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Those of us who have been long time fans of guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, Molly Tuttle, always knew that she would get back to playing the bluegrass music she grew up on at some point, after diverting into a successful

Pinecastle Records has a brand new music video today for Danny Paisley, taken from his current album with the label, Bluegrass Troubadour. It's for I Never Was Too Much, a self-deprecating number written by Eric Gibson that perfectly captures Danny's down home

Jimmy Yeary has a music video to share for the second single from his forthcoming bluegrass album on the RBR Entertainment label. It's for Angeline, a driving contemporary bluegrass number Jimmy wrote with Billy Droze and Chris Myers, about a man

Folksinger and roots musician, Michael Johnathon, host of Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour, recently became the latest recipient of Tomorrow’s Bluegrass Stars Mentor Award. The Mentor Award is presented annually to individuals in appreciation for their outstanding support and encouragement of

The Petersens are another of those bluegrass bands that you never get to see, unless you visit them in Branson, MO where they have one of the most consistently top rated shows in town. Throughout the year they perform several

Bluegrass singer/songwriter Carolyn Eyerly has produced a music video this year for one of the songs from her album, The Sunny Side of Life, released in December of 2020. It's a curious Christmas number she wrote about a group excursion she made

The Bluegrass Babies are back, with another of their animated videos introducing young children to bluegrass music. As ever, the music is created by Paul Castle and The Rosinators, with animation by Caroline Roberts of Little Pie Studios. In this adventure,

Rhonda Vincent has an early Christmas present for us all, a hilarious video version of I Ain't Been Nowhere from her current Music Is What I See album. It features Rhonda, the members of her touring band, The Rage, her husband,

Dom Flemons teaches a recent banjo class hosted by the Black Banjo Reclamation Project at the Old Time School of Folk Music in Chicago Following several generations of African Americans running away from old time music and the banjo in particular, the

Yonder Mountain String Band really throws down the grass on their latest single, the first from the band's upcoming Get Yourself Outside album. Into The Fire features the newest member of the band, mandolinist Nick Piccininni, who is quite prominent on this