Media

Tonight (6/28) at 9:00 p.m. (EDT) on Great American Country TV (GAC), Alison Krauss and Dan Tyminski will join WSM's Bill Cody for an overview of the band's music videos. The show is called The Collection, and each Wednesday

The first music video from Sam Bush's new CD, Laps In Seven on Sugar Hill, has been released for online viewing. It is for the song The River's Gonna Run, a duet with Emmy Lou Harris. You can watch the video

Claire Lynch will join Gracie Muldoon this afternoon for an interview on Muldoon In The Afternoon on worldwidebluegrass.com. Her show runs from 4:00-6:00 in the afternoon. Worldwidebluegrass.com is streamed over the internet and listeners can choose WinAmp, Windows Media or Real

The official web site of Alison Krauss & Union Station is offering a free download of the song, Jubilee, which was featured in the award-winning film documentary, Paper Clips. The free track will only be available from the site today,

Belated congratulations to Lonesome County, who won the Bluegrass talent Contest at Renfro Valley, KY in mid-May. They traveled from their home in Michigan to compete, and came away with a trophy, and the chance to perform twice on the

The July 2006 edition of Bluegrass Unlimited is their official 40th Anniversary issue. In addition to the regular articles, features and reviews which we have come to expect from BU, they include as a bonus, a copy of the debut

We posted earlier this month about the new blog launched by Amy Orlomoski for Bluegrass Cafe, a three hour radio show heard weekly on WHUS from Storrs, CT. Amy is one of the hosts, and uses the blog to post

The Isaacs report receiving several nominations for the 2006 SGN Scoops Diamond Awards, including Female Vocalist of the Year for Sonya Isaacs, Bluegrass Gospel Artist of the Year, and Video of the Year. Voting is done online, and anyone can

We"ve previously told you about a new online instructional resource, The Bluegrass College. (here and here) Two of the sites founders, Brian Wicklund and Ian Nicholls, recently wrote us to give us some background information on the site and how it

Del McCoury's many fans will surely enjoy reading a piece posted yesterday on CMT.com. Though largely focused on the band's new all-Gospel release, The Promised Land, the interview also touches on a number of other topics, including his decision to form