Stacy Chandler

During the pandemic, Woody Platt was in one place for the longest time since he was in high school. For a lot of musicians, that stillness chafed. But when his modern bluegrass and roots band Steep Canyon Rangers got back on the road, Platt found himself reluctant to leave. Platt

Usually when something goes south, it’s entirely a bad thing. But when Amy Ray looks at it, there’s always something hopeful shining through. Today the Indigo Girls co-founder announced a new solo album, If It All Goes South, with 10 songs that span a wide range of

Billy Strings’ Halloween shows in Asheville, North Carolina, have taken on legendary status, with themes and costumes both onstage and in the audience during the multi-day run. After last year’s The Wizard of Oz theme, Strings has announced that this year’s theme for the late October shows

Twin brothers Adam and David Moss have been singing together their whole lives, working out harmonies as young as age 6 as they sang along with The Beatles’ “I Will” at bedtime. As they got older, they started writing their own songs to harmonize to, and after some time performing

EDITOR’S NOTE: Dead Horses are No Depression’s Spotlight band for August 2022. Look for more from them and their new album, Brady Street (out Aug. 12), all month long. The beauty of Brady Street, the eclectic thoroughfare just north of downtown Milwaukee, is its guarantee of the unexpected:

The International Bluegrass Music Association announced the nominees for its 2022 Bluegrass Music Awards today in Nashville, as well as the latest round of Bluegrass Hall of Fame inductees and recipients of the Distinguished Achievement Award. The FreshGrass Foundation — publisher of No Depression and producer of Folk Alley, among other