Author: John Lawless

Mountain Home Music is set to release their latest album for Carley Arrowood this week, and is offering a sneak peek at the title track, Colors, for our readers at Bluegrass Today. Colors is a thoughtful song of praise, using the

Crandall Creek's latest single is available, along with a music video of the song, Lazy Sunday, written by founding CC guitarist Jerry Andrews. It's sung by Crandall Creek's primary vocalist Carly Greer, alongside Greg Blake, who is emerging as among the

A new film, A Nashville Wish, which includes music from Galax, VA bluegrass band Loose Strings, has been released for video on demand. It's something of a teen love story, with the main character being a talented country singer right out

CMH Records has released a pair of classic bluegrass albums from the 1970s, one each from Lester Flatt & The Nashville Grass and The Osborne Brothers. Heaven's Bluegrass Band was Flatt's first project with the label, his third since he and

John McEuen - photo © Alan Messer Acclaimed multi-instrumentalist John McEuen, he of Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Will The Circle Be Unbroken fame, is laying aside his banjo, fiddle, and guitar for the better part of his upcoming album, The

Mountain Fever Records has released a new single from Thomas Cassell, a young Nashville bluegrass artist, songwriter, and instrumentalist who is finishing up his second album for the label, The Never Ending Years. This latest is a thoughtful one he wrote

Celebrated fiddler Gene Elders died last Wednesday afternoon, March 20 at 66 years of age. No cause of death has been shared. Though Gene spent most of his career with country artist George Strait, joining his Ace in the Hole band

Eric Ellis, Jens Kruger, and Marc Pruett at the Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame - photo © Becky Johnson On Saturday, March 23, the Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame celebrated the induction of new members Wade Mainer, Marc Pruett,

Singer, songwriter, and feisty flatpicker Rebecca Frazier is up with a new single this week, supported by a raft of Nashville super pickers. It's a new song she wrote with Bob Minner and Jon Weisberger carrying the intriguing title, Make Hay While

Banjo man Daniel Grindstaff has occupied a lot of space on our Bluegrass Today Weekly Airplay chart of late. His instrumental, Finnland, is making its second run, and his previous single, Forever Young, sung by Paul Brewster and Dolly Parton,