Brother-and-sister duo, Theo & Brenna MacMillan, have a second single and music video from their upcoming debut project, When You Go. The Kentucky-born siblings, now living in Nashville, have been performing together since they were in college, but their bluegrass education goes
Further to our report relating to a set of playing cards that have images from the Bluegrass Country Soul video on the reverse, there is news about the actual DVD. Bluegrass Country Soul presents the sights and sounds of a
Rounder Records has released a music video for Bourbon Hound, the opening track on Della Mae's new EP, The Butcher Shoppe. It's a hard-charging drinking song, done up in a string swing style, with a rowdy feel not unlike the band's
We've written previously about Anni Beach, and the good work she does teaching bluegrass and old time music to children in the Arizona desert communities. She welcomes several dozen interested youngsters to her home near Phoenix a few days each
Art videos have not really taken their place in the bluegrass world, though the industry has been deeply involved in video production for some time. We see music videos, live performance videos, photo galleries, EPKs, and lyric videos with some
Philadelphia's Man About A Horse has released a music video for their new single, Listen For That Good, produced by Alison Brown at Compass Records Studio, with financing support from the FreshGrass Foundation. Written by MAAH guitarist Matt Royles and mandolinist Matthew
The Infamous Stringdusters have decided to create a video log of their 2019 Winter Tour, with a first episode released this week. The plan is to create these along the way, and post them on YouTube when they're ready. This tour
The Rambler is the fourth, and latest single released by Balsam Range from their current Aeonic project. The song addresses perhaps the only glaring weakness in the band's strong repertoire - the paucity of lead vocals from mandolinist Darren Nicholson. To
With love for bluegrass music growing all over the world, we constantly find groups with new ways of expressing it, especially among young musicians. One such is Portiia, an instrumental quintet from Vancouver, BC. Like many aspiring pickers their age, they have
New England bluegrass stalwarts and mainstays of the group Southern Rail, Sharon Horovitch and Jim Muller are to be inducted into the Rhode Island Bluegrass Alliance's Hall of Fame. Horovitch shared this about their reaction to getting news of the honour