Kody Norris

There is one solid truth in the bluegrass world that you can take to the bank - if you don't have fun at a Kody Norris show, you need to check your fun-ometer. Sure it's corny, and maybe even silly

For anyone who has studied the early days of bluegrass and country music, the name Farm and Fun Time rings a familiar bell. Broadcast from the mid-1940s through much of the '50s from WCYB radio in Bristol, VA, the show

Rebel Records has announced the signing of The Kody Norris Show to a recording contract. Mark Freeman with Rebel says that they have been watching Kody and his energetic, highly entertaining presentation of arch-traditional bluegrass for a while. “We have been keeping

Kody Norris has announced a new member of his touring traditional bluegrass show. Charlie Lowman, dubbed "Cousin Charlie," has joined the band playing upright bass. Living now in Mountain City, TN, Lowman had been playing with his own Charlie Lowman and

Kody Norris, creator and operator of The Kody Norris Show, was honored this week by a "Home Of" sign at the entrance to his hometown of Mountain City, Tennessee. Mayor Kevin Parsons and Kody were on hand for the official unveiling

Kody and Mary Rachel Norris play Farm & Fun Time in their wedding attire - photo by Tia Thomas Kody Norris and his longtime "little sweetie," Mary Rachel Nalley, who plays fiddle with the Kody Norris Show, were married on September

Deeply rooted in folk and bluegrass music, Kody Norris has crafted a group and a performance style that harkens back to the traditions of Bill Monroe, Jimmy Martin, the Stanley Brothers, and the Grand Ole Opry ... with a bit

Kody Norris, fearless leader and guitarist/vocalist with The Kody Norris Show has hired his fiddle player, Mary Rachel Nalley, on for a lifetime gig. The dynamic entertainer used the occasion of a recent performance before a hometown crowd at the Heritage Hall

The Rural Roots Music Commission in Lemars, IA has chosen When I Get The Money Made by Kody Norris as its Best Bluegrass CD of the Year for 2017. In collaboration with the National Traditional Country Music Association, the Commission exists

If you've caught The Kody Norris Show at a festival or concert this season, you may have noticed some new faces on stage with the East Tennessee guitarist, singer, and bluegrass entertainer. They're still wearing the rhinestone suits and playing