Music City Roots has released a number of videos from their special bluegrass episode last week. The show was held in conjunction with the announcement of the 2015 IBMA Awards nominees earlier in the day on August 12, and featured live performances
Bluegrass Videos
Trey Hensley & Rob Ickes video from The Down Home
Trey Hensley & Rob Ickes have posted this video from their performance last Friday at The Down Home in Johnson City, TN. It finds them laying down a scorching version of Jimmy Martin's Freeborn Man, which has served as a flatpicking
Flatt Lonesome offers sneak peek at Runaway Train
Mountain Home Records has dropped a sneak peek video to introduce bluegrass fans to some of the music on their upcoming release, Runaway Train, from Flatt Lonesome. It finds the talented young group working in the studio, laying down the grass, and
It Could Have Been The Mandolin video from Donna Ulisse
Donna Ulisse has come up with a clever way to promote her new single, It Could Have Been The Mandolin. It will be included on her next album, Hard Cry Moon. She's created a spoof news video, reporting on the mysterious
Vintage Mandolin Quartet tackles Gounod Funeral March
What do you call four old guys, playing old music on old instruments? In Nashville they're called The Vintage Mandolin Quartet and, as the name suggests, they perform on rare and valuable mandolin family instruments from the early parts of the
Diggin’ Up Bones video from Country Grass
Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road have released a new music video for Diggin' Up Bones, one of 13 country hits which they have recut in a bluegrass style for their current Country Grass CD on Pinecastle Records. The original was a
Sam Bush Band, One On One
If you might ever be conflicted about whether The Sam Bush Band has forgotten their bluegrass roots, this recent video they filmed for the online program, One On One, should eradicate any doubts. When the band was in New York in
Ice Crisis – Is it bluegrass?
Nope. That's an easy answer. This early taste from the CD, Stash!, expected soon from Boston-based guitarist/vocalist Stash Wyslouch - late of The Deadly Gentlemen - explores Wyslouch's personal musical experiment with acoustic metal. Prior to coming to bluegrass, Stash was consumed with
David Parmley & Cardinal Tradition
David Parmley has changed the name of his touring band ahead of his return to full time performing in 2016. Since shortly after leaving The Bluegrass Cardinals in 1992, David has worked with a group billed as Continental Divide. For a
Radio video from The Steeps
The Steep Canyon Rangers have released a music video from the title track of their upcoming album, Radio. It finds our heroes on stage amidst a dazzling light show, picking and singing in the studio, and jamming on the bus -










