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16th Annual East Troy, WI Bluegrass Festival Sept 12-13, 2009   After wanting to attend this festival for the last three years, I was finally able to go. What a weekend it was. Everything was in place: the weather, the crowd, the

Time for Three Performance Dates Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. @ The Meyerhoff Friday, September 25, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. @ The Meyerhoff Saturday, September 26, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. @ Strathmore Marin Alsop, conductor Time for Three: Zachary

I listen to as many bluegrass songs and artists as I can, usually on YouTube.  I got frustrated with the search functions on YouTube so I created a website to make it easier to find "the best" of bluegrass music

The Back Creek Valley Boys have posted blogs on their MySpace page with updates about Pickin' in the Panhandle and the addition of fiddle player Wayne Masters.  Here are excerpts from the blog updates: The Back Creek Valley Boys had a GREAT time

Come and join us for our 9th annual Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion, September 18th - 20th in down town Bristol Virginia/Tennessee.  Three outdoor main stages and 17 indoor stages. We are Honored to be named the "Best Destination Event of

...after a two week hiatus.."We're back!" ...with, "Tony Watt and Southeast Expressway " "Hard Drivin' Bluegrass from Boston" Sunday. Sep 13, 2009, 5:00-8:30 PM At THE FIREBOX RESTAURANT 539 Broad St., Hartford, CT. 5:00-8:30 PM. Sunday Night Bluegrass Series 860-246-1222 With your hosts: Nick Novia-Joe DeLillo http://www.myspace.com/theoriginaltonywatt Tony always brings the

The Back Creek Valley Boys will be appearing at Pickin' in the Panhandle - the West Virginia State BBQ & Bluegrass Festival.  The festival, located at the Lazy A Campground in Hedgesville, West Virginia, will take place on Saturday, September

I do remember Jim Steptoe, he was a member of this group called Patend Pending on banjo back in the 1980s, his bandmates consisted of Leigh Taylor on bass, Eldred Hill on mandolin,Rusty Taylor on guitar, I can't think of

Austin six-piece, Clyde and Clem's Whiskey Business, is a travesty to everything that bluegrass stands for. More at home in a dingy punk club than at a folk bar, their legendary live shows are rowdy, raucous sweat-stained endeavors that would

The Thailand Country & Bluegrass Featival had to postpone again due to organizer team & sponcership... Futher information would list at http://www.cowboythai.com/forum3