Author: John Lawless

Valerie Smith is back with a new single and music video, a song written by Nashville songwriter and songbird Donna Ulisse, who also produced the track with a cast of Music City superpickers. What I've Got Right Here celebrates the simple

The Brewgrass mister himself, Gary Brewer, and his bluegrass family, i.e., The Kentucky Ramblers, in the persons of sons Wayne and Mason Brewer, have kept themselves plenty busy so far in 2024. They've been out on tour supporting Gary's latest

Fiddle and mandolin maestro Andy Leftwich has added another fiery fiddle tune to the repertoire with his latest single, Aced, recorded with Nashville superpickers Cody Kilby, Matt Menefee, and Byron House. It starts with Leftwich on mandolin, and picked up quickly

And cats, to be precise. This year the folks with the Carolina Bible Camp Bluegrass Festival in Mocksville, NC are inviting the good people with the Humane Society of Davie County to join them on September 14 at the camp. They

Kenny & Amanda Smith have a new single this month, a lovely new song written by Kenny with Brett Trout Jr. Last Summer tells of a couple reminiscing about a beach vacation where they fell in love, contrasting how life has

Josiah Tyree, Charlie Lowman, Cassidy Lowman, Mary Rachel Nalley-Norris, and Kody Norris (8/28/24) Yesterday, August 28, at 3:00 p.m., Charlie Lowman, bass player with The Kody Norris Show, was married to Cassidy Hawkins at Bays Mountain State Park in Kingsport, TN. Some

For the latest single from Mountain Home Music's Bluegrass Sings Paxton, Aaron Burdett from The Steep Canyon Rangers is featured singing The Same River Twice. It's a lesser-known gem that was included on Paxton's 2002 release, Looking For The Moon. Tom shares

The Goodwin Brothers have teamed up with Dale Ann Bradley for their next single on Pinecastle Records, a new grassed version of gospel favorite, The Baptism of Jesse Taylor. For anyone who hasn't heard it, the song tells of the titular

For their next single from Wildfire, Pinecastle Records has chosen a song about family drama, If Something Should Happen, written by Jim Brown, Dan Demay, and Dave Turnbull. Originally recorded by Darryl Worley in 2004, this one captures the father of a young family as

South Carolina's Tugalo Holler is delighted to officially welcome guitarist Joseph Welborn to the band. The Georgia native and resident has been around bluegrass music all his life. Jospeh began on fiddle, and played with his dad Jimmy Welborn's gospel bluegrass group,