Katherine Street Records has released their first music video from Jenni Lyn Gardner's solo project, Burn Another Candle. The video is an interesting production, directed by Nashville filmmaker Dycee Wildman, for Jenni Lyn's song, Are You OK Alone? Visually stark in
The Cody Sisters, a pair of teen siblings from Colorado who perform regularly in the Denver area, are a young group you'll want to keep an eye on. Megan (14) plays guitar, and Maddie (12) is on mandolin. Their dad, Steve,
During this past weekend, April 30/May 1, 2017, reports emerged that the Renfro Valley Entertainment Center had dispensed with the services of members of their house-band, led by Kimberly ‘Kricket’ Reynolds. On Saturday night after that evening’s show, they were presented
Thanks to the folks at Mandolin Cafe, who first published it over the weekend, mandolin lovers and fans of bluegrass history can watch video of the day Bill Monroe's iconic F-5 was returned to him in February 1986 after being
Melissa Auell is a banjo-playing mom in Colorado, who decided to take on the problem of not finding children's books about bluegrass music herself. Of course, it helps that she's a professional writer and illustrator already, with the necessary skills
Colorado has often been the source for new sounds in the bluegrass world. Who can forget the impact of Hot Rize when they burst upon the scene in 1979, or Front Range in the '90s. More recently The Railsplitters have
Man About A Horse is a young quintet from Philadelphia who write and record original acoustic music in a bluegrass setting. They also seem to have a thing for literary references, judging by the title of their new video, You
Everybody loves a song about bluegrass music... right? Dailey & Vincent have a new music video for one from their latest album, Patriots & Poets. It's one that Jamie Dailey wrote with Bill Anderson and Jeffery East that includes the titles
With much of the US expecting pleasant spring weather this weekend, there may not be as many people at home watching TV. But if you do find yourself in front of the screen, here are a couple of opportunities to
Rick Cornish's book of bluegrass-themed cartoons, Bluegrass: Funnier Than It Sounds, is now available for sale. It contains 160 pages of clever illustrations sure to delight lovers and pickers of the music Bill Monroe left us. Long a fixture on the
