Wolfpen Branch

Given their recent announcement that they’re calling it a day, Wolfpen Branch can claim they're exiting with a worthy epitaph. What will presumably be pronounced the Louisville, Kentucky band’s final album, Long Hill To Climb is a fine effort from

Original music-based Wolfpen Branch, located around Lexington, KY, has announced the dissolution of the group. They had formed about two years ago around the nexus of a long running band known as Hancock and Shouse, based on the primary singers and

Kentucky's Wolfpen Branch has a new single with a lyric video available this week. The band is a mashup of experienced grassers from the Louisville and Lexington region, and got its start as Hancock & Shouse, taken from singers and songwriters

Lexington, Kentucky's Wolfpen Branch, blessed by a plenitude of songwriters, has a new single today called Burning The Midnight Oil. Founded by Chris Shouse and Arthur Hancock, longtime veterans of the bluegrass and Americana scene and noted songwriters both together and separately,

Kentucky's Wolfpen Branch has a first single to share from their initial recording sessions. The band is the result of the mingling of members from a number of popular modern bluegrass groups - The Wooks, 23 String Band, NewTown - with

Wolfpen Branch, a new group composed of several familiar faces in the Lexington, KY bluegrass scene, has announced their signing with Black Mountain Management. The band was created by the expansion of popular Lexington bluegrass duo Hancock & Shouse by bringing