Author: John Curtis Goad

Monroe marker in Asheville?

As a general rule, we (Bluegrass Today) try to refrain from posting news about an individual Kickstarter-type campaign unless it concerns…

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Taproot – Three Tall Pines

As long as there has been bluegrass music, musicians have been reinventing older songs. With their latest release, Taproot, Massachusetts-based quartet…

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Through It All – The Harper Family

Bluegrass music is often seen as a family-friendly genre, with many festivals and other venues making sure to cater to fans…

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Ash Breeze – Ash Breeze

Fans of the up-and-coming North Carolina-based Smith Family Band may have been wondering why they haven’t heard anything from the group…

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Bluegrass Weather Report – 5/13/14

Here’s our Special Bluegrass Correspondent with the Bluegrass Weather Report for this week, looking at the Bloomin’ Bluegrass & BBQ festival…

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Bluegrass Weather Report – 5/6/14

Here’s our Special Bluegrass Correspondent once again, with this week’s Bluegrass Weather Report. Today’s report looks at the the big Doyle…

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Bluegrass Weather Report – 4/29/14

Here’s our Special Bluegrass Correspondent with this week’s Bluegrass Weather Report, checking out HoustonFest in Galax, VA.  

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I’d Do It All Over Again – The Easter Brothers

Not many groups who began playing together in the 1950s are still going strong today – particularly not with their original…

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Lonesomeville – Rich in Tradition

It’s not uncommon for bluegrass bands to claim an association with tradition. Some are based in it, some are influenced by…

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The Day We Learn to Fly – Volume Five

Volume Five has been releasing some of the best new modern traditional bluegrass around for the past several years. Their most…

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#1 Bluegrass Music Charts

Weekly charts based on actual radio airplay for bluegrass, Grassicana, and gospel music

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