Bluegrass At Large

That about says it....a fundraiser for North Rowan High School Football...7 p.m. in our 1000 seat auditorium. Tickets are on sale for $10 in advance. 20% off for all Catawba students, Rowan County School employees, and NRHS alumni.

We are always encouraged to see main stream media coverage of our beloved musical genre. When that coverage is in a major news outlet like the New York Times, it's even better. Yesterday the NYT published a story in its "Arts"

The Flagler Museum welcomes two renowned Bluegrass groups, Dailey & Vincent and Grasstowne, to headline the fourth annual Bluegrass in The Pavilion concert on April 18, 2009, at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 and all proceeds benefit the Southern Arts

Acoustic Blue is proud to announce that the song, "Cold Gray Light Of Gone" off their "Empty House" recording has gone to number 4 on the Our Stage Bluegrass List. Check it out by clicking on the link: http://www.ourstage.com/music/channel/130-bluegrass/ERSJGLBZVBOR-cold-gray-light-of-gone

BMI's Music World, an online publication of the venerable performing rights organization, has a new article up that features an interview of Earl Scruggs by Béla Fleck. They plug the interview as being about composing - not surprising since they are

Hats off to Aubrey Haynie, who was awarded the Top Fiddle Player Of The Year trophy on Sunday (4/5) at the Academy Of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas. Bryan Sutton, Randy Kohrs and Rob Ickes also received nominations this year.

In response to the WAMI phone call about being nominated for Wisconsin's Best Bluegrass Band, Mud River Lee says ' Wow!' The Wisconsin Area Music Industry nominated Mud River Lee for a Folk award back in the 80's but this

Bill Evans is the latest professional banjo player to be recognized with a signature model Kel Kroydon banjo, made by the American Made Banjo Company. Bill's banjo has a maple neck and resonator, with a Hearts and Flowers inlay in the

Hey Bluegrassers. There is a show tonight, 4/4, from 7-10pm est.  Pacifically Bluegrass plays the latest tunes that have been released as well as classics from the Fathers of Bluegrass. So if you have the opportunity and want to have

Our friend Karen Cannon has unveiled a new painting in her collection of bluegrass-themed art. Entitled No Respect, it captures a feeling that may be familiar to a good many banjo players out there, treed by a bunch of rowdy