Category: Artist Spotlight and Interviews

Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Blue Grass Boogiemen offer a true dutch treat

The common thread found with all the bands that create Bluegrass Beyond Borders lies not only in the fact that they…

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Tony Trischka – You Need Sideboards

Tony Trischka returned to the Red Man state this past weekend for a banjo workshop. A layover with an unnamed airline…

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Christopher Howard-Williams – Distinguished Achievement Award winner

Christopher Howard-Williams (left) with Guy Flammier and Didier Philippe In September 2018 the IBMA recognized the significant contributions that Christopher Howard-Williams…

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California Report: Amy Scher, a Berkeley treasure

Amy Scher is a treasure of the Berkeley bluegrass, folk, and old time scenes. She plays great fiddle and sings with…

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Steven Curtis Chapman returns to his roots

Steven Curtis Chapman is one of the biggest, most honored singer-songwriters in contemporary Christian music, with 48 number ones, a handful…

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California Report: Zach Sharpe on the Bow Ties, RockyGrass, and the Scroggdogs

Today we talk with San Francisco-based Zach Sharpe, who plays bass in the Bow Ties, Supermule, and Jeff Scroggins and Scroggdogs….

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Jamie Dailey offers respect for Flagler Museum Bluegrass in the Pavilion

George Matthews at The Flagler Museum Bluegrass event with The Gibson Brothers Jamie Dailey, one half of the Dailey & Vincent…

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Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Owen Schinkel applies the lessons he learned

There’s likely no better example of the international reach of bluegrass and grassicana than the inspiration it gives to those that…

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Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen find their own recipe for success

There may be no more celebrated band in modern bluegrass than Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen. The group — Solivan (vocals,…

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Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Steve ‘N’ Seagulls, a Finnish take on bluegrass and metal

Imitation is one thing. After all, it’s said to be the sincerest form of flattery. Emulation is also admirable. That’s the…

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