Bluegrass At Large

  • The Kruger Brothers with Michael Cleveland

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    I was cruising around the Renaissance Hotel about 2:00 in the morning on Wednesday night looking for something cool.  Somebody introduced me to Mike Bucayu outside of the conference room on the second floor where Mountain Home records was showcasing

  • IBMA Week – It Ain’t Over yet!

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    Now that another awards show has come and gone why not head out of the hotel/convention center for an evening of great Irish food and LIVE BLUEGRASS music. Mulligan's Pub and Restaurant at 117 2nd Ave N (just 3 blocks from the

  • After Party

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    I assume, since our dedicated bloggers John and Brance worked so hard during the awards show that they didn't stick it out through the after party at the Gibson Bluegrass Showcase. And also I didn't see them there, so I'll

  • The Pre-Awards Reception

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    I was so bummed that the servers were acting up last night.  I lost a really long, detailed post about the Pre-Awards reception, but, I will attempt to redo it to give you all an idea who was there and

  • Good News From the IBMA

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    Tom T. and Dixie Hall announced Wednesday that they have placed the IBMA in their will. At some point, hopefully in the distant future the IBMA will become owners of Good Home Grown Music the Hall's Publishing Company. Tom T.and Dixie

  • Introducing “Mountain Therapy”

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    Hey folks - I would like to introduce you to Mountain Therapy, a great regional (OH/PA) bluegrass band that is starting to get some attention.  Check them out at www.MountainTherapy.com!  

  • IBMA Awards Show video coverage lacking

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    With the upcoming IBMA Awards night just around the corner, I'm really frustrated over the lack of coverage that is available out there.  No evidence that the major Networks will be carrying it; understandable ignorance by the Country Music Radio

  • Congrats and Thanks for the B!

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    Congrats John and Brance on launching the B! I am also thrilled that comments also seem to be available on all posts on BluegrassBlog! I am looking forward to reading about IBMA as events unfold and will continue to read

  • Pick it Girl!

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    This post is a contribution from Casey Henry. Casey is the daughter of banjo player and bluegrass entrepreneur, Murphy Henry, and an accomplished banjo player in her own right, as well as an experienced instructor. Currently Casey and her brother