• He Likes To Fish from Gena Britt

    Sister Sadie banjo picker Gena Britt has a new single this week for Mountain Home Music, just in time for Father's Day. He Likes To Fish is one Gena wrote and sings, a sweet remembrance of her own father who she

  • Tony Rice Backwaters returns to vinyl

    Backwaters, the stunning 1982 album from The Tony Rice Unit, is being reissued on vinyl this September by Craft Recordings. Recorded with one of Tony's most highly-acclaimed ensembles, the album reached even further into the jazz side of Rice's new acoustic

  • Caroline Owens to Main Attraction Management

    Fast-rising bluegrass singer and songwriter Caroline Owens has signed with Main Attraction Management for exclusive representation. The company is run by experienced bluegrass booker Laura Mainer, who currently serves top artists like Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers, Danny Paisley &

  • Angeline – new single by From The Dirt

    From The Dirt is a bluegrass/Americana group from Frederick, MD with a new album, Colored Edge of Memory, coming later this month. A second single is set to drop tomorrow, which we are pleased to premiere this morning. The band consists

  • Braeden Paul’s new radio show on KNON Now

    Bluegrass music is coming to KNON Now, the streaming affiliate of the legendary KNON FM station based in Dallas, TX, featuring our own Braeden Paul, a longtime correspondent and reviewer here at Bluegrass Today. Beginning on July 4, he will host Braeden's Bluegrass

  • Bend in the Road from East Nash Grass

    East Nash Grass' new single from Mountain Fever Records is a doozy, another of their gritty and greasy original songs that blur the lines between old time and bluegrass music. Bend in the Road, written by mandolinist Harry Clark and banjo

  • I’ve Just Seen A Face from Val Storey

    Mighty Cord Records has released their first single for Nashville songstress Val Storey, their most recent signee. It's her new bluegrass cut of I've Just Seen A Face, written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but mostly Paul McCartney, and recorded