Author: John Lawless

Frank Harlow, noted builder of Harlow Resonator Guitars, died yesterday at his home in Vandalia, OH. He was 83 years of age. Born in Bristol, VA, Frank worked as a truck driver for General Motors, and retired from that position to

Hope River Entertainment is happy to announce that they are the new representatives for bluegrass headliners Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out. Almost from the time IIIrd Tyme Out emerged in 1991, they achieved top tier status in the bluegrass world.

Hills of Belgium is an old time duo from, you guessed it... Belgium. And they have just released a single and music video from their second EP, their version of Ola Belle Reed's timeless classic, I've Endured. The duo consists of

Elderly Instruments in Lansing, MI, a long time supporter of bluegrass and acoustic music, was named America's Top Small Business at the US Chamber of Commerce's first ever Small Business Summit in Washington, DC on October 19. A full service music

Mountain Fever Records has a new single today for perennial bluegrass hitmakers, Volume Five. It's the first look at their next project, with the lonesome title, You Don't Care For Me Enough To Cry. Written and originally recorded by John Moreland

Little Roy & Lizzy Show at Salmon Lake Park - photo by Julie Tucker Salmon Lake Park in Grapeland, TX, located between Dallas and Houston, has wrapped up another successful year with their annual bluegrass festivals. The 26th Annual Gospel Bluegrass Festival

It's been a while since we've had new music from Williamson Branch. Last Christmas, to be exact, was their last time this energetic family band released anything new at all. Since then, they have brought on a new banjo player, Izaac

High energy Irish grassers JigJam have a new single, Take Me High, written by their banjo player, Daithi Melia, who founded the band with guitarist/vocalist Jamie McKeogh back in 2012. They cut the track in St Louis, MO, which has been

Blue Highway has a new single available from their upcoming Lonesome State of Mind project, their first with new label partners Down The Road Records. It's one written by mandolinist Shawn Lane, along with his brother, Chad Lane, and frequent co-writer

Congratulations to Ellen Petersen Haygood, banjo player and vocalist with The Petersens, and her husband Michael Haygood of The Haywoods, on the birth of their first child. Both mom and dad perform with their family bands in Branson, MO. Macy Katherine