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San Jacinto College Central in Pasadena, Texas will be hosting the San Jac School of Bluegrass Workshops for Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo Date: Sat. June 2, 2007 - Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Class topics: Instrument Set-up Music Theory Chording & Scales Song Tablature How to

Jack Cooke, is releasing his very first solo project on Pinecastle records. Jack has been playing bass for Ralph Stanley for thirty seven years, and many, including me, did not realize he had a very significant Bluegrass life prior to joining

Each week a floating community begins to appear at a campground or in a pasture or cornfield somewhere along the road. On Monday or Tuesday a few trailers and motor homes arrive and set up near a stage or

The South Florida Bluegrass Association presents its 29th annual Everglades Bluegrass Festival Feb 23, 24, 25. Appearibg this year will be Rhonda Vincent, (25th), James King, (23, 24& 25th), Everett Lilly (23, 24,), Randy Kohrs (23, 24th), Carolina Rebels

The Boston Bluegrass Union is hosting its annual Joe Val Festival this coming weekend, Feb. 16th - 18th, in Framingham, MA. Last year the Joe Val Festival won the IBMA Event of the Year Award and this year's festival

The Fabulous Bagasse Boyz will be doing a live radio performance this Saturday, February 17, on NPR station WRKF 89.3 in Baton Rouge, on Hootnanny Power with Taylor Caffery. The program can be heard via streaming audio live

If you live in or around the Memphis, TN area - there is a once a month show there you should try see.  The Lucy Opry is in it's 40th year.  They book acts about once a month - 11

First, a disclaimer -- I am currently interning at Sugar Hill Records (the Dusters' label), but first and foremost, I am a fan of the Stringdusters and they are my good friends. Many of you have become aware of this ridiculously

Psssttt . .  over here . . . yea, down the alley and behind the dumpster.  We know what you're looking for.  We got just what you need.  You don't have to be ashamed about it.  Everybody's hung up on

Kenny and Amanda Smith had a funny song I heard twice about a year ago on XM about keeping up the neighborhood by throwing things over the hillside like a refrigerator, but, I don't know the title.  I would like