Larry and Dreama Stephenson welcomed their baby girl to the world last Saturday.
Falon Whysper Sidney Stephenson was born on the morning of April 25, weighing in at 6 lbs, and standing 18” tall.
Hearty congratulations to Larry and Dreama, who had been praying for this day for several years.
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Larry Stephenson has announced that he and his wife Dreama are expecting their first child.
Dreama has been an active participant in the family business, doing the majority of Larry's photography, plus graphic and web design since before they were married.
Congratulations to them both from The...
Larry Stephenson is putting the finishing touches on a 20th Anniversary CD with The Larry Stephenson Band, which will be released on Pinecastle Records. Has it really been that long?
The primary tracking started in late October of '08 at Ben Surratt's Rec Room Studio in Nashville, featuring Larry's...
Dreama Stephenson, née Belcher, sent along some sad news about her dad, Sterling Belcher.
Sterling has been hosting the Bluegrass In The Pines Festival near Rocky Mount, VA for the past 29 years, and has hordes of friends and business acquaintances in the bluegrass world. He turned 70 on June 14th...
The Larry Stephenson Band will be Kyle Cantrell's guest for this week's edition of Studio Special on XM Satellite Radio's Bluegrass Junction. Larry will both discuss and perform music from his new Gospel CD, Thankful, released this March on Pinecastle Records - and which came in at #13 on the most recent...
This has been quite a year for banjo picker Kristin Scott Benson. When 2006 dawned, she was a member of Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time, and teaching in the bluegrass music program at the East Tennesse State University in Johnson City. In June, it was announced that she and her husband, Wayne...
Pinecastle Records has announced that a new Larry Stephenson CD will be released in August. The new release, Life Stories, will contain two new songs from Tom T. and Dixie Hall, including one with the intriguing title, Knoxville Boy. Perhaps the Knoxville Girl will finally get her revenge?
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And the band scramble continues...
We checked in with Larry Stephenson to see who would be joining his group when Kristin Scott Benson leaves later this month to become the newest Grascal.
"Rick Allred will be playing banjo with us.
I started my band 20 years ago next February and Rick was the...
Here's another in our series of 2009 Red Carpet videos. These were filmed immediately prior to the IBMA Award Show.
This particular video features Doug McKelway interviewing Larry Stephenson.
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Larry Stephenson has brought 21 year old guitarist Ben Helson aboard as the newest member of The Larry Stephenson Band.
Despite his youth, Ben has been performing in bluegrass and country bands for many years, most recently as a part of the bluegrass band at Bethel College, where he is finishing a...
Last month saw the release of Larry Stephenson's fourth gospel album, Thankful. You can read our review of the CD here.
Pinecastle is currently offering a free download of one track from the CD. This is part of a campaign they are operating called Pass The Grass in which they are making downloads...
Larry Stephenson will be celebrating the official release of his new Gospel CD, Thankful, this evening by joining Eddie Stubbs on WSM AM 650 in Nashville at 10:00 p.m. (EDT).
You'll be able to hear the WSM debut of the music from Larry's new release, and hear him discuss the songs with Eddie on the...
The Grascals have just announced that Aaron McDaris will be their new banjo player. He has been working this past six years with Larry Stephenson, and has a solo project, First Time Around, on Pinecastle Records.
He takes the spot of former original Grascals banjo player David Talbot, who left the...
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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