Author: John Lawless

Like many bluegrass bands do, Flatt Out Blue got its start from a regular jam where banjo player Andrew Beverly took note one evening that there was too much talent in the room to just get together and pick. It

For the first step in Trey Hensley's newly solo career, he has signed with Pinecastle Records for the release of his next album. For the past decade Hensley has been part of a powerhouse duo with reso-guitar master Rob Ickes. Trey

Mandolinist Red Day has been announced as the newest member of Connecticut's Hosmer Mountain Boys. He had been a semi-regular guest with the band of late, and has now been welcomed into the fold. The 15-year-old has already made his impression

Just ahead of their debut album with Mountain Fever Records, Florida's Remedy Tree brings out a final single. It's their interpretation of an old folk song that's long been part of the Appalachian tradition, Say Darlin' Say. For this cut the

Jaelee Roberts is generating so much attention as a vocalist with Sister Sadie, that some folks may forget that she has a solo recording career on her own with Mountain Home Music. Miss Roberts has been turning heads in bluegrass since

Joe Mullins, veteran bluegrass banjo player, vocalist, and bandleader, has announced his intention to retire from full-time touring early in 2026. His hugely popular band, The Radio Ramblers, will perform with Joe throughout this year, finishing up with a show

Daniel Grindstaff and Rod Stewart backstage in Nashville After releasing an acoustic grass version of Rod Stewart's Forever Young during the summer of 2023, Daniel Grindstaff was delighted to see the song show up on our Bluegrass Today Weekly AirPlay chart,

It's often been said that a good measure of the compassion of a society and a culture is how they deal with orphans, those abandoned as youngsters by their parents, or who find themselves homeless at the death of a

Georgia's Headin' Home, aka the Lindblom Family, have a new single to share, one written by guitarist Libby Lindblom called Rusty Old Camper. The Lindbloms are Jon and Marina, professional musicians who taught their children to play bluegrass, and now perform

The Bluegrass Music Endeavors Foundation, a charitable organization founded and managed by West Virginia bluegrass artists Crandall Creek, announced last night (8/13) that Audrey Neel of Hillsboro, MO would receive the 2025 Steve Gulley Memorial Scholarship at Nashville's Station Inn. Audrey