The New York Times said recently that Dale Ann Bradley’s “Come Home Good Boy,” is an “affecting, quietly enraged song about sending a child off to war.” For Bradley, a 3-time Bluegrass Female Vocalist of the Year, it is a poignant and earnest prayer of a song for all of the loved ones and soldiers of any war, both past and present, inspired by a childhood memory tied to the Vietnam War. The video for the song, from her new album Somewhere South of Crazy, began as a collaboration with military families in Bradley’s Kentucky backyard at the Fort Campbell Base, and soon grew to include…

Russell Moore will be co-hosting the IBMA Awards Press Conference to be held on Wednesday, August 17th at the Loveless Barn in Nashville, Tennessee. During the event, the final nominees for the 2011 IBMA Awards as well as the inductees for the Bluegrass Hall of Fame will be announced. Joining Russell for co-hosting duties will be Doyle Lawson, Sierra Hull and Josh Williams. The IBMA Awards will take place on Thursday, September 29th at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville as part of the World of Bluegrass Conference….

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….

Burlington, MA – “Easy Come, Easy Go,” the video for the “genteel and wistful new single” (New York Times) from Sierra Hull’s new album Daybreak, was included in today’s High 5 program on CMT (Country Music Television). The video was selected because it has been one of the top 5 streaming videos on CMT.com since its premier last Monday. “Easy Come, Easy Go” was directed by award winning director David McClister (Lady Antebellum, Dierks Bentley, Leann Rimes) and has had more than 45,000 views.

Released last Tuesday, Daybreak…

Burlington, MA – Rounder Records is pleased to announce the March 8 release of 19-year old mandolin prodigy, Sierra Hull’s Daybreak. Produced by Union Station bassist Barry Bales, Daybreak is the much anticipated follow-up to her 2008 hit, Secrets, which The Associated Press described as follows: “Combine the angelic voice of Alison Krauss with the fiery mandolin picking of Rhonda Vincent and you have the sound of Sierra Hull…