• Heart You Couldn’t Hold from Prairie Wildfire

    Turnberry Records has released a new single from their upcoming album with Wyoming grassers, Prairie Wildfire. The group consists of three young singers, pickers, and songwriters with a surprisingly mature sound given that all three are in their teens. Sage Palser

  • Darin & Brooke sing the anthem in Chapel Hill

    While football fans came away impressed by former Steeldriver Chris Stapleton singing the national anthem at last night's Super Bowl, he wasn't the only bluegrass artist on sports television over the weekend. Saturday found Darin & Brooke Aldridge in Chapel Hill,

  • On This Day #68 – Muleskinner Live

    On this day … On February 13, 1973, Muleskinner - the first super group of bluegrass music - made its debut on what was the first nationally televised bluegrass music concert.  The program was intended as a showcase for Bill Monroe and

  • Love Train drops for Dale Ann Bradley

    Pinecastle Records has a new single today for Dale Ann Bradley, the latest from their upcoming album with the six-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year, Kentucky For Me. This is a new song, Love Train, written by Kim Fox, who

  • Oldtone Roots Festival calls it quits

    The Oldtone Roots Music Festival, held this past eight years in North Hillsdale, NY, has announced that the festival has come to an end. Their web site has been reconfigured to show nothing but an opening page with the following text: With

  • Meet Doug Whitley from Hwy 40 Bluegrass

    Doug Whitley and Lorraine Jordan Doug Whitley presents Hwy 40 Bluegrass each Tuesday afternoon on The Bluegrass Jamboree. He was born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, and his radio career and love for music developed at an early age.  "I was