Author: John Lawless

Here is the final webisode in the Ask Doyle series, with Doyle Lawson talking about what keeps him going after so many years as a professional bluegrass entertainer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjFUb62kY1IThis will be the last Q&A video with Doyle answering questions from fans.

The Infamous Stringdusters made a stop at KBAC in Santa Fe earlier this month during their ongoing swing through the western US. They appeared on a special daytime edition of  KBAC's Toast and Jam show, which airs every Thursday evening. The

Deering has reintroduced their popular Sierra banjo, with a new inlay pattern in the neck. The Sierra is Deering's least expensive tone ring banjo ($2699), making it perhaps the lowest priced professional model banjo made in the US. It is offered

Gerald Evans, popular bluegrass singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has been diagnosed with cancer. He has recently begun chemotherapy treatment, but his cancer has already reached stage 4, where the disease has spread widely through the body. Evans was part of the Traditional

The GAC television network (Great American Country) has acquired the rights to re-air episodes from the PBS series Soundstage on their cable channel. These feature live, in-studio performances by top contemporary artists, and GAC will be showing the episodes with

This weekend's Grand Ole Opry has some of the ladies of bluegrass scheduled to perform. Both the reigning Queen and a trio of upstart challengers will be strutting their stuff on the Friday and Saturday night broadcasts. Rhonda Vincent will be

First Special Consensus and then NewFound Road were left by the side of the highway. Now we learn that Mountain Heart had to find alternative transportation to Greyfox yesterday after their bus let them down on the ride from the

One More For The Road, the new Adam Steffey CD isn't due until September 22, but the good folks at Sugar Hill have agreed to let us offer a few sneak peeks here on Bluegrass Today. The album showcases Adam as

Video from Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver's appearance on The Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour last month is available now online. Doyle and his merry band offer up a number of songs from their latest CD, Lonely Street, and as is the

Faithful Crossings, a Florida-based family Gospel band and ministry, is looking to hire a number of bluegrass pickers for their live show. The group is based around the vocals of Tammy Sumner, a former member of Sweetwater Revival, with husband Curtis