Rachel Baiman (raised in in Chicago, IL) is an American fiddle/banjo player, singer, and songwriter based in Nashville, TN.

Pull off I-70 at Colby this first weekend of June, and you'll hear it before you see it — the bright snap of a banjo, the ...

Renée Fleming and Béla Fleck's joint project, which took more than 20 years to finalize, sees them collaborate with other ...

Patti Robertson couldn’t get “Bright Star” out of her head. She saw the show a few years ago when Valdosta State University ...

Brevard Music Center hosts annual camps where guitar and banjo musicians get to learn from some of the best artists in ...

The traditional MSSP model is reaching a capacity crisis. For years, we’ve treated analysts like soloists, expecting them to be experts in every tool across 50+ different client environments. But as ...

Some musicians’ identities are inseparable from their instruments. Think Billy Joel and the piano, Ravi Shankar and the sitar, Eddie Van Halen and the guitar — it’s hard to picture one without the ...

The bluegrass world is mourning the loss of one of its greats. Ronnie Bowman died Sunday, March 22, after being seriously injured in a motorcycle accident a little over 20 miles northeast of Nashville ...

Every time Noah Cyrus drives by a billboard for the upcoming Universal movie “Reminders of Him,” she gets giddy. It’s not because she’s a Colleen Hoover super fan per se, but Cyrus plays a key part in ...

FOXBORO, MASS. (WHDH) - The Patriots are back in the playoffs, and they just “Maye” have a new theme song to play along the way. Two fans from New England shared a video of their tribute to the team ...

This song features a collaboration with Rob Landes, showcasing the combination of piano and violin against a beautiful golden hour backdrop. #piano #violin #goldenhour Trump's Memorial Day posts spark ...

LOWELL — Dozens gathered in and around the Merrimack Repertory Theatre Saturday for the Lowell Summer Music Series’ 44th annual Banjo & Fiddle Contest. The contest brought musicians from all over the ...