Veteran bluegrass vocalist Robert Hale is featured on a new single from Pinecastle Records, one written by Tim Stafford and Bobby Starnes called So Lonesome So Long. Hale has been kicking around the bluegrass scene for several decades now, starting out
Crandall Creek has announced the addition of mandolinist, fiddler, and vocalist Fiddlin' Ray Bruckman to the band. Known for his wide range of versatility, Ray is accomplished in bluegrass, old time, folk, and western swing music. He also leads his
Vickie Vaughn is a popular figure in the bluegrass world, both for her skills as a bassist, and for her sparkling personality. As comfortable with traditional as more progressive grass, she served for many years as the founding bass player
Turnberry Records has released a striking video for I've Made It Home, their current single for Shelton & Williams. Written and sung by Johnny Williams, one of the finest and most authentic traditional, mountain-style vocalists we have in contemporary bluegrass, it's
We heard recently from Tom Feller, a bluegrass artist of many years, an Indiana native with a solid bluegrass pedigree. He grew up surrounded by the music, as his mom's brothers were Aubrey and Jerry Holt, who with their uncle,
Iowa bluegrass vocalist and bandleader Lori King has signed with 615 Hideaway Alliance in Nashville, a music marketing firm affiliated with 615 Hideaway Records, which offers the same services to artists as they do the ones on their label. Together they
Colorado banjo player Chris Elliott is one of many bluegrass educators offering video lessons online. But he has come up with a different way to market them which should be of interest to budget-conscious students. Elliott's Banjo School was launched a
Jacob Little, joining The Gospel Plowboys on mandolin North Carolina's Gospel Plowboys are making a few changes in their band personnel. The bluegrass gospel group, recognized for their stage attire of bib overalls, white shirts, and red neckties, is continuing the
For many years, Balsam Range was notable for having maintained its founding members across two decades. The guys not only made wonderful music together, they were also great friends who enjoyed each other's company. And album after album, radio, critics,
The Country Gentlemen Show, formerly known as The Country Gentlemen Tribute Band, has announced the imminent retirement of founding member Dave Propst, mandolinist and tenor vocalist with the group. The band was initially formed when Dave and former Country Gentlemen bassist
