Author: John Lawless

Well... he's done it again. That's that reaction each time Doyle Lawson engineers a major shakeup in his touring band, Quicksilver, and turns out a new recording every bit as strong as the last. For the last forty plus years we

Turnberry Records has released a music video for the title track from their album with Greg Blake, People, Places and Songs. Blake says that this song means a great deal to him, representing the things that connect us to our families

The Andrea Roberts Agency has announced the signing of Seth Mulder & Midnight Run for exclusive booking representation. These masters of '50s and '60s throwback bluegrass have also recently signed with Mountain Fever Records. Seth and the boys got their start

The Nashville area home of Keith Bilbrey, former radio announcer at WSM and the Grand Ole Opry, was severely damaged by fire early this morning. Always a good friend to bluegrass music, he and his wife were barely able to

Mountain Home Music has a new single for North Carolina banjo man Tray Wellington this week, a grassified take on an old time favorite that should please fans of both styles. Wellington has received a great deal of attention in bluegrass

While US bluegrass lovers are celebrating the return of live music outdoors, our friends in Europe are not so lucky. Vaccine implementation is lagging behind, and bluegrass festivals and shows are cancelled for the most part this year in response. But

Mountain Fever Records has just released a music video from their new young artist, Mason Via, for his current single, Big City. Via is making major waves this year, appearing on American Idol on ABC TV, and being named the newest

West Virginia's Stoney Creek has dropped a second single to bluegrass radio, ahead of this Friday's release of their next album, A Miner's Life. This time it's a Gospel song from the pen of Mike Henderson, formerly with The Steeldrivers, a

Josh Grigsby has been performing bluegrass from Virginia's scenic Northern Neck region for the past eight years with his band, County Line, which also includes his wife, Crystal, on harmony vocals. With his strong tenor voice and traditional bluegrass sound,

We have had occasion to mention young West Virginia flatpick wizard Jake Eddy a couple of times recently at Bluegrass Today. Once at the news of him joining up with the Becky Buller Band, and again about a collaboration he