Tim Shelton

Tim Shelton has always been an artist willing to take risks. From his earlier days singing bluegrass gospel with NewFound Road in the early aughts, through their more secular recordings later in the decade, to his diversion into big band

Tim Shelton has been a force in bluegrass music since the turn of the current century, when NewFound Road hit the scene with Tim as lead vocalist. His powerful and expressive voice has affected music lovers ever since, whether singing

Tim Shelton first came to prominence in bluegrass when NewFound Road hit the scene back in 2001. With Tim out front as lead singer, the band recorded three albums for Mountain Home Music, and three more for Rounder before largely

Yes, that's noted bluegrass vocalist Tim Shelton on stage with a brass band. It's the stage persona he's adopting this month during his A Very Vintage Christmas tour. Most of us know Shelton from his time leading NewFound Road, who played

Rumors of the demise of NewFound Road have been greatly exaggerated in recent years, but founder and lead singer Tim Shelton tells us that this time, it's for real. The popular bluegrass group launched in 2001 as a Gospel act,

Holly and Tim Shelton are celebrating the birth of Wyatt Elihu Shelton on Saturday, their second child. He came into the world on December 16 at 4:38 a.m., weighing in at 8.2 lbs and stretching out to 20.25'' long. Tim says that

Tim Stafford of Blue Highway's next album, Acoustic Guitar, won't be released until later this month, but he has created this photo collage video to share the record's sole vocal track, I Am America. It was written by Tim with Bobby

The Mandolin Farms Bluegrass Festival in Flemingsburg, KY will host a reunion performance by NewFound Road, featuring the original band members, on August 3. The group, which formed about this time back in 2001, was largely based around the singing of

Last night, Tim Shelton sang the National Anthem ahead of the Cincinnati Reds home game against the St Louis Cardinals. It's not the first time Shelton has been so honored by the team, and he reports that he is proud

Clay Hess and Tim Shelton, a pair of noted Ohio grassers, have announced their intention to tour together in 2017. They are setting to work now on a new recording, and are accepting dates for next year now with their