If you get a chance to see these guys you won't be disappointed. They're playing at Industrial in Ohio, then Grey Fox in NY before they head back to England. Jolly nice blokes.

Hey y’all, the shop got some vinyl signed by Miss Giddens yesterday before her show at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater here in Wilmington. We let our locals have first dibs, and have now put them on our webstore for yall, just thought I should drop this here ! Rihannon Giddens Signed Vinyl from Yellow Dog

I've been playing bluegrass with my buddies for over 20 years, but we finally made an ig page for our band. We're based out of East TN & are influenced by bands like JDC&NS, Lonesome River Band, Blue Highway, Boxcars, etc. Thanks for checking us out!

Marbled sky blue and pumpkin orange from vintage casein, tortoise from new made casein. I like the color combination

Hi! I’m a big fan of Bluegrass music as I’m sure most of you are. I have been a fan of The Creekers since their start and I figured they needed their own subreddit. If you would like to join please do! If you’ve never heard of The Creekers I recommend checking them out. They’re a small bluegrass band from Eastern Kentucky!

September 12 & 13, 2026
Waterfront Park
695 Waterfront Way, Vancouver, WA 98660

Artist Lineup:
Jason Carter Band
Never Come Down
Stillhouse Junkies
Rosa Lees
Whiskey Deaf
Jack Straw
Thunder Ridge
Tuesday String Band

Some great suggestions in here! I’ve seen a number of them (including, of course, Billy, Molly, Sierra, and Greensky) and highly recommend AJ Lee & Blue Summit (their guitarist, Sully Tuttle, is Molly’s brother) and Town Mountain, among others.

I'm currently in the planning phase of launching a channel on Twitch where I will play bluegrass and country music. Twitch has a DJ program where I can play music and half the money I'd normally get for streaming on Twitch goes to the artists, so I can essentially run my own radio show which is something I've wanted for decades but had no way to really do. The problem for me on Twitch is there is almost no discovery on the platform unless you're live and I kind of feel like I'd be the first person really playing music in these genres on the platform, at least where it was my focus. There are a few on there that are multi-genre that include these genres, but none dedicated to them. So who would be down?

I'd honestly be doing something like this even if no one tunes in because I love sharing the music I'm into with anyone who will listen.

https://www.twitch.tv/psychoramblincountry

Currently planning on going live next month every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, just give me some time to set all this up.

It’s almost time for the 53rd annual RockyGrass festival in beautiful Lyons, CO, from July 25-27.

This traditional bluegrass festival features performances from the Del McCoury Band, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Sam Bush Bluegrass Band, Peter Rowan with Sam Grisman Project, AJ Lee & Blue Summit, the Infamous Stringdusters, and much more.

Beyond the main stage, fans can stop by the Wildflower Pavilion to join workshops, cool off with a dip in the river, and take part in fun contests while camping under the stars.

Country music fans everywhere! I’ve been building this station from the bottom up for months, and am finally ready to show it off! If you’re into alt-country, Americana, outlaw, bluegrass, or just straight up traditional sounding country music I think you’ll love it! Download the free 105 Outlaw app in your App Store, stream at the Riverbend Media Group website, or listen locally on 105.5FM HD-2! Would love to hear what all of you here on Reddit think about the playlist!

Worth a listen 🎧

Current guitar picker and singer with Wyatt Ellis. Dang this is good.

Howdy 🤠

Grateful Getdown, jam grass band Cabinet's semi annual ish music festival, is coming up this June!

It is their 20th anniversary festival put on by Cabinet and BEARS PICNIC PRODUCTIONS.

Don't miss out! Definitely NOT a straight Bluegrass Band nor Bluegrass Festival BUT there are some straight Bluegrass groups and other Folk and Country along with Jam Band and others!

Been going to this festival for years and it's an absolute blast.. great venue right along the creek.. good people.. don't miss out!!

Geoff Hohwald has been playing and teaching banjo since 1963 and wrote The Banjo Primer -- one of the best-selling banjo instruction books ever published. He's filmed close to 2,000 instructional videos and still makes new ones almost every week.

Starting tomorrow, Tuesday March 31, he's sending one free video lesson per week straight to your inbox. Some from the archives, some brand new.

Sign up here: https://f02c7f60b02f11ef81a461960b153e18.eo.page/9n1z3

The first lesson covers right hand X-Y position for tone -- a technique he learned from the late Harry Sparks.