Author: John Lawless

Steve Thomas has been part of the bluegrass scene in Nashville for quite some time, working on mandolin and fiddle with top artists like Del McCoury, The Osborne Brothers, and The Whites. He has also earned his stripes in the

Are you a fan of Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out with a really cool Halloween costume prepared for today's festivities? Then you should enter the band's official 2019 costume contest for 2019! You could win a t-shirt and hat autographed

Shannon Slaughter at Red, White & Bluegrass 2018 - photo by Laura Tate Photography Shannon Slaughter has released a new single from his upcoming independently-release album in the form of a music video, shot recently at Nashville's Station Inn. It's one called

This weekend in Ogden UT, a new composition by banjoist Jens Kruger will be premiered with Chamber Orchestra Ogden to help culminate the sesquicentennial of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in nearby Promontory in 1869. Crossroads Ogden will be performed

(615) Hideaway Records has produced a music video for their first single from Audie Blaylock and Redline, Love Is An Awful Thing. True to form, it's a hard-driving bluegrass number, written by Redline bassist Reed Jones, with a vintage vibe. That

Esoteric and experimental banjo player Ryan Cavanaugh has explained his reasons for leaving his post with Songs From The Road Band, after a full year on the road, and having completed recording their next album, Waiting On A Ride. The band

2019 has been a busy year for Junior Sisk. After squashing rumors that he's retiring (he's not), Sisk hit the road with a new band, and a renewed determination to keep alive the traditional mountain sound of the bluegrass music that

We have a bunch of new music to share today, starting with this live video that The Steep Canyon Rangers recorded earlier this year at MerleFest. It's their reimagining of one of the most iconic blues numbers in the jazz canon,

Chris Pandolfi, banjoist with Infamous Stringdusters, has launched a new podcast, Inside The Musician's Brain, which debuts today. It will be distributed through the Osiris Podcast Network. As the title suggests, this will be a thinkcast, with Chris talking to prominent

Whenever a beloved entertainer passes, there seems to be a renewed interest in their artistry. It's a natural reaction to the attention that comes with the loss of a favorite to feel drawn to what they left behind. And so it