| Who We Are
Last Hour Bluegrass, a gospel group based out of North Carolina, features a five-piece band with five vocalists. The southern gospel style of vocals with traditional, acoustic music makes for an unforgettable experience. Last Hour was established in the spring of 2021. Since then, they have been playing in churches and venues throughout the Southeast. The name,“Last Hour” has the principal found in John chapter 9. “The night cometh, when no man can work” (John 9:4 KJV) After signing with Morning Glory Records in July of 2023, Last Hour released a self-titled album, which is now streaming everywhere.
He Guides My Way
Who We Are
Last Hour Bluegrass, a gospel group based out of North Carolina, features a five-piece band with five vocalists. The southern gospel style of vocals with traditional, acoustic music makes for an unforgettable experience. Last Hour was established in the spring of 2021. Since then, they have been playing in churches and venues throughout the Southeast. The name,“Last Hour” has the principal found in John chapter 9. “The night cometh, when no man can work” (John 9:4 KJV) After signing with Morning Glory Records in July of 2023, Last Hour released a self-titled album, which is now streaming everywhere.
He Guides My Way
Meet the band
Caleb Munson
Guitar + Vocals
“I was born in Badin, NC, but I spent most of my childhood in Albemarle, North Carolina. I took an interest in music at a very young age. My Grandparents, Donnie and Brenda Munson had a huge impact on me. They used to travel and sing as “The Munson Family”. Some of my earliest memories involved me standing on stage and singing with them. Around the same time, I began to take interest in playing music, especially the guitar! We attended Open Door Baptist Church in Richfield NC. Where I would occasionally get to stand on stage and “play” my guitar! With a loving and supportive family, I had my first guitar by 2 years old. I will always appreciate my parents and my grandparents for funding my music interests. The Lord had laid on my heart in May of 2021, to officially start the band. I am so thankful for the journey it has been! I now attend Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, of Albemarle. Where my dad is the pastor.”
Caleb Munson
Guitar + Vocals
“I was born in Badin, NC, but I spent most of my childhood in Albemarle, North Carolina. I took an interest in music at a very young age. My Grandparents, Donnie and Brenda Munson had a huge impact on me. They used to travel and sing as “The Munson Family”. Some of my earliest memories involved me standing on stage and singing with them. Around the same time, I began to take interest in playing music, especially the guitar! We attended Open Door Baptist Church in Richfield NC. Where I would occasionally get to stand on stage and “play” my guitar! With a loving and supportive family, I had my first guitar by 2 years old. I will always appreciate my parents and my grandparents for funding my music interests. The Lord had laid on my heart in May of 2021, to officially start the band. I am so thankful for the journey it has been! I now attend Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, of Albemarle. Where my dad is the pastor.”
Abby Munson
Bass + Vocals
Bio coming soon!
Abby Munson
Bass + Vocals
Bio coming soon!
Noah Stills
Banjo
“I am from Asheboro, NC. When I was only two years old, my parents heard The Snyder Family Band, and they were immediately inspired. I began playing a 32nd-size fiddle and progressed to a 10th-size. The first song I learned was “Boil Them Cabbage Down” at age 2. I received my first banjo at 4 years old. After receiving a mini Gold Tone banjo, I quickly fell in love; I knew this was my instrument. I took lessons for many years from Tim Moon, in Asheboro, and progressed at a fast rate. With my sister playing the fiddle, my Dad on the guitar, and my Mom playing the bass, we created our family band. The Stills Family Band was very fortunate to travel to churches and bluegrass festivals, serving the Lord and meeting so many special people. My favorite professional banjo player is Terry Baucom. In 2020, I had the privilege to take lessons with the “Duke” himself. I will always cherish that experience. I joined Last Hour Bluegrass in June 2022. I am grateful to play gospel, and bluegrass music with such a talented group of musicians.”
Noah Stills
Banjo
“I am from Asheboro, NC. When I was only two years old, my parents heard The Snyder Family Band, and they were immediately inspired. I began playing a 32nd-size fiddle and progressed to a 10th-size. The first song I learned was “Boil Them Cabbage Down” at age 2. I received my first banjo at 4 years old. After receiving a mini Gold Tone banjo, I quickly fell in love; I knew this was my instrument. I took lessons for many years from Tim Moon, in Asheboro, and progressed at a fast rate. With my sister playing the fiddle, my Dad on the guitar, and my Mom playing the bass, we created our family band. The Stills Family Band was very fortunate to travel to churches and bluegrass festivals, serving the Lord and meeting so many special people. My favorite professional banjo player is Terry Baucom. In 2020, I had the privilege to take lessons with the “Duke” himself. I will always cherish that experience. I joined Last Hour Bluegrass in June 2022. I am grateful to play gospel, and bluegrass music with such a talented group of musicians.”
James Paquette
Resophonic Guitar + Tenor
“I am originally from Greenville, SC, but my family moved to Mexico as missionaries when I was only 8. In order to help raise support for the ministry, my sisters and I were taught by our parents how to sing and play piano in churches across the US. In 2005, my dad bought me my first guitar and mandolin combo for $89.99 and promised that if I stuck with it, we could raise money for something nicer. Included in the Christmas present deal was the privilege to take lessons from Mr. Brady Rochester of the Rochester Family who instilled a true love for bluegrass gospel music in me. By the time I was 17, my parents had moved back to the US and my dad took a position as a pastor in Statesville, NC. In 2013, I was appointed to be the Music Minister of the Calvary Baptist Church of Statesville where I have served the Lord with my wife, Kristen ever since. I have been singing and playing resophonic guitar with Last Hour since September of 2021.”
James Paquette
Resophonic Guitar + Vocals
“I am originally from Greenville, SC, but my family moved to Mexico as missionaries when I was only 8. In order to help raise support for the ministry, my sisters and I were taught by our parents how to sing and play piano in churches across the US. In 2005, my dad bought me my first guitar and mandolin combo for $89.99 and promised that if I stuck with it, we could raise money for something nicer. Included in the Christmas present deal was the privilege to take lessons from Mr. Brady Rochester of the Rochester Family who instilled a true love for bluegrass gospel music in me. By the time I was 17, my parents had moved back to the US and my dad took a position as a pastor in Statesville, NC. In 2013, I was appointed to be the Music Minister of the Calvary Baptist Church of Statesville where I have served the Lord with my wife, Kristen ever since. I have been singing and playing resophonic guitar with Last Hour since September of 2021.”
Nathan Orange
Mandolin + Vocals
“I was born and raised in Mount Airy NC where I currently reside. I’m a fourth-generation musician and I’m thankful for my heritage. I grew up around bluegrass music, but I never took much interest until I was 10. That’s when I picked up the mandolin. For the last decade, I have been blessed to play music with my family, singing and ministering to churches around the country. Recently, I stepped off the road to pursue a career, giving me the opportunity to play with Last Hour. I also serve in the music ministry at Morning Star Baptist Church in Pacolet, SC where I am a member. God has been good and I give Him all the glory for the talents He’s given me.”
Nathan Orange
Mandolin + Vocals
“I was born and raised in Mount Airy NC where I currently reside. I’m a fourth-generation musician and I’m thankful for my heritage. I grew up around bluegrass music, but I never took much interest until I was 10. That’s when I picked up the mandolin. For the last decade, I have been blessed to play music with my family, singing and ministering to churches around the country. Recently, I stepped off the road to pursue a career, giving me the opportunity to play with Last Hour. I also serve in the music ministry at Morning Star Baptist Church in Pacolet, SC where I am a member. God has been good and I give Him all the glory for the talents He’s given me.”
Macie Orange
Vocals
I was born in 2004 in upstate of South Carolina and was blessed to grow up in a family rich with Christian heritage and a love for music. I began singing and playing piano with my family in my home church at a very young age, and continued until the Lord allowed me to begin traveling in full time ministry with The Matthews Family, from 2022 to 2024. I got married in 2025 to Nathan Orange and joined Last Hour Bluegrass shortly after. Nathan and I serve in music ministry at my home church – Morning Star Baptist Church in Pacolet, South Carolina, where my dad is the pastor.
Macie Orange
Vocals
I was born in 2004 in upstate of South Carolina and was blessed to grow up in a family rich with Christian heritage and a love for music. I began singing and playing piano with my family in my home church at a very young age, and continued until the Lord allowed me to begin traveling in full time ministry with The Matthews Family, from 2022 to 2024. I got married in 2025 to Nathan Orange and joined Last Hour Bluegrass shortly after. Nathan and I serve in music ministry at my home church – Morning Star Baptist Church in Pacolet, South Carolina, where my dad is the pastor.
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