Brother duos and blood harmony are integral to country, old-time, and bluegrass – whether brothers or sisters, siblings or not. We take a deep dive.

With the passing of international superstar Dolly Rebecca Parton, bluegrass has lost one of its most prominent global ambassadors.

For a member exclusive, we return to our recent interview with Jobi Riccio for even more thoughts, insight, and wisdom.

“I’ve been really blessed with loving family and friends that are as crazy and wrecked as I am,” she says.

We spoke to Isaac Horn of the Nashville indie string band as they launch their new album, Make It Out Alive, and a mighty release tour.

New Gary Stewart compilation gathers rare, pre-stardom recordings. Will a Hall of Fame induction be next?

This rising songwriter/guitarist just released an EP with his bluegrass friends

Ralph and Carter’s staying power came from their consistency: “We … do not feel any desire to change.”

BGS contributor Steacy Easton considers the impact of writer/critic and professor Robert S. Cantwell, who died in July, with a remembrance.

Hear the newest roots music from veteran bluegrass groups, singer-songwriters, and more in our weekly round-up.

The Hawaii native singer-songwriter draws from all eras of country on her new album, which features Willie Nelson, Jamey Johnson, and more