Author: Brance

Here is another cruise option for those who are considering the purchase of vacation packages for their favorite blog authors (and don't forget our spouses!). This is the 9th Annual ETA Bluegrass Cruise. They lay claim to being the original bluegrass

Here's another bluegrass cruise for you to ponder when planning the family vacation. It's the Bahamas Bluegrass Cruise and, you guessed it, it's traveling to the Bahamas! It sails out of Port Canaveral, FL and the dates for the cruise

There are three shows left in the 2006 Bluegrass Nights At The Ryman series and I thought I'd tell you about them. If you are in the Nashville area on any of these three dates then you should make an

From time to time we have discussed various ventures that involved online video instruction for bluegrass music. The idea has a great deal of appeal to bluegrass instructors, and some are actively involved in providing such instruction. Three that come

We've got about 6 months to go before the cruise season is upon us, though the 2006 Alaska Bluegrass Cruise departed yesterday, and there are several bluegrass cruises we'll be telling you about. The first of which is The Banjo

Here's an online resource that has recently been brought to our attention and we thought we'd share it with you. Bluegrasspass.com is an online bluegrass showcase that features streaming online interviews with regional and national bluegrass groups and artist. The interviews

Continuing with our education focus, we talk this week with August Watters, who in addition to being an accomplished mandolinist, guitarist and banjo pickers, is also an Associate Professor at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. August describes

Brad Davis has let us know that he will be appearing along with the rest of the John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band on the Conan O'Brien show on July 13th. The appearance is to promote the CMH Van Halen tribute CD

Banjo teacher Ross Nickerson asked us to make mention of his Nova Scotia Banjo Camp scheduled for August 11-13, 2006 at the Tatamagouche Learning Center in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia. The faculty will feature world famous banjo player, Bill Keith, along with

As Apple's iTunes Music Store has grabbed up a larger segment of the worldwide music purchasing pie, many smaller independent labels and artists have been concerned that their releases would be lost amidst the slick promotion for mainstream pop projects