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Here's another live video from Flatt Lonesome's April concert shoot at Asheville's Isis Music Hall. This time it's You're The One, perhaps their biggest number yet, included on their current Runaway Train album. It was a Top 5 hit for Dwight Yoakam

OctoPladd is another young band formed within the growing bluegrass community that surrounds the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Their name could have bizarre, mystical connotations - or it could just be because each of the four of them are

Valerie Smith & Liberty Pike have released a sampler video to introduce the music from their upcoming project, Small Town Heroes. Using a series of live clips and photos set against music from the CD, fans can get a taste of

Just as folks all across the southeastern US are preparing for the Old Fiddler's Convention in Galax, VA next month, comes news of a new documentary film project about the convention from a pair local gals who grew up in

At a press conference earlier this morning aired on SiriusXM's Bluegrass Junction, the International Bluegrass Music Association announced the final nominees for their 2016 International Bluegrass Music Awards, along with this year's Hall Of Fame Inductees and Distinguished Achievement Award recipients. The

Alt-folk, Americana singer/songwriter Ryan Adams called on The Infamous Stringdusters and one of their Ladies & Gentlemen collaborators, Nicki Bluhm, for an all-acoustic version of his song Oh My Sweet Carolina on last night's Late Show on CBS television. Adams, a

Western Canada's High Bar Gang has released a music video for one of the tracks from their sophomore album, Someday The Heart Will Trouble The Mind. It's a distaff version of Flatt & Scruggs' evergreen, Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky, sung

SiriusXM is moving their Bluegrass Junction channel a few clicks up the dial next week. On August 4, the 24/7 bluegrass feed will jump to channel 62, one spot higher than where you are used to finding it. Kyle Cantrell of SiriusXM tells us

Don't get excited... nobody's moving anywhere. It's just the latest live video from Flatt Lonesome, doing their modernized version of the Flatt & Scruggs jewel, I'm Gonna Settle Down, at the Isis Music Hall in Asheville, NC. This marks the third

One of the great pleasures of age is the experience of having watched life unfold around you, both your own and those of younger people you have encountered along the way. I can recall Mark O'Connor when he was a gangly