McCoury Music and High Sierra Music have posted a YouTube video of Dierks Bentley rehearsing his hit song I’ve Got A Lot Of Leaving Left To Do with The Del McCoury Band in preparation for their joint appearance at DelFest next weekend.
The video shows them running through the tune, complete with an extended jam section – where Dierks even trades a few G runs with the Delster himself!
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Sam Bush has posted a hilarious YouTube video shot during the now legendary Del-uge that came on DelFest over the Memorial Day weekend. He shot it on his bus where he and several others sought refuge when the storms hit.
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Big-time country artist Dierks Bentley's bluegrass roots have been chronicled a number of times on The Bluegras Blog, as has his ongoing support of bluegrass artists and songwriters.
His new CD, Feel That Fire, will be released on February 3, and the last track is a remake of Last Call, written by...
Tonight's (12/16) regular Tuesday Mashville Brigade show at Nashville's Station Inn will also serve as their annual Christmas Party.
In addition to the regular Brigade, special guests The Doyle & Debbie Show will appear. They have generated quite a buzz in and around Music City for their hilarious...
We posted a heads-up when The Grascals were scheduled to appear on The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson on February 12, performing with their friend Dierks Bentley. They were on to assist Dierks with his song, Prodigal Son's Prayer, from his latest CD, Long Trip Alone - as they did on the recording.
That...
Country artist Dierks Bentley is gearing up for the release of his new CD, Feel That Fire. As in the past Dierks is showing his love of bluegrass by including some bluegrass on his new recording.
His first, self-titled, CD included personnel like Shad Cobb, Glen Duncan, Terry Eldredge, Randy Kohrs,...
The first music video from Little Mo' McCoury, Ronnie McCoury's new CD of bluegrass music for children, is now available online.
It's for the song, Man Gave Names To All The Animals, and it's a real hoot.
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Jerad Walker with WAMU's Bluegrass Country shared a few details - and some video - of the apocalyptic thunderstorms that rolled through DelFest this past weekend in Maryland.
On several occasions during the festival, the proceedings came to a halt for sideways rain and hail. Jerad gives a taste of...
The Del McCoury Band will be a featured guest on this weekend's edition of A Prairie Home Companion, broadcast throughout the US on public radio stations and on Sirius-XM.
The show will air live on Saturday (5/30) at 6:00 p.m. (EDT) from The Fox Theater in St. Louis, MO, though many stations choose...
Be on the lookout for The Grascals on The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson on Monday, February 12. They'll be on with Dierks Bentley, with whom they recorded for his new CD.
Bentley is a long-time friend of The Grascals' Terry Eldridge, and he sang a duet with Terry for their latest release, Long...
Want to study bluegrass music with The Del McCoury Band?
Well, that opportunity will be afforded to participants at the DelFest Academy, which debuts the week before the main festival this May in Cumberland, MD. Members of Del's band, along with Ronnie Bowman and Steep Canyon Rangers will provide...
We all seem to enjoy celebrity interviews. They give us a peek into the lives of the people who's music we love so much. So how could we not love a celebrity interview conducted by a celebrity?
In a web exclusive for Country Weekly magazine, country music star Dierks Bentley plays reporter and sits...
Ignorance on parade...
Is there anything more obnoxious than people who believe something is worthless if they haven't heard of it?
Of course, I've never heard of these guys, or their YouTube show, but it seems to be a popular online video channel....
This afternoon, I had a lovely chat with Lynn Morris and Marshall Wilborn. Longtime bluegrass fans are well familiar with Lynn’s many years as a performer, bandleader and friend to our music, and we all felt a great loss when she suffered a stroke in Match of 2003, keeping her off the road and out [...]
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