Johnathan, from Wirtz, VA, began playing music at the age of 7. He started playing the Fiddle and later moved on to the Mandolin, Guitar, Bass, and the Banjo. He has won the titles of the 2008 South Carolina State Banjo Champion, 2009 Maury River Banjo Champ, 2010 Merlefest Banjo Champion and he has also won 1st place in the 2010 Maury River Mandolin Competition. Johnathan loves to talk to the fans and get to jam with others as much as possible.

Tim Newcomb

Tim's interest in bluegrass began at age 15 when he had the opportunity to "ride the bus" and tour with the popular group Appalachian Express. It was during this time he learned a great deal about the music business and developed an interest in the 5-string banjo. Tim is known for his strong right hand and since on timing.

Jim Green

Jim Green was born on August 11, 1949, in Lewistown, Maryland (near the Catoctin Mountains). He got hooked on bluegrass music at the age of six and started playing the guitar at age seven. When Jim was 14, he played the upright bass for The Carroll County Ramblers.

After high school Jim's music was put on hold while he served four years in the Navy. In 1973, while living in San Diego, California, he met Geoff Stelling, who encouraged him to get back into bluegrass. And so he did. He first formed his own bands, The Green Family, who recorded a gospel album, then a bluegrass band, Dixie Road. Jim went on to perform with many west coast musicians including Billy Ray Latham and Byron Berline. He was a member of the band, Bluegrass Etc, and the trio toured Europe in 1994.

In 1996, Jim returned to his hometown in Maryland and joined and recorded for Windy Ridge and Fastest Grass Alive. In 2001 he moved to Rice, Virginia, and joined the bluegrass band, Local Exchange, which evolved into Michelle Nixon and Drive. Later he joined the band, Phoenix. Jim is now happily playing with The Johnathan Dillon Band.

When Jim isn't playing music, he and his wife, Maureen, build houses. His motivation for playing music for over 45 years is the love of music, the fellowship with the band, and meeting the fans.

Jack Williams

Jack was born in 1966 and resides in Appomattox, VA. His father taught him to play guitar, mandolin, and the bass at the age of 12. He began listening to Dobro music of Jerry Douglas and became inspired him to buy his first Dobro in 1998 and hasn't stopped playing it ever since. Jack performed as a member of James Bailey and Company and a local group Appomattox. About playing in the Johnathan Dillion band, Jack says, "Im am honored that Johnathan has asked me to be a part of his band."

Josh Wilson

Josh currently lives in Ridgeway, VA with his wife Kellie. His musical journey started at age 7 when he began piano lessons. After that, he played saxophone until graduation from high school. In 1999 he picked up a guitar and never looked back. Having played in rock, fusion, and even heavy metal bands, his influences are drawn from many sources. After playing regionally with several other bands, Josh joined the Johnathan Dillon band on guitar and vocals. In September 2009, he released his first solo CD, titled ‘Last Man in the County’