farm Hands as their official tour sponsor. Under the partnership, the Farm Hands feature Armstrong Pies as part of their merchandise display at their concerts.
The Armstrong Pie Company has been a treat in the southeast since 1946. Still using the original recipe developed by the original Mrs. Armstrong, the pies are now being enjoyed in new areas of the United States thanks to the partnership between Armstrong Pies and The Farm Hands.
“The pies are as much a part of a Farm Hands concert as the music is,” Daryl Mosley, of the Farm Hands declares. “It's been a perfect fit. I hope the Farm Hands and Armstrong Pies are a team for years to come.”
For more information on the Armstrong Pie Company, go to www.armstrongpie.com
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ARMSTRONG PIES THEME written and performed by the FARM HANDS
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