Preserving The Tradition of Bluegrass Into The Future

Clint Holley has always had a thing for vinyl. “I bought my first record around 1979 or 1980,” he recalls. It seems you always remember...

For Aric Steinberg, stepping up to help musicians was an easy decision. He first arrived as a volunteer with the Sweet Relief Musicians...

Growing up on the family cattle farm in Georgetown, Georgia, the Balkcom sisters, Eleanor, Lily, and Powell, have made a name for...

A bluegrass picker looking for a music camp has many choices. But Bluegrass and Gee’s Bend is unique in several respects. While it offers...

If you ask Chris Jones what he does for a living, his reply might begin by asking how much time you have. In addition to managing his...

“I’m still the guy who wants to play in a five-piece band,” says the legendary Mandolin player Sam Bush. The three-time Grammy...

Photo credit for band photos to  Kaitlyn Raitz .    Heralded as “Nashville’s newest bluegrass ambassadors,” East Nash Grass is making a...

From his Eastern Kentucky home, Randall Deaton recalls his pet project’s long journey to fruition. “I started this project in 2012,” he...

I learned about the John C. Campbell Folk School when my father, a hobby woodworker, took a class there. He made the seven-hour drive...

Whether conveying the abstract grandeur of the mountains, relaying the joy of a skiing trip, or meditating on the simplest details of...