Christmas Music

Mountain Fever has related their first single for Theo & Brenna, newly signed to the label. It's a new Christmas song written  by Theo MacMillan called Work On Christmas. The band is based around Theo on guitar and his sister Brenna

Christmastime 2021 is really hitting its stride this week. TV networks other than Hallmark are showing Christmas movies, and the stores are putting up their Christmas displays. Here at Bluegrass Today, we will be sharing a bunch of new Christmas songs

Mountain Home Music's new single for Chris Jones & The Night Drivers includes two familiar Christmas favorites, performed in an understated acoustic/bluegrass style. The two songs are Rise Up Shepherd and Follow, and In The Bleak Midwinter, one each from the

And so it begins... our coverage of 2021's new Christmas music starts now! First out of the gate is a new song from Newberry & Verch. This versatile duo combines the singing, songwriting, and instrumental skills of Missouri-born old time banjoist

Another classic bluegrass Christmas song is Beautiful Star of Bethlehem, popularized by The Stanley Brothers in the 1950s, and which remained in the Ralph Stanley set list until his passing. Here is a newly-recorded version courtesy of The Burnett Sisters with

For a true bluegrass fan, it isn't really Christmas until you hear a rollicking version of the Bill Monroe classic, Christmas Time's A-Comin', written by the great Tex Logan. Here's a new one for this year, taken from The Petersens' latest

Happy Day before Christmas, everybody! We hope that you have all reached your final holiday destination, and will have the opportunity to spend time with those most dear to you. Let's spend our Christmas Eve enjoying some of the Christmas music videos

Colin Gordon-Farleigh is a retired minister in the Presbyterian Church of Wales, who also writes and sings bluegrass and traditional country music from his home in Cheshire. This year, he has released an EP of Christmas music, Country Christmas, made up

Back in the 1950s and '60s, a type of Christmas special was very popular on television, featuring popular singers as hosts. They would appear in homey scenes with their families, singing traditional carols, and drinking hot chocolate or egg nog.

With Christmas parties off the docket for most of us this year, many folks who have already pulled out their tacky holiday attire are wondering why they bothered. But there is still a chance to get a reaction from that appalling