Music

From Mountain View, AR comes Lillyanne McCool, a very talented young singer, songwriter, and banjo player with a new album, Back To The Ozarks, in tow. It consists of a mix of bluegrass and old time music, vocal and instrumental,

Mountain Fever Records has released another single to radio from Justin Moses' upcoming album, Fall Like Rain, due to hit later this month. This latest, My Baby's Gone, features the iconic lead singing of Del McCoury, and support from several members

Mountain Home Music has a new single for Sideline, set for release this Friday, which involves something of a musical departure for the band. It's a new song written by Ronnie Bowman, Andy Buckner, Joel Shewmake, Just A Guy In A

From British Columbia in western Canada comes Under The Rocks, a young progressive bluegrass band who have been performing together since 2016. They have a new album due in March, with a first single released this week titled This My

Bluegrass family band, Williamson Branch, is starting the new year with a debut single from their upcoming double Gospel album, Heritage & Hope, on Pinecastle Records. The project serves up the two themes in the title on separate discs. Hope is

One aspect of the current pandemic on which almost all parties agree, is the fact that young people are faring very badly away from school. Deprived of in-person teaching as well as social interaction, research shows that many students have

Nate Lee and Dan Boner with The Becky Buller Band - photo © Shelly Swanger Photography The Becky Buller Band will welcome some new faces for the upcoming year, as long time members Dan Boner and Nate Lee say goodbye. Both

Photo © G Milo Photography/MiloFarineauPhotography.com Tony Rice, surely the most influential guitarist and vocalist in the history of bluegrass music, died on Christmas morning. He was 69 years of age, and died swiftly without pain. Tony changed forever the way bluegrass guitar

Another classic bluegrass Christmas song is Beautiful Star of Bethlehem, popularized by The Stanley Brothers in the 1950s, and which remained in the Ralph Stanley set list until his passing. Here is a newly-recorded version courtesy of The Burnett Sisters with

For a true bluegrass fan, it isn't really Christmas until you hear a rollicking version of the Bill Monroe classic, Christmas Time's A-Comin', written by the great Tex Logan. Here's a new one for this year, taken from The Petersens' latest