Bluegrass singer and songwriter Bernie Faulkner has received approval to start work on a new songwriting program for the RFD and Heartland television networks. It will feature interviews with songwriters where they tell the stories behind their songs before performing
When the end of the year rolls 'round, a great many of us enjoy listening to holiday music, or watching Christmas-themed programming on television. But given the time constraints for producing such shows, having them available during the holiday season
CJM Productions, whose music video and interview program, Bluegrass Ridge, airs weekly in TV syndication, has announced that the new hosts for the show will be Daniel and Carolyn Routh from Nu-Blu. Up until now, the show has featured a rotating
Since the Cumberland Highlanders program ceased production in September of 2016, RFD-TV has been without an all bluegrass performance program on the network. The show had been produced by Campbell Mercer of the Jerusalem Ridge festival fame, and had run
Fans of The Tonight Show on NBC television know that the host, comedian and Saturday Night Live alum, Jimmy Fallon, often collaborates with his musical guests on the show, with comedic intent. Fallon is a capable musician and singer himself,
When you think about it for a minute, playing music and competitive fitness have a lot in common. Both require a ton of determination, a passionate commitment to repetitive practice, and a desire to show off the results to large
The Churchmen will bring their bluegrass Gospel sound to the Daystar network's Gospel Music Showcase this Saturday, June 2, at 2:30 p.m. (EDT). The half hour show is hosted weekly by Guy Penrod of Gaither Vocal Band fame. Look for The Churchmen
The Steep Canyon Rangers are scheduled as the musical guests on tonight's (May 3) edition of The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. The guys are stoked as it is their first guest appearance as just the band, without Steve Martin, with
Jim VanCleve playing the Roy Acuff fiddle on the Huckabee show Back in January we wrote about a fiddle that had once been owned by Roy Acuff turning up at a Goodwill location in Kansas City. This was the instrument Acuff
The Chapmans are doing well since they came off the road and settled down to run a retail music store together in Springfield, MO. The three brothers (John, Jason, and Jeremy) run The Acoustic Shoppe, with some help from their