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Lindsay Lou, Molly Tuttle and an all-star cast uncovered the women behind bluegrass’ biggest songs
After discovering women had written many of the standards she’d grown up singing, Lindsay Lou went digging into history ...
Bluegrass and mass popularity are not a common match; they never have been. However, what bluegrass has that most popular musicians don’t have is a devout and incredibly steadfast cult following.
Though it's known for being when "flower power" was in full bloom, the 1960s were an incredibly fertile period for bluegrass, producing some of its most innovative and trailblazing sounds. That might ...
Born on this day (September 18) in 1953 in the small town of Louisville, Mississippi, Carl Jackson got his start in country music at a young age. At 14 years old, he was invited to play banjo for Jim ...
“For our 25th anniversary, we were talking about what we were going to do, and I started making this joke that we should release a greatest hits record. Except I thought we should go in and make new ...
Ronnie Bowman, a preeminent bluegrass singer who was also renowned for co-writing songs recorded by top country stars like Chris Stapleton, Kenny Chesney and George Strait, died Sunday at age 64.
This week's crop of new music also includes songs from The Droptines, Karissa Ella and Jake Worthington. By Jessica Nicholson This week’s crop of new music features Luke Combs getting “Back in the ...
The loose, bluegrass festival campground jam was a major contributor to guitar player Tyler Grant’s musical education. It’s a common festival occurrence: Go to any festival, spend time digging who is ...
RELEASING TWO ALBUMS IN different genres on the same day might seem like a risky move, but Grammy winner Jim Lauderdale makes that feat appear not only effortless but also completely logical. To be ...
MOUNDSVILLE — A Bluegrass Extravaganza will take place Saturday, Feb. 17, at the Strand Theatre in Moundsville to benefit the Raise the Arena Foundation. The show begins at 7 p.m. and features two ...
With a quiver of banjos metaphorically on his knee and a rejuvenated appreciation for the traditional bluegrass genre in which he first gained notoriety, 19-time Grammy winner Bela Fleck returns to ...
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