Ralph II had a show (with the CMBs) at Fauquier High School, Warrenton, Virginia. Also on the bill was Cliff Waldron. The event was a fund-raiser for the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company. Tickets cost $15 in advance, or $20 on the door.

Ralph II led the CMBs (at some point) at the 'Festival In The Pines', Tripple Creek Music Campground, Rocky Mount, Virginia.

The festival itself ran from 10-13 May 2006 and other acts included: Gibson Bros., Rhonda Vincent, Larry Stephenson, Wright Kids, Bluegrass Bros., Mark Templeton & New Vision, Lewis Family, Cherryholmes, Blackwater, Little Mountain Boys, and Poplar Hollow.

Ralph had a show at the Storefront Congregation, Louisville Kentucky. Apparently this venue started out as a blues bar near Mid-City Mall called The Shack. After it was bought by Ken & Sheila Pyle they renamed it Roundtable Theatre, an then after renovation as Storefront Congregation. According to Leoweekly "It gained a reputation as a top music venue, hosting acts like Ralph Stanley, but they had trouble getting a liquor license, which compromised its success."

Ralph was billed as appearing on Saturday/Sunday (11-12 May) at the 'Decatur, Mississippi Bluegrass Festival' which was presented by Bill Monroe and also included:- Bill Monroe, James Monroe, Clyde Moody, Bobby Smith & the Boys From Shiloh, Hubert Davis & the Season Travelers, Sullivan Family, and Bluegrass Alliance.

The festival itself ran from 10-12 May, with bands performing at the American Legion Hut in Decatur, Mississippi.

Ralph was billed as appearing on Friday / Saturday (11-12 May) at the '3rd Annual Southwestern North Carolina Mountain Spring Bluegrass & Old Time Music Festival' in Sunny Point Music Park, Murphy, North Carolina.

The festivl itself ran from 10-12th May and other acts included: Hardy Brendle & the Virginia Partners, Sugarloaf Ramblers, Earl Marlor & the Bluegrass Special, Bays Mountain Grass, Sugar Valley Flyers, Coker Creek Grass, Sunny Point Bluegrass Boys, Clyde & Marie Denny, North Georgia Grass, Lorene Solesbee & Cross Country Grass, and others.

Ralph was listed as appearing on Friday (11 May) at the "14th Annual Appalachian Festival", Cincinnati Convention Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. The band were schedule to appear at 7:20pm & 9:30pm.

The festival included exhibitions, demonstrations of appalachian arts & crafts as well as musical perfomances and workshops.It ran from 10-13 May and artists also included: the David Folk & Family Band, Kenny Price, Homer Ledford, Elmer Bird, Dancin' Fools, Charlene Gordon & the Gold Watch Ban, Company Comin', Cincinnati Dulcimer Society, and Sparky Rucker.

Ralph played a show at the Station Inn, Nashville, Tennessee.

Ralph had a show at the Northwest Service Center, Portland, Oregon. A review mentioned that it had been "…booked late and not widely publicized, but a couple of hundred bluegrass devotees turned out for the event." Tickets cost $6 (senior citizens $5).

Ralph had a show at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Also on the bill were: Bluegrass Mountaineers, and Robert White.

Ralph was billed as appearing on Thursday (11 May) at the '3rd Annual Mother's Day Shower Of The Stars Bluegrass Festival' at American Legion Park, 1 mile North of Culpeper, Virginia.

The festival itself ran from 11-13 May and other acts included: Jim Orange & the Orange Blossoms, James Bailey & Company, Redwing, Jimmy Martin, New Coon Creek Girls, Gillis Bros., James King, Larry Stephenson Band, Heritage, Country Gentlemen, IIIrd Tyme Out, Lonesome River Band, Boys From Indiana, Alvin Breeden & the Virginia Cut-ups, New Dominion Bluegrass, Southfork, Hobbs & Partners, and Chief Powhatan.

Ralph was billed as appearing on Saturday (11 May) at the '16th Annual Bluegrass Kickoff', Holiday Trav-L-Park, Virginia, Virginia.

The festival itself ran from 9-11 May and other acts included: Jimmy Martin, Osborne Bros., Seldom Scene, Country Gentlemen, Lewis Family, Doyle Lawson, Jim & Jesse, Rarely Herd, Continental Divide, Stevens Family, Clark Family, Eddie Adcock, Wildwood Girls, New Dominion, and New Dixie Grass. Also featured was a Country Gentlemen 1962 era reunion

Ralph was billed as appearing on Thursday (11 May) at the '20th Festival In The Pines' at Tripple Creek Music Campground, Rocky Mount, Virginia.

The festival ran from 10-13 May and other acts included: David Parmley & Continental Divide, New Tradition, Valerie Smith, New Vintage, Lonesome River Band, Lost & Found, Lewis Family, Rarely Herd, Larry Stephenspn Band, James King, Savannah, Lou Reid & Carolina, and Shallow Creek.

Ralph was billed as appearing on Friday (11 May) at the '2nd Annual River Park Bluegrass Festival' at the River Park Saddle Club, Booneville, Kentucky.

The festival itself ran from 10-12 May and other acts included: John Meins & Southern Harvest, Sullivan Family, Don Stanley & Boys From Middle Creek, IIIrd Tyme Out, Dale Lykins & Freightliners, Northwest Territory, Eastbound, Melvin Goins & Windy Mountain, James King, Crossroads, Gerald Evans & Paradise, Gary Brewer, Rob Morgan & Co., and Osborne Bros.

Ralph was listed as appearing (at some point between 8-9 or 11 May) at the 'Festival In The Pines', Tripple Creek Campground, Roicky Mount, Virginia.

The festival itself ran from 8-11 May and other acts included: Lewis Family, Continental Divide, Nothin' Fancy, Country Gentlemen, Larry Stephenson, IIIrd Tyme Out, James King, Mark Newton, Heather Berry, Grass Fire, John Starling, Tom Gray, Ben Elridge, Green Island Pickers, Poplar Hollow, Lost & Found, and Patrick Henry Travellers.

Ralph was booked to appear at the 13th Virginia Arts Festival, Norfolk, Virginia. The show was held at the TCC Roper Performing Arts Center and also featured Elizabeth LaPrell.