/r/newgrass
This is a subreddit created to allow us to have a place to share our love of bluegrass that has fused with our love of many other genres (folk, rock, country, jam). There's no walls here to box us in. Share videos, music articles, festival news, anything you feel that can help push forward the scene. We welcome it here!
"That ain't no part of nothin'." -Bill Monroe
This is a subreddit created to allow us to have a place to share our love of bluegrass that has fused with our love of many other genres(folk, rock, country, jam). There's no walls here to box us in. Share videos, music articles, festival news, anything you feel that can help push forward the scene. We welcome it here!
Drums? Yup. Electric Instruments? Yup. Kazoo? Yup.
Typical bands include Trampled by Turtles, Old Crow Medicine Show, Punch Brothers, String Cheese Incident, Split Lip Rayfield and many more.
Jump right in -- the water's fine.
Spotify Playlist - https://goo.gl/12JoM1
If you're looking for more of a traditional approach, head on over to /r/bluegrass.
/r/newgrass
I’m having a problem with my electric bill, it’s only been getting higher I usually only use ac when it’s hot & recently only got WiFi so I’m not understanding what’s eating all this energy, the only thing I can think of that drains a lot of power is that I leave my two tvs on thru out the night but that’s about it. I live in Pasadena California & would appreciate any advice on how to lower the bill.
I play guitar and a small amount of banjo already, and have picked up the mandolin chords pretty easily. Any tips or song recommendations to start with?
Her music has helped me with grief and life changes, and is so beautiful and hits the right emotions. Everything Changed was the song that I first heard and got me hooked. Silent is one of my all time favorite “I was not prepared for this and it’s ok that it sucks and it will get better” songs. This is just a thanks to Lindsay Lou and a hope that her music can help others!
John Cowan is holding a book signing at The Arts Place of Stokes on July 21st! The book is the ticket!
I'm a rocker that's gotten really into this spectrum of music, namely Trampled by Turtles (seriously cannot put that band down) and Old Crow Medicine Show; what else might I really like?
I listen to a lot of 'folk punk' as well, Days n Daze, Ceschi, Violent Femmes, pretty much everything by Pat the Bunny and Erik Peterson, so I am very much a fun of some harsher tones as well.
Here's a song for yalls time lol