Music

Bell Buckle Records has released a single from the vocal duo of Apple & Setser, their take on the early rock 'n roll classic, It Doesn't Matter Anymore. Written by Paul Anka, it was first released in 1959 as a

The busiest bluegrass in Boston may be Tony Watt, who in addition to being a flat picker for hire, also teaches privately in the area, both in person and online, hosts the continuing Bluegrass Tuesdays concerts and jams in Cambridge,

Finland's Self Rising Flour is back with a new single, the first from their upcoming second album, which like the last, willconsists of entirely original material written within the band. They play a distinctly traditional brand of bluegrass, which is

Rockwood Booking, who represent a number of bluegrass and Americana artists, including Chris Jones & The Night Drivers and The Jakob's Ferry Stragglers, has been announced as the new agents for Australian bluegrass vocalist and bandleader, Kristy Cox. Signed to Billy

Pinecastle Records has a second single from their upcoming project with veteran bluegrass singer Robert Hale, with his take on Stonewall Jackson's 1865 hit, I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water. Hale has been a fixture on the bluegrass scene for

91-year-old North Carolina musician Carroll Haire has decided to step away from the microphone. The lead guitarist played his last show with his band, the Tarheel Travelers, this past Saturday night, September 9, at Prissy Polly's BBQ in Kernersville, NC.

Frank Solivan, one of the pillars of the California bluegrass scene, and the founder of the Kids on Bluegrass program for the California Bluegrass Association, died on August 24 at 78 years of age. He had been caught in serious

Mandolin wunderkind Wyatt Ellis has released another single from his next self-produced album, a new instrumental tune called Get Lost, which he wrote with one of his teachers, Jake Workman, of Kentucky Thunder. Only 14 years of age, young Mr. Ellis

Balsam Range also has a new single this week from Mountain Home Music, a gutty, medium tempo grasser called We'll All Drink Money, written by Adam Louis Wright, who also contributed the band's previous release, What The Years Do. The song

Jaelee Roberts, guitarist and primary vocalist with Sister Sadie, is set to be recognized for her work as a solo artist on September 19 when she will make her Grand Ole Opry debut. While this talented young artist has performed