Author: John Lawless

Dan Eubanks has released a single from his current solo project, the title track of Look What The City's Done. Bluegrass fans know Dan as the bass player with Special Consensus since 2013, and while he takes a supporting role

Bonfire Recording has released a new music video for Ray Cardwell, featuring one of the songs on his upcoming album, Stand On My Own. The song is one that Ray wrote with our own Terry Herd called Hurricane Rain. It tells

Jan Johansson, fiddler in the North Carolina Triangle region, has posted a lengthy interview with his friend, Tony Rice. Swedish born, Jan moved to the US in 1986, and has worked as a teacher and player there ever since. Rice, of

Braeden Paul has added another act to the roster of his newly-launched agency. Feller & Hill, the sweet duet team, along with their band, The Bluegrass Buckaroos, will now be represented by B. Paul Entertainment. Feller & Hill specialize in traditional bluegrass,

The brief history of Che Apalache is a power of bluegrass story of the highest order. It tells of a US string musician, Joe Troop, who moved to Argentina from North Carolina and started teaching bluegrass to interested students in

The Mountain Fever Music Group has opened the application process for their 2nd Annual Higher Education Scholarship. One successful applicant will received a $1,000 award towards their college education. As an acoustic music label, Mountain Fever will consider all applications received

Bradley Morse, bass player with The Lonesome Days, and his wife, Kiersten, are celebrating the birth of their first child. Aoife Morse was born on March 16 at Boulder Community Hospital in Boulder, CO. She is home now with mom and dad,

Mountain style bluegrass has always featured songs about running moonshine through the hills, and digging under them in the mines. In some parts of the Appalachian, Smokies, and Ozark ranges, mining and running whiskey might look like the only work

Mountain Fever has followed up their latest single for Amanda Cook, Point Of No Return, with a music video. It was shot in the studio while they were cutting this next record, set for release this week. Point Of No Return is

OK all you folks that fear traditional bluegrass music is dying. This is for you! David Peterson, Nashville's premier itinerant musician, has released four singles from his upcoming album. Like his other recent work, it was recorded live in the studio,