Cane Mill Road

Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road are releasing a new single today, the second from their latest project, Roots. Well... let's be a bit more specific. Roots is the name of the new band project, but it wasn't exactly recorded with

Young Liam Purcell is one busy young man. Studying music remotely at the Berklee College of Music from his North Carolina home, he has managed to also record a new album, all by himself, from his home studio. With bandmates

They say that youth is often wasted on the young. That may be true at times, but when the young folks in question show a reverence for the roots and offer a salute to their seniors, you have to give

Today's second new single comes from Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road, from his upcoming independently produced project, Roots. Purcell founded Cane Mill Road with two of his best friends when they were all in high school around Deep Gap, NC.

By now, most of you are aware of the devastating tornadoes that struck Nashville in the early hours of this morning. As of this writing, 25 people are confirmed dead across four counties in the region, and police and emergency

Just as family bluegrass groups are often pulled apart by the stresses that develop as the child members grow into young adults, so are bands formed by youngsters pickers also riven by the various members heading off to college and

North Carolina teen grassers Cane Mill Road have released a new single, a live version of the fiddle favorite, Blackberry Blossom, which morphs into a raucous run through David Grisman's E.M.D. So, of course, they title the new track, Dawgberry

Cane Mill Road has announced the addition of Hudson Bosworth to the band on bass. He steps in for Eliot Smith, who has left to attend luthiery school in Boston. Bosworth is currently a student in the bluegrass music program at East

By now most of us have heard jokes and jibes about how well young people understand technology. "If you can't figure out how to use your smart phone, ask your grandchildren for help!" And of course it's true. Young folks today

It’s always encouraging to hear a new generation of musicians taking up the bluegrass and grassicana mantle, and though they may opt to add new elements to the mix, the devotion and dedication is generally evident immediately. That’s clearly the