Dan Tyminski has one of the most recognized voices in bluegrass, known to millions through his role as vocalist/multi-instrumentalist with Alison Krauss and Union Station and as the featured vocalist on the hit version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" from the film O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Wheels is only Tyminski's second solo album, following the successful Carry Me Across the Mountain, which was released in 2000 (and since reissued by Rounder).

Wheels introduces the Dan Tyminski Band, with which Dan will be touring throughout 2008. The band features Adam Steffey on mandolin (formerly of AKUS and Mountain Heart), Ron Stewart on banjo (JD. Crowe & the New South, Longview, the Lynn Morris Band), Barry Bales on bass (AKUS), and Justin Moses on fiddle (NewFound Road).

As a member of Alison Krauss and Union Station, Dan has won numerous Grammy, CMA, and IBMA awards. He was named IBMA's Male Vocalist of the Year three times, and was 2004's SPBGMA Male Vocalist of the Year.

Wheels is a powerful collection of contemporary bluegrass, which blends the sleek sophistication of Union Station with Dan's hard-driving, emotional approach. It includes songs by Tyminski, two by AKUS bandmate Ron Block, Tim Stafford (Blue Highway), and more.

Special guests include Vince Gill and the Whites. The all-star Dan Tyminski Band is featured throughout: Barry Bales, Justin Moses, Ron Stewart, and Adam Steffey.