Michelle Nixon

The bluegrass community in central Virginia is in mourning this week following the death of Mike Sharp, who played resophonic guitar with a number of prominent groups over the past 40 years. He was 63 years of age. Mike had been

Mountain Fever Records has signed Michelle Nixon & Drive, and announced a July 12 release of their next CD, A Place I Belong. Nixon was seen as an up-and-comer during the 2000’s. She and the band had a number of albums

It's always encouraging to see bluegrass being supported by those outside the genre, but it comes as no surprise that the state of Virginia, with it's rich bluegrass heritage, would be involved in promoting bluegrass music. The Virginia Department of Conservation

Clyde Scott writes in to tell us about some upcoming live shows that will be available on BluegrassRadio.org this weekend. We are very excited to announce that next weekend the fun in South Georgia continues. Saturday 3/17, we will present Michelle

On October 28, 2006 The Daughters Of Bluegrass took home the coveted Recorded Event of the Year award for their second CD release, Back To The Well. The evening before the awards were announced, they also performed at an official

This week's edition of Studio Special on XM Satellite Radio's Bluegrass Junction (Channel 14) features bluegrass singer Michelle Nixon. The show will be a mix of live performance by Michelle and her Band (Drive), and conversation with host Kyle Cantrell. The

What More Should I Say, the most recent Pinecastle release for Michelle Nixon & Drive, debuted this week on the Billboard Magazine bluegrass chart at #46. This chart is compiled using Soundscan reports, a service of the Nielsen Company -