Bluegrass Videos

The turkey's been downed and some of us are already pulling out and putting up Christmas decorations. It must be time for some bluegrass Christmas music! The good folks at Rural Rhythm have agreed to let us share a number of

CMT.com has posted several videos from a recent performance by Punch Brothers, live in their Nashville studio. There are five full songs, taken from their current Who's Feeling Young Now album, and its predecessor, Antifogmatic. Here are a couple, starting with their

We caught up with Chris Pandolfi and Andy Hall of The Infamous Stringdusters in Roanoke this past Friday evening (11/16), just before soundcheck for the next-to-last show of their Fall 2012 tour. The lighting isn't ideal, but the guys share a

Minnesota's Monroe Crossing has a new album, The Road Has No End, due in December. There are no audio samples up yet online, but the band has posted a live video they recorded for MN Original, a weekly program produced by Minnesota

On Halloween night, The Infamous Stringdusters donned their fey apparel for a show in Missoula, MT - and captured some of the proceedings on video. Here they are doing a scary version of the Jimmy Martin classic, Sunny Side of the

The Foundation for Bluegrass Music has released a new promotional video to help spread the word about their work, how simply wonderful bluegrass music is, and how you can help them spread that message far and wide. It features remarks from

Nora Jane Struthers... singer, songwriter, fashion icon? Yes, it's true. Nora Jane is an avid aficionado of vintage clothing, and has long made a habit of checking in on pre-owned clothing stores wherever she is on the road. Amidst touring, writing

Italy's Red Wine has a new music video for Liz Meyer's Someday You Will, a song from their latest album, Red. It's a low key video, with the band assembled in a a comfortable living room to run through the song.

The first part of Formlessness Into Form, Chris Henry's film on the creative process in the bluegrass world which we previewed last week, is now available online. It's an interesting, if a bit offbeat documentary investigation, consisting almost entirely of interviews with

West coast banjoist extraordinaire Bill Evans shared this video he shot for the folks at The Fretboard Journal back in January of this year, which is only just now available online. In it, Bill offers a short history of our beloved