Bela Fleck

Here are the best-selling bluegrass albums of 2021, according to Billboard.

Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn took home Best Folk Album at the 2016 Grammy Awards.

Best American Roots Performance is a relatively new Grammy Awards category: It was added in 2015, with Rosanne Cash taking home the inaugural trophy. Who do you think will add the award to their collection this year?

The 2016 Grammy Awards are right around the corner, and this year, the nominees range from fresh-faced newcomers to tried-and-true legends. The Grammy for Best Folk Album went to Old Crow Medicine Show in 2015, and this year, there's a whole new set of talented nominees.

Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn are combining their talents for a worthwhile cause. The husband and wife, who are both world-renowned banjo players, will perform a concert live from their living room to raise money for Stand for Children.

The first set of performers has been announced for MerleFest 2015, and already, the four-day event promises to be one not to be missed.

World-renowned banjo player Bela Fleck is married to fellow banjo player and singer Abigail Washburn. But while the couple have been married for a few years, and are the proud parents of almost one-year-old son, Juno, they say the time was never right to record an album together, until now.

Music City residents may be used to seeing country music icons on stage and around town, but next month fans will get a deeper glimpse at some country favorites on the big screen.

Although he's a gifted multi-instrumentalist, Jerry Douglas has become world-renowned for his mastery of the resonator guitar a/k/a the Dobro. In fact, James Taylor told Guitar Player magazine that Jerry Douglas is "the Muhammad Ali of the Dobro...

Alison Krauss and Robert Plant will likely record a follow-up to their five-time Grammy Award winning 2007 album 'Raising Sand,' but don't expect that to happen right away. Although fans have clamored for a second album from the duo, Robert says that a 2009 session with Alison didn't produce the music they hope to release, according to an article in the latest issue of Rolling Stone magazine... Re