Authentic Unlimited

Billy Blue Records has a new music video to share today from Authentic Unlimited, their version of Neil Diamond's Long Gone. Authentic Unlimited has been making waves ever since their founding a year ago, made up of three members of the

The bluegrass community is still aflutter with excitement over Authentic Unlimited. As this band approaches their one year anniversary, they have already put out two fabulous albums, four highly successful singles, and have had multiple charting songs from each album.  The

Authentic Unlimited has quickly become the "it group" of the summer, releasing two new albums with Billy Blue Records and hitting major bluegrass festivals all over the country. The band had one heck of a head start, with three of the

Authentic Unlimited, surely the hottest new commodity in bluegrass music in recent years, has a new single out today from their self-titled debut album with Billy Blue Records. The song is one called Hannah, written and sung by guitarist John Meador,

Today's the day! One of the most anticipated new bluegrass groups in years, Authentic Unlimited, is releasing not just one debut album, but two on the same day. Billy Blue Records has both a self-titled secular project for the group, composed

It has been since the launch of Dailey & Vincent in 2007 that there's been as much excitement about a new bluegrass act as there is today for Authentic Unlimited. This band, picking up where Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver left off

Excited to debut at Bluegrass First Class next week in Asheville, newly formed super group, Authentic Unlimited, has released a video teaser of their highly anticipated music. The east Tennessee-based band is comprised of three Quicksilver alums (Eli Johnston-banjo, Stephen

Authentic Unlimited, the newest big thing in bluegrass, is slated to debut at Bluegrass First Class in Asheville on Saturday night, February 19, 2022. "Mentored by one of the founding members of IBMA, Doyle Lawson, who has a long history of

This morning we have a partial answer to one of the most pressing questions in bluegrass music this past few months. To wit, what are the guys in Quicksilver going to do now that Doyle Lawson has retired from regular