Charlie Stevens is a young bluegrass singer, guitarist, and songwriter in Fort Collins, CO. A recent graduate of the University of Northern Colorado, he is the first student in the school's history to earn a music performance degree in bluegrass guitar,
Charlie Daniels, beloved country rock artist and fiddler, died this morning following what doctors describe as a hemorrhagic stroke. He died at 83 years of age at the Summit Medical Center in Hermitage, TN. His web site offers this brief biography
Barbara Jo Kammer has a new album of her original music, Big Blue Sky In The Morning, touching on a number of different styles, all in keeping with her overall mission of addiction recovery. She spent 40 years of her
Curt Love of Oakboro, NC has been named as the new bass player for Junior Sisk. He comes highly recommended by a group of loyal fans in the central part of the state, who have been following this young man's
Jamie Sparks with his daughter, Janie, and his backwards banjo Jamie Sparks has been announced as the new banjo player with The Dowdy Brothers, a southwest Virginia band known for their mega-traditional approach to bluegrass music, with a heavy Stanley influence. The
Like most acts in the music business, Colorado's Bowregard had high expectations heading into 2020. Having won the Telluride Bluegrass Band Contest in 2019, they were looking at major festival bookings throughout the Rocky Mountain region, and a new album
Mountain Home Music Company has released a second single from Carley Arrowood, which will also be included on her upcoming debut album with the label. This talented young artist, singer, and songwriter has seen a good deal of the music industry
Mountain Fever Records has released a new single from their upcoming album by Justin Moses. This multi-talented multi-instrumentalist and singer has been part of a number of highly influential bluegrass groups, including Blue Moon Rising, The Dan Tyminski Band, Blue
The newest performers inducted into IBMA’s Bluegrass Hall of Fame finally and definitively answered the big question in bluegrass. The question: Traditional or progressive? The answer, with today’s announcement of the pending induction of the Johnson Mountain Boys and New Grass Revival,
South Carolina's Tugalo Holler is back with a second single from their upcoming album, a band original called Prince Of Peace. The six-piece band has been focused primarily on bluegrass Gospel music since they first got together almost 20 years ago.
