• Detour returns to the bluegrass stage

    Many times when bands take a break from the road they’re never heard from again. That’s not the case, fortunately, for Detour, the Michigan-based band that made a big splash before dropping off the road a couple of years ago

  • Brewsky, first single from Jean-Luc Leroux

    What does New Caledonian bluegrass sound like? How would you know. The small island nation in the south Pacific isn't a particular hotbed of bluegrass activity, but the French-speaking residents are learning to love it, thanks to the efforts of Jean-Luc

  • Two new songs from Billy Droze

    As music consumers have moved away from album purchases to individual tracks, bluegrass labels have begun concentrating their efforts in the same direction. Even with most still releasing full albums, the record companies have been devoting more attention to promoting

  • Larry Waltman passes

    An important figure in the bluegrass and traditional country music community in southeastern Pennsylvania has left us. Larry Waltman, longtime proprietor of the Sunset Music Park in Jennersville, died on October 29. He was 100 years old. Sunset Park hosted outdoor

  • Heartbreak Hall Of Fame from The Grascals

    When The Grascals released the first single from their 2016 album, And Then There's This..., we discovered two new stars in the bluegrass firmament. The song was I Know Better, sung by the band's new guitarist, John Bryan, co-written by

  • Mike Blackburn passes

    West Virginia bluegrass musician and songwriter Mike Blackburn died at his home on October 8. He was 58 years of age, and had been dealing with health problems this past few years. Mike had performed with a number of groups in