Jerusalem Ridge

The Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration, held each year on the site of Bill Monroe's homeplace in Rosine, Kentucky, is adding a new feature to highlight young performers this year. On Saturday, September 14 - the third day of the 2024 festival

Robin and Marty Hays are married on stage at Jerusalem Ridge (9/7/23) - photo © Roger Black This article is a contribution from Gina Story about a bluegrass wedding held at the 2023 Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration. It's a story about a

Sandy Hook Reunion at 2023 Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration - photo © Roger Black Roger Black was on hand all weekend for the Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration at the Bill Monroe Homeplace in Rosine, KY, where serves as MC. The festival

Though it has been discussed a few times this year, the official word is now out that the fabled Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration is on again this summer at the Bill Monroe Homeplace near Rosine, KY. The festival had a good

Marvelous news for bluegrass fans in western Kentucky and neighboring areas. It appears that the Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration will be back for 2018 and beyond. It will be managed by the Ohio County Tourism Commission and the Bill Monroe Foundation,

Veteran Kentucky grasser, Tommy Brown, and his wife, Laura, are spearheading an effort to revive the Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration festival at its original site on the Bill Monroe Homeplace. The festival was launched in conjunction with the opening of the

The Kentucky Supreme Court has declined a request to review the case over how the name of legendary bluegrass musician Bill Monroe can be used. This means that the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling stands, and that the Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass

Amidst the on-going shenanigans connected with the use of Bill Monroe’s name, America the Beautiful marketing agency has recognized the Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration for what it is, a great festival of traditional bluegrass music. The Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Celebration is

It appears that the legal dispute surrounding the use of Bill Monroe's name in association with the Jerusalem Ridge festival near Rosine, KY is still simmering. On January 11, the Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling that had enjoined Campbell

The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled last Friday (1/11) in an ongoing legal battle between the Jerusalem Ridge Bluegrass Music Foundation and its director, Campbell Mercer, and Ohio County (KY) Industrial Foundation over the use of Bill Monroe's name in promoting