Avant-garde grasser extraordinaire Billy Strings is booked to perform Thursday, November 28, on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. The show airs at 11:35 (eastern) on NBC affiliate stations. So when you sit down to that late night turkey sandwich, with
The duet partnership of rising songstress Sage Palser and veteran grasser Danny Paisley has borne further fruit, in the form of a new Christmas single just in time for the 2024 season, from Huckleberry Records. Oh It's Christmas, written by David
Mountain Home Music has a music video release today for The Grascals, and their current radio single, Coal Dust Kisses. Written by Susanne Mumpower and Jerry Salley, this feel-good song will stir up memories for anyone who lives or lived in
Kody Norris Show at the Industrial Strength Bluegrass Festival - photo © Michael Gabbard Photography Many thanks to the folks at the Industrial Strength Bluegrass Festival for sharing this large gallery of images from their second event this year, held November
Gold Tone has announced a new banjo model, one designed in cooperation with veteran bluegrass performer, bandleader, and broadcaster Joe Mullins. The OB-2JM offers a few differentiations from the Gold Tone Mastertone Bow Tie banjo already in their line. It keeps
Danny Paisley - photo © Rob Wasilewski Every day with a new Danny Paisley single is a good day. So set your smile on stun and check out this latest from Pinecastle Records called Diagnosis Broken Heart. The song, written by David Miller, David Stewart and Brice Long,
The Grand Ole Opry has released a brief interview with Jason Carter and Michael Cleveland, two extra heavy hitters in the bluegrass fiddle world, about their twin fiddle collab album coming next spring. So far three singles from the record have
Seth Mulder & Midnight Run - photo © Laci Mack Rebel Records has shared a first look at Coming On Strong, their upcoming album for Seth Mulder & Midnight Run, with a debut single, Looking Past The Pain (The Cowboy Song). While
Bluegrass lovers in east Tennessee will have the chance to enjoy a terrific bluegrass concert early next year, while also helping provide funding for hurricane disaster relief in Greene County, at Pickin' For A Purpose, a one day festival event
Ronnie Parker - photo © Stephanie T. Photography Mountain Fever Records artists Appalachian Smoke have announced a personnel change. Founding bassist Tim Williams has stepped away from the band, and Missourian Ronnie Parker has agreed to come on board. Fellow founders and
