Playing off-Broadway through October 12, the original show reckons with trauma, race, and family with classic songs from the folk, bluegrass, and old-time canons.
Our interview gets into her teaching at Columbia University, playing on Broadway, hosting a podcast, and her new album, Lift Up This Old World.
Get to know Nordic Americana singer-songwriter duo We Met In June with five songs and five questions in our BGS 5+5.
A near-death experience a handful of years ago changed guitarist and songwriter Jack Schneider fundamentally. These are some of the songs that serve as anchors during his darkest times.
Over 25 years in the making, Camp’s concept album written with the legendary Guy Clark is based on true stories from his Arkansas upbringing.
Our weekly round-up of new music and premieres will take you from saxophone fiddle tunes to Good Country and back again.
Celebrating 25 years of Greensky Bluegrass – and their upcoming album, XXV, – as the Michigan jamgrass quintet are our October Artist of the Month.
After more than 13 years of making expansive modern string band music born in North Carolina, a beloved group says farewell – for now.
Get to know indigenous folk singer-songwriter Elexa Dawson with five songs and five questions.
The renowned Canadian singer-songwriter performed the title track from her new album and promoted a new documentary on the impact of Lilith Fair on the late night TV show.
Traditionalist Jake Worthington is genuine, funny, and excellent on When I Write the Song.
He shares about the twists and turns of Baby Man, writing about mental health, and how bluegrass and The Beatles are connected in our interview.
A songwriter’s songwriter, Wright’s new album, Nature of Necessity, showcases the depth of his artistic approach to country songsmithing.
And you will, too. Don’t take our word for it, take it from Miranda Lambert, Tyler Childers, and many more.
A rising star at the intersection of country and jamgrass, his latest album, Horizons, may be the guitarist’s best yet.
We get to know SAVNT, lead singer of Ghost Hounds, with a 5+5 – that’s five songs and five questions.
The midwest farmer’s daughter is known for her unapologetic and fiery modern outlaw country – which always entertains and inspires on late night television.
