Tina Adair

One of our very favorite bluegrass singers, Tina Adair, is back with a new single today from Engelhardt Music Group. Seasons of Love is a bluesy grasser from Glen Duncan, Adam Engelhardt, Don McAfee, and Eddie Sanders, which Tina gives her

Engelhardt Music Group has a new single for bluegrass vocalist Tina Adair, fresh off her multi-year success with Sister Sadie. It's the first from her upcoming solo project with EMG, expected this fall. This is one she wrote with Glen Duncan

Tina Adair has been riding high these days in the bluegrass world. Her current self-titled album with Engelhardt Music Group has been popular with fans and radio, and she's won rave reviews for her work with Sister Sadie. But for 2022,

A big part of the reason why Sister Sadie was named Vocal Group of the Year for 2021 is the singing of their mandolinist, Tina Adair. Today Englehardt Music Group has a new single from Tina's current self-titled album, one

Tina Adair has one of those voices that makes you immediately stop what you're doing to give her your full attention. She's arguably one of the best female vocalists in bluegrass – something her peers have acknowledged the past two

Engelhardt Music Group has released another new single from their current album for Tina Adair, a swingy version of the Hank Williams classic, I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind. Though she has been involved in bluegrass since she was

Engelhardt Music Group has a new single for bluegrass singer and songwriter Tina Adair, the second to drop from her upcoming album with the Nashville-based label. Her last was a driving cover of a Kathy Mattea song, and now we have

Tina Adair, the powerful singer, mandolinist, and chief comedienne with Sister Sadie, has been announced as the latest signee for Engelhardt Music Group in Nashville. Tina has been part of the bluegrass scene most of her life, starting out with her family

Usually around this time of year, cabin fever gets to me. In anticipation of the coming festival season, I play a little game, creating an imaginary festival and deciding what bands what I would invite. It’s a fun exercise, especially since

Since the advent of supergroup Sister Sadie, bluegrass fans have gotten accustomed to hearing two of our music's most powerful female vocalists, Dale Ann Bradley and Tina Adair, singing together on a regular basis. The two harmonize beautifully together, and