The sanctuary of First United Methodist Church in London was filled with the sounds of bluegrass gospel on Sunday afternoon, July 20, as the Edgar Loudermilk Band delivered a heartfelt performance.

A song in your heart, and a tap in your toe. That’s what’s promised to those who attend a bluegrass gospel jam. But for Ron Camerrer, the initial experience was far more than a toe-tappin’ good time.

The Bluegrass Gospel Project ended its 16-year run as a top Vermont bluegrass band in March, but the sextet left its fans with a final, seventh album that will ease some of the loss of this fine ...

LITTLE ROCK — The ninth annual Bluegrass Gospel Festival will be held today and Saturday at the Lester Flatt Park in Otto, just off Arkansas 107 near Vilonia. Shows will begin at 7 p.m. Performers on ...

That’s a main rule of the Old Time Country Bluegrass Gospel Music Association, founded by Wayne and Cathy Agnew, who are preserving these unique musical styles performed before electric and percussion ...

Bluegrass music lovers from all over the country will gather in Grapeland for the 28th annual Memorial Day Weekend Bluegrass Gospel Festival Thursday, May 22, through Saturday, May 24. Founded by ...

SALISBURY — When they play their bluegrass gospel in the living room, members of The Edwards Family like to spread out and move the furniture. Elizabeth Edwards stands next to the rocking chair with ...