Bluegrass Videos

Ever since Del McCoury hit it big in the early 2000s, at the ripe old age of 64, fans of hard-edged traditional bluegrass have been known to mutter, "Where will the next Del McCoury come from?" Well... we may have an

Si Kahn, folksinger, songwriter, playwright, and general purpose agitator, turned 75 last month. A series of events celebrating his many achievements are set throughout 2019, including the May 31 release of his latest album, It's A Dog's Life, recorded with

It's been a while since we heard from Trinity River Band, made up of the five members of the Harris family from Callahan, FL. But they have a lot going on these days, with a new album, a new single,

The Earl Brothers have always been something of a contradiction. They are based in San Francisco, usually the home of more progressive bluegrass, but their music sounds like it was discovered in an old tape canister outside of Ralph Stanley's

Heidi & Ryan, the acoustic Gospel group built around the duet singing of the husband-and-wife team of Heidi and Ryan Greer, have released a music video for the opening track on their latest album. Formerly known as Kentucky Mountain Trio,

Irene Kelley was a guest recently on an episode of The 615 Hideaway from Nashville with her band, and they have released one of the songs as a music video. It's Bluegrass Radio, the second single from her just-released album, Benny's

Pinecastle Records has released a first single from Memories Of Home, their upcoming album with The Farm Hands. It's a new song written and sung by their bass player, Daryl Mosely, who tells us that I Can't Go Home Anymore relates

Shannon Slaughter & County Clare have a new music video for That Old County Road from their current album, Never Standing Still. It's a live take of the song, shot during the 5th Annual Trantham Farms Bluegrass at the Hangar in Alexandria,

Ralph Stanley II & The Clinch Mountain Boys have announced a new single, out this Friday, and a new Gospel CD due in July. Unsurprisingly, the single is thick with the Stanley sound that his father personified all the years of

Scott Slay is a bluegrass musician located in Denver, CO who has a new, self-titled album with his group, The Rail. He is an experienced multi-instrumentalist who pulled down 2nd place in both the mandolin and the guitar competitions at