Author: John Lawless

Another new Rebel release from last month is In God's Time from Barry Scott & Second Wind. This project had been released as a self-produced CD last year, available only from the band, and Rebel picked it up when Scott signed

Larry Keel and Natural Bridge is offering four free audio downloads to anyone who signs up for their mailing list. The songs are from their current CD, Backwoods: Diamond Break, They, Crocodile Man and Bitten By A Snake. All four songs

The Carter Brothers (Danny and Tim) are packing their grip for a long, long trip - across the ocean to Ireland. They have two weeks worth of shows running from June 18 through July 1. Tim will be on banjo, mandolin

The most recent video episode of The Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour features two artists sure to be of interest to readers of Bluegrass Today. The show, which aired originally on June 8, has performances by Sara Watkins and The Lovell

Finalists in the IIIrd Tyme Out Father's Day photo contest will be posted tomorrow (6/16). Our readers will be invited to choose the winner, which will be announced for Father's Day on Sunday (6/21). The theme of the contest is

Sorry for the late notice on this... We just heard from Ashby Frank, mandolinist with Special Consensus, reminding everyone that the last airing of their Track-By-Track program on Sirius-XM is at 11:00 a.m. this morning ( 6/14). It's a run through

The Ask Doyle webisode series continues today with #3, wherein Doyle Lawson answers fan-submitted questions about his mandolins, his footwear collection and songs that have been submitted for consideration by the band. You can submit your own question for future episodes

Sam Bush has posted a hilarious YouTube video shot during the now legendary Del-uge that came on DelFest over the Memorial Day weekend. He shot it on his bus where he and several others sought refuge when the storms hit. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IP0AOUXUaw

Our post earlier this week about Alan Munde doing shows with The Two High String Band may have left an incorrect impression about the status of The Alan Munde Gazette. Munde says that band is still going strong, even while

The Stanley Brothers' classic 1960 recording of Rank Stranger has been chosen by The Librarian of Congress as one of the culturally-significant audio recordings to be added to their National Recording Registry for preservation. Each year 25 new pieces of