Bluegrass At Large

For any of you that live in south Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Atlanta/north Georgia regions, I would like to invite you out to the 6th Annual Ellijay Bluegrass Festival featuring Hardline Drive & 6 more top-drawer bands Saturday,

Singer songwriter Donna Ulisse will be a special guest on Live at 9, on the CBS affiliate WREG, channel 3 in Memphis this Friday morning, May 15, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. Ulisse will be interviewed and perform with part of

Shufflefoot is a bluegrass/gypsy/americana band trying to spread the acoustic word in Sin City.  We're looking for some eager ears to take a listen. Please check out our profile at www.myspace.com/shufflefootdrift This is an honest plea for feedback, let us know

Rounder Records also has a promotional giveaway going on to mark Bluegrass Music Month. The Grand Prize is a Deering Goodtime banjo, autographed by Steve Martin, whose CD The Crow is set for a May 19 Rounder release. 5 first prize winners

Happy news from the home of semi-retired banjo picker Alan Munde... Alan and his wife Kitty are celebrating the birth of Casey Patrick Alan Rice on May 1 - Alan's first grandchild! Also celebrating, of course, are the new parents, Rachel

Peg and Skip Elia of Homespun Bluegrass have a new single that is a must download for anybody that has family serving overseas.  Peg wrote it for her grandson who was serving at the time in Iraq.  Go to www.homespunbluegrass.com

Acoustic Blue is proud to announce the release of their third recording project entitled, "This Is Now". The 15 song recording has some great material on it, ranging from songs written by members of the band like, "Carved Into A

FASTFORWARD is finishing up 2nd cd guest jesse mcrenalds/banjo driver ron rigsby old songs with rendition of pretty woman other old songs ricky reece mandolin/fred duggin guitar/johnny bellar dobro,bass/[email protected]/615 374 8318/booking for 2009/2010/we have won 40 band contest tv commercial honest

The Urban Monroes, a fast-paced highly energetic bluegrass band from Portland, OR playing traditional and original material would like to introduce itself to everyone reading Bluegrass Today. We would like to invite any bluegrass deejays that received Acoustic Rainbow Vol. 33

The McPeak Brothers were a fixture on the southeastern US bluegrass scene from the late 1960s through the mid '80s. They appeared on national television and had a number of popular recordings during that time. Four different brothers were members of