Dutch bluegrass fiddler Tijmen Veelenturf is launching a new instructional camp this summer in The Netherlands. Billed as Bluegrass Zomercamp, it will be held August 29-31 at Camping De Oude Boomgaard near the city of Oudewater in the Utrecht province. On hand
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Free To Go from Jason Burleson
Jason Burleson, founding banjo man with Blue Highway, has a new single on his own, a rare but special occurrence in bluegrass music. It's one he wrote with his wife, Courtney, called Free To Go, available now online. Studio assistance came
Been All Around This World video from Special Consensus
Special Consensus has reached a milestone few collaborations of any sort attain in the music business. From humble beginnings, under the leadership of banjo player Greg Cahill, the band is celebrating 50 years of bluegrass under that name in 2025. With
Kyle Perkins to The Grascals
It can be tough when a longtime member of an established band leaves, especially when it’s a musician with a long and storied pedigree such as Terry Smith, who played his last show as bass man for The Grascals on
Breathe drops for Lindley Creek
Ozark grassers Lindley Creek are back with another choice single for Pinecastle Records, showing off their songwriting skills and family harmony in the process. We've been strong on this group for some time for their clever original songs, and the
I Hear A Choo Choo Coming video from Wyatt Ellis
Wyatt Ellis along the Hiwassee Line of the Tennessee Valley Railroad - photo © Joseph Cash Young bluegrass mandolin prodigy Wyatt Ellis has released a music video for his current single, a reprise of I Hear A Choo Choo Coming, which
On My Way video from The Steeldrivers
The latest record from The Steeldrivers is out, Outrun, their first for the resurrected Sun Records, and with it a new music video for one of the songs. The video is for On My Way, written by 'band'Drivers guitarist and vocalist
Muddy Waters from Becky Buller
Becky Buller's next album with Dark Shadow Recording will be an all-covers project, with each track one that has had an impact on her music and career. Before she even had a band, Becky was known for her songwriting skills, and
Ken Gallahan remembered
This remembrance of DC-area bluegrass guitarist and singer Ken Gallahan, who died on May 14 following a heart attack at 67 years of age, comes from Akira Otsuka, his good friend of many years. In addition to his band, Last
The Pacific from Balsam Range
Balsam Range has always been able to offer a wide range of sounds within one act, with a number of lead singers and songwriters in the band. For that reason, it has been tough to easily categorize them into a