• Cody Farrar leaving Breaking Grass

    Cody Farrar, who has served as guitarist, lead vocalist, and primary songwriter for northern Mississippi's Breaking Grass for nearly two decades, has announced his intention to step away from the band. Fortunately, the band is determined to keep Breaking Grass going

  • Two new singles from David Parmley

    David Parmley is not one to let grass grow under his feet. Just a month after releasing his latest album, So What'd I Miss, with 615 Hideaway Records, and a week after being inducted into the Bluegrass Music Hall of

  • 2025 Walnut Valley Festival Championship winners

    The annual Walnut Valley Festival instrument contests unfailingly draw top competition in the various bluegrass and folk categories. 2025 saw the 53rd running of this venerable event, which also awarded cash prizes this year to songwriters for the first time. Like

  • How Much He Loved Her from Mei Lin Heirendt

    19-year-old fiddler and vocalist Mei Lin Heirendt is one of the brightest young lights in the California bluegrass scene. A co-founder of Broken Compass Bluegrass, this Grass Valley native is simultaneously pursuing a solo career, and has a third single

  • Toy Heart from Bryan McDowell

    Mountain Fever Records has a new single for perennial sideman turned solo artist Bryan McDowell. It's a Bill Monroe classic, Toy Heart, first recorded in 1949 by the notorious "original bluegrass band," and given a second life when cut by Tony