Iowa grasser Lori King has released a music video for her current single, Wherever You Are, a gospel song memorably recorded previously by The Collingsworth Family and The Martins. King pulled in Rhonda Vincent for the video, reprising her role singing
Iowa grasser Lori King may have hit pay dirt with her latest single, a new song from Tim Stafford and Mark Bumgardner called Chattanooga Boy, just as all of bluegrass is making plans to visit Chattanooga next month for the
Iowa bluegrass vocalist and bandleader Lori King has signed with 615 Hideaway Alliance in Nashville, a music marketing firm affiliated with 615 Hideaway Records, which offers the same services to artists as they do the ones on their label. Together they
Popular midwestern bluegrass songstress Lori King came into bluegrass music, and playing upright bass, in a way that will be familiar to many of us. She married into it! It's true... Lori was not familiar with the music until introduced to
Come Unto Me is the name of the new single from Lori King & Junction 63, traditional bluegrass stalwarts from the state of Iowa. Written by Kevin T. Hale, the track features Lori singing lead on this song that expands on
Iowa's Lori King & Junction 63 have another single this month from their upcoming EP, Straight From The Heartland, produced by Darin Aldridge. The group is based around Lori and her husband Joe, who reside in the small town of Drakesville,
Midwest bluegrass promoter, bandleader, and performer Lori King has announced a new member of her touring band, Junction 63. Kailee Spickes has joined the band on fiddle. Hailing from Mountain View, AR, Kailee is a skilled multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar, mandolin, banjo,
Iowa's Lori King & Junction 63 have a new single set to hit next week, the third from their upcoming EP, Straight from the Heartland. This time it's one from Becky Buller and Bill Whyte called Mercy of a Train, with
Lori King & Junction 63 have released a new single to bluegrass radio this month, from their home in Drakesville, Iowa. For years the group has been a popular fixture at midwestern bluegrass festivals, where they have won multiple awards for
Lori King & Junction 63, a popular touring bluegrass group in the Midwest, has announced that Alex Riffle of Poplar Bluff, MO will be playing with the band on selected dates this season. Alex is a highly decorated player at only
