Irene Kelley

Irene Kelley - photo by Anastasia Steinman Irene Kelley has been a consistent hitmaker in bluegrass for the past decade or so. It seems that nearly everything she releases ends up at the top of our Bluegrass Today Weekly Airplay chart.

Just in time for Mother's Day, bluegrass singer/songwriter Irene Kelley is re-releasing her 1994 album of acoustic lullabies called Goodnight, Little One. Long time fans will recall that Kelley stepped away from the music business when her daughters, Justyna and Sara

Bell Buckle Records, in conjunction with The Single Factory, are set to release a new single tomorrow from Valerie Smith. It's for From A Distance, written by Julie Gold, which was a major hit for Bette Midler in 1990. The song

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

Irene Kelley has had quite a run with her current album, Benny's TV Repair. Its first four singles have made it to #1 on our Bluegrass Today Weekly Airplay chart, and stayed there for multiple weeks each time. This week the

To celebrate the success of her recent Mountain Fever release, Benny's TV Repair, on our Bluegrass Today charts, Irene Kelley has created a lyric video for one of the tracks, Anything To Help You Say Goodbye, and offered a first

Chances are you knew Irene Kelley’s work before you knew her as an artist. That’s because her original songs have been recorded by everyone from Alan Jackson, Loretta Lynn, and Trisha Yearwood to Ricky Skaggs & Sharon White and Pure

Irene Kelley was a guest recently on an episode of The 615 Hideaway from Nashville with her band, and they have released one of the songs as a music video. It's Bluegrass Radio, the second single from her just-released album, Benny's

This morning we are delighted to share the new single from Irene Kelley, an ode to something we all love, Bluegrass Radio. Written by Irene and Jerry Salley, it tells of the comfort we feel when we find our favorite music

Well folks... it's that time of year again. There's a nip in the air, the leaves are mostly down, and the annual battle over when it's OK to talk about Christmas music has begun. The camps seem to line up along