Bluegrass music has recently made a massive resurgence, thanks to folks like Billy Strings and Sierra Ferrell. However, as most of you know, the genre isn’t a new thing. Rather, it is one of the ...

Three mainstay groups in Western Colorado’s bluegrass scene will take the stage at Rifle’s Ute Theater next Friday for an ...

Cuttin' grass for America's 250th birthday. Award-winning bluegrass group The Kody Norris Show is back with a new single celebrating the “Spirit of America” – and we’ve got your first listen. The song ...

The Dillards are a still-active bluegrass band that launched their career back in 1963. The original lineup was composed of brothers Douglas and Rodney Dillard, Dean Webb, and Mitch Jayne. The ...

It was at end of May to the beginning of June 2023 when local musicians Chris Abell, Alex Abend and Blythe Dahlem officially started up the progressive bluegrass outfit The Lowland Ramblers following ...

Daniel Milchev As The Infamous Stringdusters celebrate their 20th anniversary, the Grammy Award-winning quintet continues with what it’s always ...

Boulder-raised Dylan McCarthy and the other members of Jake Leg are no strangers to the Front Range bluegrass community. McCarthy, the group’s principal songwriter, and his talented bandmates have ...

Two years after forming a bluegrass band, a quartet of Loudoun County Public School teachers will perform on one of the circuit’s most storied stages this month.

Every Tuesday night, while a nurse's aide distributes medicine in little plastic cups to senior citizens, a dozen bluegrass pickers tune their instruments and prepare to face down a ...

Mitch and Cindy’s Bluegrass Festival is focusing on reunions this weekend. While there are sure to be some families at the Trumbull County Fairgrounds this weekend, the reunions Mitch Meadors and ...

Bluegrass bands perform at the Lakes Bluegrass Festival on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, in Pine River. The festival runs until Saturday, Aug. 24. 1/8: Shaffer's Lost 40 performs at the Lakes Bluegrass ...

Mt. Lebanon’s John Mackin got his first taste of bluegrass music as a young boy in the mid-1950s. Mackin, 74, recalled listening to two women sing “Foggy River” as a man accompanied them on fiddle ...