Billy Strings: Away From the Shire in Asheville
Photo by Jesse Faatz *** If you happened to grow up listening to heavy music, bluegrass, and reading The Lord of The Rings, then Billy Strings made your
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Photo by Jesse Faatz *** If you happened to grow up listening to heavy music, bluegrass, and reading The Lord of The Rings, then Billy Strings made your
Last night, Billy Strings performed at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, N.Y., as part of his ongoing fall tour. During his performance at the nearly
Photo by Jesse Faatz Last night, Billy Strings and his fellowship of musicians continued to elate and inspire with the second evening of their The Lord of
Will The Circle Be Unbroken, released 50 years ago, revolutionized how country and bluegrass music were perceived by mainstream and youth culture in America. The 3-LP set of 37 songs came about when west coast country-rockers The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band persuaded a cast of venerated elders of Nashville to collaborate with them over a week at Woodland Studio in East Nashville. Craig spoke with founder Jeff Hanna, distinguished alumnus John McEuen and new generation member Ross Holmes about the band's history, the Circle album and the new release Dirt Does Dylan.
Billy Strings debuted a cover of The Beatles’ “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” during the encore of last night’s show with John Mailander in Atlanta.