Author: John Lawless

We're delighted to help with a premiere of the music video from Daniel Crabtree for his current single, Sally Sunday. It's a story song, based on true life, about an abandoned orphan girl who was delivered to a convent as a

One thing's for certain... no one would ever say that Carolina Blue isn't a hard-working bluegrass band. Not only do they run all over the country when touring isn't prohibited, they record when they're home, and even now when road work

Here's a sneak peek at the new Mountain Home Music single from Chris Jones & The Night Drivers, set for official release tomorrow, August 7. Leave It At The Gate is one written by Jones and his former bass player, Jon

The Briarhoppers, sometimes known as the WBT Briarhoppers, have been announced as among the 2020 inductees into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. This legendary bluegrass and string music group has been performing in some configuration continually since 1934. That's

Darin & Brooke Aldridge, America's bluegrass singing sweethearts, will be appearing tonight on Circle Sessions at Home, a new show on the Circle Network which visits artists at home to see what they are up too while touring is prohibited. Their

Thanks to our friends at Mountain Fever Records, we have a pre-release track premiere today of their upcoming single from Colebrook Road. Carolina Side finds the band in a contemplative mood, with old time banjo and bowed bass helping to flesh

As have nearly all bluegrass instructional offerings this year, the Ashokan Bluegrass Camp, normally held in Olivebridge, NY, is moving to a virtual workshop for their 2020 edition. They will retain the same lineup of top level teachers, but simply move

Organic Records has released a music video from bluegrass stylists Zoe & Cloyd, a socially-distanced take on their new single, Where Do You Stand. The song, written by Natalya Zoe Weinstein and John Cloyd Miller, takes a middle-of-the-road stance towards the

Chris Joslin in the Bluegrass Unlimited exhibit at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum Big news today in the bluegrass publishing world. The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum has announced the acquisition of Bluegrass Unlimited, and will take

Common Ground on the Hill, home of many annual camps and workshops focusing on traditional arts and music, has been named as one of three new regional folklife centers by the Maryland State Arts Council. With this designation, they become