Flashback

If it's the 14th, this must be Flashback Friday! And we have another video to share from Foxhounds and Fiddles, the debut album from bluegrass supergroup, Flashback. In fact, this will be the last Flashbcak Friday, as the album drops a

For this week's Flashback Friday the guys have shared a live music video for Two Rivers, another track from their upcoming Pinecastle debut album, Foxhounds and Fiddles. It's a tender ballad written by guitarist/vocalist Richard Bennett with Shawn Lane, showing

For the second edition of Flashback Fridays, the guys have sent along a live performance video of the title track from their upcoming debut album, Foxhounds and Fiddles. We'll be counting down each week with a new video on Fridays,

We'd like to announce a new Friday feature here at Bluegrass Today, running up to April 21, the official release date for Foxhounds and Fiddles, the debut album from Flashback. Bluegrass has had a long history with supergroups, bands that form

The Flashback boys spent the early part of the month in the studio finishing up their debut album, Foxhounds And Fiddles, for Pinecastle Records. They expect to have everything wrapped up shortly, with the completed project headed to bluegrass radio early

Here's another video of Flashback shot during their set at the Musicians Against Childhood Cancer festival in Ohio earlier this summer, and it shows another side of their musical personality. In addition to new material written in the band, they also look

Flashback, the reunion band featuring former members of J.D. Crowe & the New South from the 1990s, has released a second single from their upcoming debut album to bluegrass radio. This is the group that recorded the Flashback album with Crowe

The 2016 Musicians Against Childhood Cancer (MACC) festival took place last week at the Hoover Y Park in Columbus, OH. Darrel and Phyllis Adkins’ annual event is held in memory of their daughter, Mandy Adkins, who passed away from an inoperable brain tumor in

Flashback has announced the addition of Stuart Wyrick to the group on banjo. The band is a reunion of four pickers who worked with J.D. Crowe & The New South in the mid-1990s. They have taken their new band name from the

The demise of J.D. Crowe & The New South with Crowe's recent retirement has left a big hole in the bluegrass scene. The distinctive sound that he maintained over 40 plus years with this group has left a deep impression