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The Sheri Clark Agency in east Tennessee has announced the signing of Merle Monroe for management and representation. She will help guide the band, fronted by veteran artists Tim Raybon and Daniel Grindstaff, and their catchy countrified grass - or

‘Renfro’ Proffitt, cross-picking guitar stylist and one-time member of Ralph Stanley’s Clinch Mountain Boys, passed away at the Community Hospice Care Center in Ashland, Kentucky, on Thursday, July 25, 2019. He was aged 69.  Troy Leen ‘Renfro’ Proffitt, born on July

Compass Records in Nashville, anticipating tomorrow's release of the third single from Where The Dogs Don't Bite from Old Salt Union, has shared the track a day early for our readers. Written by bass player and vocalist, Jesse Farrar, Ebb and Flow

Mountain Fever Records is releasing a target track from their highly anticipated album from ClayBank, the first with their newly reformulated lineup. Roadsigns & Highways is set to drop this Friday (July 26), and they have agreed to share Thanks For

Mountain Fever Records has released the first single from their next project with bluegrass powerhouse, Dave Adkins. Previous singles from Dave have spent time at #1 in both our Bluegrass and Gospel charts here at Bluegrass Today. For this debut single,

Mountain Home Music Company has released a new single from Unspoken Tradition, the opening track from their 2019 album, Myths We Tell Our Young. It's a song written by Ed Williams, which Unspoken Tradition's guitarist and lead vocalist Audie McGinnis says

Turnberry Records has released a new single from Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome, which will be included on their upcoming album. It's a new song from Rick Lang and John Weisberger called Language Of The Heart, a smooth, mid-tempo number that

Nu-Blu has made a serious commitment to the youth movement in bluegrass music by bringing 14 year old banjo picker, Austin Hefflefinger, into the band. Though he may be young, Austin is already an accomplished musician, having been recognized as the Maryland

Following on the news last week that Gina Furtado would be leaving Chris Jones & The Night Drivers comes the announcement of her own performing outfit, The Gina Furtado Project. They will be touring in support of Gina's recordings, and the new

It looks like Missy Armstrong is back, at least to the bluegrass radio world. The incandescent songbird has been a true bright light in the bluegrass world of late, appearing with the Michigan-based Detour for several years, before stepping aside