Seldom Scene at the May 2021 Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival - photo by Frank Baker Here's another gallery from the photos Frank Baker shot over this last weekend during the Spring 2021 Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. Looks like three down, one more to go.
Appalachian Road Show at the May 2021 Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival - photo by Frank Baker Here is a second gallery of images shot by Frank Baker at last weekend's Spring edition of the Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. More to come...
A summer without bluegrass was unimaginable last year. To our amazement, festival after festival decided to postpone their events until 2021. Many promoters held out hope, especially those who held festivals in the late summer and fall. However, as the
Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival, May 2021 - photo by Frank Baker As we share this first gallery of Frank Baker's photos from the Spring 2021 Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival, please allow us a moment to note how wonderful it is to see bluegrass
This look back to the first time Hot Rize visited France in 1980 comes in three parts. First we have the recollections of Charley Sifaqui, a French journalist, banjo picker, and bluegrass lover who had the honor of accompanying the
Ralph Stanley II has just announced a very special way to celebrate the 75th year that The Clinch Mountain Boys have been on the road. Owing to ongoing changes in the COVID-19 restrictions in his native Virginia, Stanley will host a
The Station Inn, long Nashville's home for live bluegrass music, has announced that they will host a Celebration of Life this coming weekend for owner J.T. Gray, who passed away in March. Friends and admirers are invited to meet at The
With North Carolina vaccines up and COVID cases down, the state is gradually rolling back restrictions and outdoor events are returning. One of those is the 41st Annual Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver Festival held at the Denton Farm Park in
South Carolina's Albino Skunk Festival has announced that proceeds from their annual charity bicycle ride, deTour deSkunk, will be donated this year to Patton Wages, banjo player with Volume Five, who suffered a stroke earlier this year. Patton was fortunate that
The signs of spring are unmistakable all over the northern hemisphere. Trees are blooming, baseball is being played, and bluegrass music is being heard outdoors. One of the most striking aspects of the COVID-19 shutdowns for us last year was the
