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These charts are compiled weekly from actual airplay reported by over 50 independent contributing Bluegrass DJ’s. Only songs less than 18 months from date of original release appear here.
A weekly look at the most played songs of the week on radio.
A monthly aggregate of the most played bluegrass songs of the month on radio.
Weekly radio favorites focusing on the intersection between progressive bluegrass & Americana.
Weekly rundown of the most played bluegrass gospel tracks on radio.
Formed in 2013, Beg, Steal or Borrow received substantial acclaim well before the release of this, their debut album, Old Mountain…
There’s a clear distinction between confidence and cockiness. The former is a reflection of effort, ability and familiarity with a genre….
There’s no doubt, even from the opening notes of I’d Like to be Your Neighbor, the initial song on this, their 10th…
They may call themselves The Dead South, but in truth, they hail from the great white north — Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada…
There’s something to be said about putting one’s music where one’s mouth is. Simply put, that means not only tapping into…
The Boston-based band Mile Twelve take inspiration from their allegories. Their name refers to a mile marker on their hometown’s southern…
The fact that Western Tennessee’s No Time Flatt chose to name themselves after a true bluegrass icon says something about their…
When fans, enthusiasts and historians retrace the history of bluegrass music, it’s often the Stanley Brothers or Ralph Stanley himself that…
The fascination with Appalachian music in the U.K. remains unabated. As evidence, one need look no further than a band like…
Fiddler Bruce Molsky has always been an ardent archivist. A former street kid from Brooklyn, he traded the bright lights of…
Weekly charts based on actual radio airplay for bluegrass, Grassicana, and gospel music
