The Warren G Hardings from Seattle have a new music video released today. This young five-piece band, named for our 29th President, have their own take on bluegrass music, writing original songs and performing them as the songs dictate. For the video,
The Earls Of Leicester have released another video from their most recent album, Live at the CMA Theater, to promote their upcoming string of tour dates early in 2019. The two-disc set features 26 tracks of the Earls live on
Those rowdy old timers with Hogslop String Band have a new live video to share, recorded during a set on Nashville's Acme Radio Live in November. It finds them running through their song, Steady Hand. Hogslop is Kevin Martin on fiddle, Gabriel Kelley
Compass Records has produced a first music video from their upcoming release from Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, If You Can't Stand The Heat. Solivan once again mines his love of cooking for the album title, just as he had when
The Anderson sisters who make up the Echo Valley Bluegrass Band in western Pennsylvania, have reached back to their fellow sibling singers, The Andrews Sisters, for inspiration on their bluegrass version of Jingle Bells. For those whose musical memories don't go
San Francisco's One Grass Two Grass has a new music video to share. In only six years, this group has made their mark on the jamgrass scene, playing most every major festival and event west of the Rockies, and winning fans
No matter where you may live, if you play music in public, there are songs you can't avoid. It doesn't matter if you busk on the street, play in restaurants and taverns, or perform in large concert halls. Someone will
Bonfire Recording has released a new music video for Kentucky's Turning Ground. It's the title track from their current project, Old Country Store. The video was shot, appropriately enough, in an old country store by Bonfire Studios. Webb’s Grocery was the shoot
Here's another Veteran's Day song, courtesy of Higher Ground Bluegrass from New Mexico. Titled Put My Mind At Ease, the song was written about returning vets who suffer with PTSD by Duke Weddington, Felix Rodriguez, Jose Antonio Ponce and Dan Johnsen. They
Bluegrass covers of pop, rock, and country songs have long been a part of our music. Flatt & Scruggs were doing them in the 1960s near the end of their tenure, just as The Country Gentlemen were starting to do
