Author: John Lawless

Mountain Home Music is serving up another new song from Darren Nicholson, who has produced hit after hit since his departure from Balsam Range three years ago. This time out it's a fun number called Get Me Down the Line, which

Vancouver Island's Unfaithful Servants have a new single this week, just as they prepare to showcase at World of Bluegrass in Chattanooga. This will be the band's first foray into performing in the US, and they are understandably psyched. Led by

Bryce Eldridge, grandson of the late, great Ben Eldridge of Seldom Scene fame, was called up from AAA affiliate Sacramento River Cats to the San Francisco Giants for the September push. No, we haven't turned into a sports news site overnight

Billy Blue Records has a new single, with a music video, from Kristy Cox. It's a song written by Mickey Cates and Tony Ramey called Broke Down in Georgia. Like so much of her music, this song rides along the gap between

Mississippi mandolinist, vocalist, and bandleader Alan Sibley has a new single, Missin' Mississippi And You, sung as a duet with Corrina Rose Logston Stephens. The song was written by fellow Mississippian Leonard Barrier, a waltz-time country ballad about longing for home,

Tony Williamson shows off his Loars at the 2025 Monroe Mandolin Camp - photo © Jim Morgan Day two at 12th annual Monroe Mandolin Camp delivered what pickers and players live for—deep musical knowledge, legendary instructors, and the kind of late-night jamming

The Foreign Landers, i.e., Tabitha and David Benedict, have a lovely new song today as their latest single, one called Smell the Rose. It comes from a new project they have recently completed, soon to be released. David shared a few

Rebekah Speer - photo © Mark Mosrie Rebekah Speer hasn't done much recording in a while, focusing more on her work as a graphic artist and publicist for Turnberry Records of late. She grew up in bluegrass, and both she and

Following several months of recovery after a quadruple bypass, and the surgical removal of two tumors from his right lung, mandolinist and vocalist Billy Thibodeau is back on the road with Rock Hearts. It was tough spring for this New England

Route 3 has announced the addition of J.R. Freeland to the band on banjo, filling the spot recently vacated by Janice Martin. Freeland is a Missouri native, where he was raised in a bluegrass family, starting on the banjo at age