Bluegrass Videos

If you stay up on what's hip and happening, you may already be aware that the drive thru concert is now a thing. Bands, both pro and amateur, whip out their instruments and entertain the good people working the drive

Finland's Jussi Syren took his band, The Groundbreakers to Tampere University of Applied Sciences for a special video shoot. The University had obtained one of Nokia's OKO cameras, designed to capture both video and audio in 360° for virtual reality applications.

The Salty Dogs, a group of pre-teen bluegrass all-stars, brought down the house and delighted millions of television viewers on last night's edition of Little Big Shots with Steve Harvey. The hit show follows the tried-and-true formula of pairing cute

For this week's Flashback Friday the guys have shared a live music video for Two Rivers, another track from their upcoming Pinecastle debut album, Foxhounds and Fiddles. It's a tender ballad written by guitarist/vocalist Richard Bennett with Shawn Lane, showing

The New York Times hooked up yesterday with banjo hero Béla Fleck for a live, 45-minute interview/performance which they streamed in real time online. He was joined in a tiny studio by Jon Pareles, the paper's chief pop music critic, and

Tim O'Brien has released a sampler video for his latest album, Where The River Meets the Road, which he has dedicated to his home state of West Virginia. Tim lives now in the Nashville area, but his formative family and musical

North Carolina's Mipso has released a music video for Hurt So Good. No... not an acoustic version of John Mellencamp's hit from the early '80s. It's a new song from the band's upcoming 4th album, Coming Down The Mountain, due on

Dark Shadow Recording offers a first look and listen to the next album from Becky Buller and her band in this new music video for Speakin' To That Mountain. It's a bluesy Gospel number about the power of faith that

For the second edition of Flashback Fridays, the guys have sent along a live performance video of the title track from their upcoming debut album, Foxhounds and Fiddles. We'll be counting down each week with a new video on Fridays,

Bluegrass fans of a more recent vintage may not remember The Reno Brothers, who were regular performers on the circuit in the 1980s and '90s. They were extremely popular for their hilarious stage show, their strong harmony singing, and for