Acclaimed bluegrass music duo Dailey & Vincent have released “Steel Drivin’ Man,” the first single off their highly anticipated new album Brothers Of The Highway (Release Date: May 7 on Rounder Records). The video for “Steel Drivin’ Man” premiered on CMT’s Pure Country channel this week. This 6th studio album by Dailey & Vincent features a pair of original Jamie Dailey compositions as well as ten stirring and evocative new interpretations of songs made famous by the likes of Vince Gill, the Louvin Brothers, Kathy Mattea, Bill Monroe, Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad, George Strait, and Porter Wagoner.
Today the just-launched CMT Edge premiers The Infamous Stringdusters’ new video of “The Place That I Call Home” - a track from the band’s soon-to-be-released Silver Sky-Deluxe Edition.
Nashville, TN -- CMT has unveiled its new website dedicated to music discovery with the launch of CMTedge.com, a site dedicated to showcasing the best new music from a multitude of established, emerging and indie artists across genres. The site will feature exclusive music previews, world premieres and performances throughout the week with artists including The Avett Brothers, Trampled By Turtles, Sara Watkins and Dwight Yoakam. In celebration, CMT Edge will also tape performances with more than a dozen artists scheduled to perform in Nashville this week as part of the Americana Music Festival & Conference, including Brandi Carlile, Justin Townes Earle, Jason Isbell, Punch Brothers and Turnpike Troubadors.
Nashville, TN -- The Lumineers kicked off a new season of CMT.com’s gritty, online performance series Concrete Country, with exclusive new videos debuting at Concrete.CMT.com. Filmed live on the streets of downtown Nashville, The Lumineers deliver acoustic versions of their hit debut single “Ho Hey,” along with “Classy Girls” and “Stubborn Love.” The Lumineers’ “Ho Hey” is in video rotation on CMT, and their Concrete Country performances are featured on the CMT.com home page, as well as http://Concrete.CMT.com
Nashville, TN -- Dierks Bentley is an accomplished singer/songwriter accustomed to performing his unique blend of country meets bluegrass in packed houses across the country. The superstar recently stopped by CMT's Nashville studio to film a new episode of UNPLUGGED, debuting exclusively on CMT.com on Tuesday, May 29 at 2:00 p.m. ET. Bentley's set list includes his bluegrass spin on Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain," along with hits from his critically-acclaimed album HOME "5-1-5-0," "Am I the Only One," "Up on the Ridge" and "Home."
Country Music Television, better known as CMT is currently running an election for the Top 30 Videos of 2011 and Bluegrass Music is there. Voters can select from Alison Krauss & Union Station, Sierra Hull (many choices), Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers, Dale Ann Bradley, Bearfoot, The Grascals with Dolly Parton and other favorites like Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton are on the ballot.
Burlington, MA -- 19-year old mandolin prodigy Sierra Hull covers bluegrass fan Adele's touching ballad from her critically acclaimed album 21. The video will be premiering on CMT.com beginning today and the single of the song will be available at all digital retailers August 2. "I've recently become a big fan of Adele's music. I first bought her album 21 a few months ago," says Hull. "She's an amazing singer and songwriter. I really loved how simple her version was of 'Someone Like You' was and thought it would translate well to cover acoustically with a full band."
Acclaimed bluegrass music duo Dailey & Vincent have released “Steel Drivin’ Man,” the first single off their highly anticipated new album Brothers Of The Highway (Release Date: May 7 on Rounder Records). The video for “Steel Drivin’ Man” premiered on CMT’s Pure Country channel this week. This 6th studio album by Dailey & Vincent features a pair of original Jamie Dailey compositions as well as ten stirring and evocative new interpretations of songs made famous by the likes of Vince Gill, the Louvin Brothers, Kathy Mattea, Bill Monroe, Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad, George Strait, and Porter Wagoner.
Today the just-launched CMT Edge premiers The Infamous Stringdusters’ new video of “The Place That I Call Home” - a track from the band’s soon-to-be-released Silver Sky-Deluxe Edition. 
Nashville, TN -- CMT has unveiled its new website dedicated to music discovery with the launch of CMTedge.com, a site dedicated to showcasing the best new music from a multitude of established, emerging and indie artists across genres. The site will feature exclusive music previews, world premieres and performances throughout the week with artists including The Avett Brothers, Trampled By Turtles, Sara Watkins and Dwight Yoakam. In celebration, CMT Edge will also tape performances with more than a dozen artists scheduled to perform in Nashville this week as part of the Americana Music Festival & Conference, including Brandi Carlile, Justin Townes Earle, Jason Isbell, Punch Brothers and Turnpike Troubadors.
Nashville, TN -- The Lumineers kicked off a new season of CMT.com’s gritty, online performance series Concrete Country, with exclusive new videos debuting at Concrete.CMT.com. Filmed live on the streets of downtown Nashville, The Lumineers deliver acoustic versions of their hit debut single “Ho Hey,” along with “Classy Girls” and “Stubborn Love.” The Lumineers’ “Ho Hey” is in video rotation on CMT, and their Concrete Country performances are featured on the CMT.com home page, as well as 
Nashville, TN -- Dierks Bentley is an accomplished singer/songwriter accustomed to performing his unique blend of country meets bluegrass in packed houses across the country. The superstar recently stopped by CMT's Nashville studio to film a new episode of UNPLUGGED, debuting exclusively on CMT.com on Tuesday, May 29 at 2:00 p.m. ET. Bentley's set list includes his bluegrass spin on Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain," along with hits from his critically-acclaimed album HOME "5-1-5-0," "Am I the Only One," "Up on the Ridge" and "Home." 
Country Music Television, better known as CMT is currently running an election for the Top 30 Videos of 2011 and Bluegrass Music is there. Voters can select from Alison Krauss & Union Station, Sierra Hull (many choices), Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers, Dale Ann Bradley, Bearfoot, The Grascals with Dolly Parton and other favorites like Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton are on the ballot.
Burlington, MA -- 19-year old mandolin prodigy Sierra Hull covers bluegrass fan Adele's touching ballad from her critically acclaimed album 21. The video will be premiering on CMT.com beginning today and the single of the song will be available at all digital retailers August 2. "I've recently become a big fan of Adele's music. I first bought her album 21 a few months ago," says Hull. "She's an amazing singer and songwriter. I really loved how simple her version was of 'Someone Like You' was and thought it would translate well to cover acoustically with a full band."