The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum unveiled a new installation, a bronze sculpture of Bill Monroe was commissioned by the Grand Ole Opry to celebrate its 70th anniversary in 1995.

This month’s issue of The Bluegrass Standard is all about record labels. In the bluegrass world, there are some mighty fine ones to brag about.

Corn Nut Creek is a story of two women from different sides of the world who are intrinsically connected through their music and the shared experience of womanhood.

Over the years, Bluegrass mainstay Robert Hale has gained attention for his world-class musicianship, performing with countless bands and collaborating with some of the biggest artists in the world.

Sydney traditional country ensemble, Michael Carpenter and The Banks Brothers, have released their third album, The Bluegrass Sessions, Vol. 1, now available across digital streaming services, released through Big Radio/RTC Records.

It’s a bird, It’s a plane, No, it’s the flame-fingered superhero known as The Ramblin’ Fiddler. It’s Jason Barie with Radioactive, the follow-up to his highly acclaimed 2019 album, Pieces.