Author: John Lawless

Randy Graham has been a familiar figure in bluegrass music for almost his entire adult life. He first hit the national scene as a member of The Bluegrass Cardinals, moving from California to Virginia with Don and David Parmley when the band set

While performing live over the weekend at WNCW in North Carolina, Becky Buller and her trusty band wore special t-shirts made up to honor Terry Baucom, who visited with them in the studio on Saturday. Expecting Terry to stop by, Becky

Mountain Home Music has released a new single for fast-rising young bluegrass singer Jaelee Roberts, the fourth from her upcoming full length album with the label. Unlike the others, which had a strong acoustic country vibe, this latest is grass all the

Vince Gill with The Del McCoury Band - photo by Chris Hollo © Grand Ole Opry Nashville superstars Del McCoury and Vince Gill are singing together on the latest single from The Del McCoury Band. Honky Tonk Nights finds Vince and Del trading

Lexington, Kentucky's Wolfpen Branch, blessed by a plenitude of songwriters, has a new single today called Burning The Midnight Oil. Founded by Chris Shouse and Arthur Hancock, longtime veterans of the bluegrass and Americana scene and noted songwriters both together and separately,

The Earl Scruggs Center in Shelby. NC, which houses the Earl Scruggs Museum close to the community where he was born, has announced a new musical concert series to celebrate the various types of music he played over a long

Mountain Fever Records has a new single today from The Churchmen, one from their next Gospel bluegrass album expected later this year. It's a new song from within the band, which bass player Keith Clark says comes from within the band. "Heaven

In celebration of today's release of Hell On Church Street, their Tony Rice tribute album, Punch Brothers have revealed another live performance video featuring one of the tracks from the record. And before you accuse these fine gentlemen of trying to

Archiving Appalachia is a new non-profit organization in West Virginia dedicated to preserving regional traditions of old time and bluegrass music by offering educational opportunities to learn the music, especially for children. But their work will be directed to all ages,

The American Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City has announced the 2022 inductees into their Banjo Hall of Fame. The Museum has been honoring banjoists thusly since 1998, when they were strictly focused on four string (tenor and plectrum) banjo. Opening