Danny Paisley

When we wrote late last year about Danny Paisley suffering a pair of heart attacks and undergoing a successful triple bypass, we indicated that efforts to create an online fundraising appeal were underway. Now, fans and friends can easily pass along

If you love bluegrass, and spend any time in the greater DC area, you probably are familiar with the Old Lucketts Schoolhouse, and the concert series that has been hosted there for the past 40 years. Now known as the

Danny Paisley was discharged from the hospital this past Saturday night, after having undergone successful triple bypass surgery the Monday prior (12/9). Paisely had suffered a pair of heart attacks this Fall, neither severe enough to require emergency surgery. He said

We have just learned that Danny Paisley has come through successful triple bypass surgery about an hour ago. He will be in recovery for another couple hours before he can see anyone, but we're told that the procedure went well. He

We've learned that Danny Paisley suffered a pair of heart attacks over this past two weeks, and is now awaiting word from his physician about how to treat the blockages that were discovered in his arteries. Danny told us this morning

Here's another set of Frank Baker's photos from the 2013 Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival in Woodstown, NJ.  

Here's another gallery of Frank Baker's images from last weekend's 2013 August Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. Perhaps Frank is a Della Mae fan?  

Not-so-secret agent Tara reporting in from the Grey Fox Festival in the green rolling hills of beautiful upstate New York. So far I just love the place. Everyone I meet is completely nice and helpful and laid back. It is a really

Frank Baker captured these images from this past weekend's Bluegrass On The Grass festival on the campus of Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.  

Here is David Morris' interview with Danny and Ryan Paisley at the DC Bluegrass Festival this past weekend. Once again, thanks to Eric Tapp for technical assistance. The video is presented in B&W owing to the poor lighting in the