Author: John Lawless

There are two more bluegrass benefit shows coming up this month that offer not only some quality entertainment, but a chance to also send relief funds to those suffering from the flooding following Hurricane Helene at the end of September.

East Nash Grass at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum (11/1/24) - photo © AP Imagery The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum in Owensboro, KY hosted a Halloween concert this past Friday (November 1), featuring performances by

Mo Pitney and John Meyer, aka Pitney Meyer, have released another single from their upcoming Curb Records project, Cherokee Pioneer. The two good friends grew up learning to play and sing bluegrass in their separate family bands. After finding success in

Mason Via - photo © Michael Weintrob Fresh off his three year stint with Old Crow Medicine Show, young Nashville grasser Mason Via has a new single to share from his next album with Mountain Fever Records. A native North Carolinian, Mason

Amber Stidham with The Kevin Prater Band at Kentuckians of Michigan - photo © Bill Warren Friday was bluegrass music night at the Kentuckians of Michigan in Romulus, MI, and The Kevin Prater Band was there to start off their weekend. Kevin

Women of Kelley - photo © Stacie Huckeba Veteran bluegrass singer, songwriter, and chart topper Irene Kelley offers a first look today at her latest endeavor, Women of Kelley, where Irene is teamed up with her two daughters, Justyna and Sara

The Henhouse Prowlers looking through Ben's grandfather's photo album - photo © Jana Mougin With Veteran's Day approaching on November 11 here in the US, The Henhouse Prowlers have released a very personal remembrance with Line The Avenues, written by banjo

Addie Levy - photo © Shana Leigh Photography Young Virginia multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Addie Levy has been announced as the new mandolinist with west coast alt-grassers The Brothers Comatose. So Addie is now a Sister Comatose I suppose? The Brothers, Ben and

It's always great news when we learn of someone in our bluegrass community who is able to take their passion to a full time profession. Whether it's an artist or songwriter being able to earn a living from their music,

Unspoken Tradition is one of several prominent bluegrass acts that live in and around Asheville, NC, which took the brunt of the flooding damage from Hurricane Helene while the World of Bluegrass convention was underway in September. The guys and