Author: John Lawless

Flatt Lonesome fans, listen up! The band will be recording a live performance next week at the Isis Music Hall in Asheville, NC. The April 28 show will be captured on both audio and video but their label, Mountain Home Music,

Long known for their successful banjo instructional efforts, The Murphy Method has announced their first ever mandolin camp this year, set to run September 23-25 in Winchester, VA. The company is the brainchild of Murphy Henry, a banjo teacher who started

Buddy Melton and Milan Miller have released a video tease for another of the songs from their current Secrets, Dreams and Pretty Things duo project. This time the guys take a horror film-themed approach, complete with grainy black & white images and creepy music

West Virginia's Stoney Creek has released Come Stay Awhile, the first single from their upcoming album, Memories & Tears. The new project is a tribute to songwriter Deanna Stottlemyer, the late sister of Stoney Creek's bassist/vocalist Libby Files. 11 of Deanna's songs are

Aussie bluegrass singer Kristy Cox has released a new music video for Another Weary Mile, the opening track on her latest album, Part Of Me.   Part Of Me is available now from Pisgah Ridge Records, on Kristy's web site, and wherever bluegrass

This past weekend found bluegrass artist Jeff White at Nashville's Station Inn, debuting the music from his new solo project, Right Beside You. Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper served as his band, with Jeff's Earls Of Leicester bandmate Charlie Cushman on banjo. We

The Deer Creek Boys may appear to be 2016's overnight success story, based on the likely success of their Mountain Fever debut project, What Goes Up, but this energetic and youthful group has been together now going on 18 years.

The Bluegrass, Old Time, Celtic & Country Music program at East Tennessee State University will be honoring the one and only Bobby Osborne this Saturday (4/23) at a concert to be held at the Paramount Center for the Arts in Bristol,

The Daughters of Bluegrass have inducted a new honorary member. Amanda Cook from Pace, FL was so honored last weekend during the annual Daughters of Bluegrass Festival at the Mossy Oak Music Park in Guyton, GA. Amanda sings and plays mandolin

Wisconsin's Horseshoes & Hand Grenades are offering a free download of their Middle Western CD this week. The "name your price" offer will be available until Friday, allowing for free downloads during this time. Of course, one is free to