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It's been said that everyone has at least one great novel in them. I'm not so sure that's true, but haven't we all pondered whether something we've experienced or imagined might be worthy of being put down on paper? But how

Minnesota's High 48s have joined the ranks of bluegrass groups releasing Christmas music during the 2015 season. Their 10-track offering is entitled Holidays With The High 48s and represents a lighter look at Christmas classics from this popular Upper Midwest

Nestled in The Festy backstage area in scenic Nelson County, Virginia sat The RV. You know which one. The one that should be declared a national park just like the ones it has been rolling past this year. To music-lovers, it

Lance LeRoy, a larger-than-life figure in bluegrass music has died. He passed away earlier today (December 17) at his son's home outside Nashville. LeRoy was 84 years of age. Though never a performer himself, he was a great lover of bluegrass

Jimmy Maynard, a Blue Grass Boy in the early to mid-1960s, passed away on Tuesday morning, December 15, 2015, at his home in Lebanon, Tennessee, due to cancer.  He was 87 years old. James Howard ‘Jimmy’ Maynard was born on April

Well... now we know why Cody Looper stepped away from Blue Mafia. Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper have announced this morning that Cody will be their new banjo player. He steps in to the spot recently vacated when Gaven Largent left the

TAD, short for Thumbnail Art Design, is a low cost app for iPhone and iPad, created to make it simple for artists on a budget to produce their own album or single cover art without engaging a designer. Anyone who

The Kruger Brothers, along with the good people who promote Wilkes County, NC where they live, have created and released a new music video from one of the Brothers' songs. The song is Carolina In The Fall, an encomium to the

Minnesota's Sawtooth Brothers have released a video for the title track of their upcoming debut album, One More Flight. The band does feature a two pairs of brothers, but their names are actually Birtzer and Moravec. Clint Birtzer plays guitar and brother Luke

Nashville's Music City Roots is given over tonight to a 70th birthday celebration and pickin' party for John McEuen. It appears to be a big time planned to help celebrate the banjo picker and multi-instrumentalist who has spent 50 years