Author: John Lawless

Fire destroys Romero Banjos

Sad news from British Columbia for fans of J. Romero Banjos and old time musicians Pharis and Jason Romero. Fire destroyed…

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Dinwiddie Festival grew from a lifetime of bluegrass

When I first met Allen Carpenter at SPBGMA earlier this year, I immediately wondered how a racetrack operator found his way…

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Old time and bluegrass artists celebrate the Smokies

The Great Smoky Mountains Association, a non-profit group who promote the preservation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, are in…

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Béla Fleck on Sierra Hull

When Sierra Hull’s third Rounder album was released early this year, we talked with her about her personal artistic struggles that…

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Jimmy Haynes Music open in Ohio

Jimmy Haynes’ may not be a familiar name to bluegrass fans worldwide, but in northern Ohio it’s nearly synonymous with the…

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Silver Dollar City prize goes to The Baker Family

The Baker Family from Birch Tree, MO came out on top in last week’s 2016 KSMU Youth in Bluegrass Band Contest,…

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Harlan Road – new single from NewTown

Mountain Home Music has released Harlan Road, the title cut and first single from their upcoming NewTown project, due to hit on July…

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IBMA Health Fair at WOB 2016

The International Bluegrass Music Association will once again host a Health Fair during World of Bluegrass, their annual convention scheduled for…

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Storyman coming from Sam Bush

More news today from Sugar Hill Records… June 24 is announced as the release date for Storyman, their 7th project for…

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Walkin’ Across This Land with Bryan Sutton

Sugar Hill has released a music video ahead of tomorrow’s CD drop for Bryan Sutton’s The More I learn album. It’s…

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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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