Hey now, let me tell you a story about a young lady by the name of Grace Bowers, who, at the ripe age of eighteen, has been causin’ quite a stir. You see, this ain’t your average upstart musician—we’re talkin’ about a girl whose talent seems to have fallen straight from the heavens, as if ol’ Jupiter himself plucked her from his lightning bolt and sent her down with a guitar in her hands. By all accounts, her rise has been faster than a runaway train on greased rails.

Today, SIERRA HULL — the 2x GRAMMY-nominated and 6x International Bluegrass Music Association Award-winning artist — has released her roots-laced rendition of “Black Muddy River” — which has been a recurring gem in her live set for years. Originally released in 1987 by the legendary improvisational psychedelic rock group Grateful Dead, HULL’s version doubles down on earthy sonic tapestry and bluegrass-tinged musicianship.

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SIERRA HULL, the 2x GRAMMY-nominated and 6x International Bluegrass Music Association Award-winning artist, has announced her roots-laced rendition of “Black Muddy River” — which has been a recurring gem in her live set for years — will be released on Friday, September 27.

Borderland Festival 2024 wrapped up its most successful year yet, drawing thousands to Knox Farm State Park in East Aurora, NY, for a vibrant three-day celebration of music, art, and sustainability. The sixth annual event, held just outside downtown Buffalo, featured a stellar lineup of headliners, including The Black Crowes, Caamp, and Marcus King, with notable performances by Dark Star Orchestra, Cory Wong, The Wood Brothers, Houndmouth, and more.

It might come as no surprise to her legion of fans that SIERRA HULL, the 2x GRAMMY-nominated and 6x International Bluegrass Music Association Award-winning artist, has released an inspired and introspective rendition of “Mad World,” originally from the new wave group Tears for Fears.

AEG Presents is thrilled to announce a night of exceptional bluegrass with The Infamous Stringdusters alongside special guest Sierra Hull on Saturday, January 11, 2025, at Denver's acclaimed Mission Ballroom.

Hope in the Hills’ annual “Healing Appalachia” benefit concert will return to Lewisburg’s State Fairgrounds of West Virginia September 19-21 with performances by Tyler Childers, My Morning Jacket, Sierra Ferrell, Shooter Jennings, Benjamin Tod & Lost Dog Street Band, S.G. Goodman, Hiss Golden Messenger, Sierra Hull, Dan Reeder, Oliver Wood Trio, Nolan Taylor, Shadowgrass, Willi Carlisle, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Buffalo Wabs and The Price Hill Hustle, Justin Wells, Geno Seale and more.

The first week of the New Orleans Jazz Festival wrapped up on Sunday, and it was a spectacular day! Initially, there were concerns about rain, but the weather turned out perfect with clear skies and a refreshing breeze. The crowds were smaller than Saturday's, making it easier to navigate the festival grounds and access food quickly.

Often resembling a real-life musical snow globe in the California’s high Sierra, the eighth annual WinterWonderGrass-Tahoe, April 5 to 7, brought a hardy bunch of musicians – and resilient attendees – to Palisades Tahoe ski resort, in the midst of the Olympic Village that hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics.

The 2nd annual Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival takes place Saturday & Sunday, September 21-22 on the gorgeous eastern beach at Sandy Point State Park along Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, MD. Highlighting the finest in regional and national bluegrass, jamgrass, funkgrass, and Americana music, this conservation and community-focused musical event was listed as a “Don’t-Miss Bay Music Festival'' by Chesapeake Bay Magazine.