• In The Ground from the Gibsons in February

    Rounder Records has announced February 17, 2017 as the release date for In The Ground from The Gibson Brothers. This will be the first album of all original material written by Leigh and Eric Gibson which the brothers will have released.

  • Merry Christmas from Mo Pitney

    Mo Pitney is known to most of the world as a rising country singer based in Nashville, but grassers recognize him as one of our own. He's not only made the rounds playing bluegrass in his native Illinois, and on

  • Gillian Welch talks Bluegrass, Bootlegs

    In the perfect vision of hindsight, it’s hard to imagine Gillian Welch struggling to get a foothold in the music business. It’s also difficult to imagine her performing any kind of music other than the bluegrass-inflected Americana that has made her

  • Tell Me Darling video from Cup O’ Joe

    Here is a strong new music video from Cup O' Joe. It features Irish banjo prodigy Tabitha Agnew and her two older brothers performing a song they wrote, Tell Me Darling. The song is included on their current EP, Bluebirds, available

  • Bells Of Home – Circa Blue

    Every year, National Media Services, a studio and disc replication company in northern Virginia, chooses one of its clients to record a Christmas album in-house. It’s a pretty sweet deal, with the opportunity for media attention on both sides of

  • Rhonda Vincent is Dreaming Of Christmas

    Rhonda Vincent has released a new music video, just in time for Christmas. It's for Dreaming Of Christmas, one of the songs she wrote for her Christmas Time CD, released for the holiday season last year. The video follows the Queen

  • Would you like to Christmasize that?

    Bluegrass bands face an annual challenge at this festive time of the year. And no, I don’t mean the challenge of coming up with money to buy gifts when your band isn’t working at all. Though it is a traditional time

  • Bob Redford passes

    Bob Redford, one of the original founders of the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, Kansas, died on December 17. He was 78 years of age. A life long Kansan, Bob served as the President of the Walnut Valley Association for more