The Tyler Gitchel Band play for dancers at the 2025 Marshall Bluegrass Festival - photo © Bill Warren The stage show for the 28th Marshall Bluegrass Festival was kicked off by host band Harbourtown. Band leader and festival promoter, Jeremie Cole, has
Johnny & The Yooahoos at the 2025 Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival - photo © Tara Linhardt All day and late into the evening the music and dancing and friend making continued each day of the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival. Here is a
Alice Gerrard performing with Laurie Lewis and Della Mae at Grey Fox 2025 - photo © Tara Linhardt As always, the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival in New York was full of people smiling and reuniting with old friends, and making new
Though Ashleigh Graham has always kept a hand in music, she's more recently returned to her bluegrass roots. After gracing stages at numerous southeastern US festivals, and recording her first album as a teenager, I'll Just Drive on Pinecastle Records brings us
Rhonda Vincent welcomes young pickers at High Mountain Hay Fever - photo © Kevin Slick Westcliffe, Colorado came alive with the sounds of bluegrass once again over the weekend of July 10-13 at the High Mountain Hay Fever Festival. The event
Junior Sisk at the 2025 Industrial Bluegrass Summer Fest - photo © Bill Warren Industrial Strength Summer Fest number one is in the books. It was a successful one. Joe and Daniel Mullins put a lot of thought and effort into
Fiddler and singer Corrina Rose Logston Stephens — who goes here by the decidedly abbreviated name Rrinaco — has previously been known as one the principals in the bluegrass band High Fidelity. While making her solo bow for Rebel Records, she
Junior Sisk could sing the telephone book and make it sound lonesome. Add in the buttery smooth harmonies of Heather Mabe and a killer band with Johnathan Dillon (mandolin), Curt Love (bass), Tony Mabe (banjo and harmony vocals), and a
The Kody Norris Show at Industrial Strength Summer Fest (7/17/25) - photo © Bill Warren The inaugural Industrial Strength Summer Fest kicked off Thursday at the Greene County Fairgrounds and Expo Center in Xenia, OH. It was typical mid-July – hot
Zeb Snyder, guitarist with Appalachian Road Show, has released his first, self-titled solo album. The young multi-instrumentalist originally from North Carolina and now living in Tennessee admitted that recording/producing his own project has been on his bucket list for more
