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To help promote their show this week as a part of Bluegrass Nights at The Ryman in Nashville, Sierra Hull and Del McCoury took a tour through the historic building, with a video camera in tow. Sierra got Del to share

The Steeldrivers have a released a music video for Long Way Down, the opening track from The Muscle Shoals Recordings, their latest album on Rounder. It showcases more of their trademark blues-grass sound, featuring Gary Nichols' slippery vocals with grassy accompaniment.  

Tonight's the night! Mountain Faith's audition performance for America's Got Talent is scheduled to air on tonight's NBC broadcast of the program. This talented, young, western North Carolina band is the latest to use bluegrass music in attempting to win the top

A third edition in their Book Of The Dawg series, Dawg Jazz, has been released by Acoustic Disc, David Grisman's record label. Like its previous volumes, Dawg Roots and Dawg Grass, this third book collects 20 Grisman compositions in a jazzy vein

Radio Velvet, the 24/7 streaming bluegrass station based in the Slovak Republic, has announced a new show starring American banjo legend, Tom Adams. Adams County Banjo will air each Wednesday at www.radiovelvet.eu at noon (eastern US time), which is 6:00 p.m.

Here's another of Betsy White's videos from Bean Blossom 2015, this time of Audie Blaylock & Redline, where they perform Sorrows Falling All Around Me at ludicrous speed.

Sweden has produced more than its share of quality contemporary bluegrass in recent years. And based on this clever pair of videos from Dunderhead, both songs from their debut, self-titled album, we need to add them to that list. Their sound

Betsy White has share a few more videos she shot during last week's 2015 Bill Monroe Bluegrass Festival in Bean Blossom, IN. This first finds The Darrell Webb Band on stage delivering a scalding version of Little Maggie.   We'll post other videos

Lisa Jacobi caught up with DC-area banjoist Ira Gitlin at a dog park in Alexandria, VA for one of her guerrilla-style What's In Your Case? videos.  

Larry Black, long time radio host and face of the television program, Larry's Country Diner, is expected to leave the hospital today following a serious ATV accident in which he suffered a broken back, punctured lungs, and other injuries. The accident occurred