Zach Wooten, mandolinist with Mississippi's Breaking Grass, and his wife, Anna Brooke, are celebrating the birth of their first child. Branson Reid Wooten came into the world on Monday, November 25, 2024. He made his appearance at 1:39 p.m., weighing in
Family members have set up a GoFundMe page to raise money and assist a member of our bluegrass family, Britt Sheffield, bass player with Breaking Grass, and his wife Celeste. The couple have two small children at home, and Celeste
Tyler White, fiddler with Breaking Grass, and Mallory Turner were married yesterday (12/7) on the island of St. Lucia. The small, private ceremony was held at Sandals Grand St Lucian Resort. Talk about a destination wedding! The couple met through friends
Mississippi's Breaking Grass has been announced as the first signees of the newly-formed Hog Grass Entertainment agency, launched last week in Nashville by Ben Wilson on Paul Harris of The Cleverlys. The band is based around the singing and original music
With a 14 year history that’s found them releasing six well-received recordings, Breaking Grass — currently consisting of Jody Elmore (banjo, harmony vocals), Cody Farrar (guitar, lead vocals, harmony vocals), Britt Sheffield (bass, harmony vocals), Tyler Wrote (fiddle), and Zach
Mountain Fever Records has a new single for Mississippi's Breaking Grass, a feel good song called Money Can't Buy You, written and sung by guitarist Cody Farrar. The song relates a number of examples of the sort of simple pleasures that
Cody Farrar, guitarist, lead vocalist, and primary songwriter with Breaking Grass, and his wife, Amanda, are celebrating the birth of their first child. Denver Rose Farrar was born in Tupelo, MS on November 24 at 9:21. p.m. She arrived almost four
Mountain Fever Records has a new single today for Mississippi's Breaking Grass, the first from their upcoming fourth album with the label. It's one written by guitarist and lead vocalist Cody Farrar called 100 Degrees in the Shade, which if you've
Mountain Fever Records has just released a new video from Breaking Grass, the title cut from their recent album, Cold. The lyrics and the video tell the story of a loving young couple, overjoyed to move into their first house, but
Mountain Fever Records has been very busy this month, with new singles and albums flying out of the studio like spring flowers dropping from the trees. Today it's a new track from Mississippi's Breaking Grass, their first release in several years.
