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Was cruising the MySpace page for the Jimmy Bowen & Santa Fe bluegrass band and noticed some cuts for a CD that appears to be entitled Single Down In San Antone and they have 4 teaser tracks. Looks like the

UPCOMING BLUEGRASS SHOW Dr. Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys AND Constant Change Saturday, September 8, 2007 @ 7:30PM Carolina Theatre ~ 310 S. Greene St. Greensboro, NC

Irvine, Ky (July 6, 2007) - "If It Weren't for Bluegrass Music I'd Go Crazy" from Tommy Webbs CD "Eastern Kentucky" is #11 on Bluegrass Music Profiles TOP 20 chart, and #10 on The BoMan's America's Bluegrass Chart. Check their

Grey Fox is not a festival for everyone. Let's start by saying this thirty year old festival is one of the oldest and most respected events in the northeast, if not the country. It features one of the strongest

After a long time I just heard that one of the best Banjo Players in the universe is finally getting his own festival. Does anybody have any information on the Raymond Fairchild Festival in Maggie Valley, North Carolina?

This will be a short article. Just wanted to highlight a great video of the Sun Valley 2006 Bluegrass festival. I have pasted the link! ENJOY! http://telluride.plumtv.com/videos/look_back_bluegrass_2006

I've just posted a review of "Fork in the Road" the Infamous Stringdusters CD. I hope you enjoy reading it on my blog at www.tedlehmann.blogspot.com and will give me feedback concerning this new effort - Ted

We have some exciting news coming down the pike for the Baton Rouge Area.  We, The Fabulous Bagasse Boyz, were approached by the entertainment/music coordinator for The Greater Baton Rouge State Fair for the possibility of having a Bluegrass Day

The Infamous Stringdusters are headed to The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan on July 12 and to The Livery in Benton Harbor, MI on the 13th. It's sure to be a great time so come see the band play! Anyone

This post was written by Matthew Dudman, whose wife Jenny is the granddaughter of Vern Williams, recently departed bluegrass legend. It was originally posted in The B, our reader-dominated section of Bluegrass Today, where any registered user can submit items