There is nothing quite like live Bluegrass Gospel to lift your spirits! 🙌 Watch Kentucky Sky Bluegrass Band deliver a touching performance of "God Is Watching Over Me" live on stage at the Susanville Bluegrass Festival. If you needed this reminder today, let us know with an "Amen" in the comments! 👇 Video Details: 🎵 Song: God Is Watching Over Me 🎻 Artist: Kentucky Sky Bluegrass Band 🌲 Location: Susanville Bluegrass Festival 🎥 Presented by: The Bluegrass Jamboree #BluegrassGospel #KentuckyS

Can’t Stop thinking about Telluride 🏔️ Relive the magic of Telluride Bluegrass Festival with a special Winter Solstice livestream series, streaming for free on @nugsnet Join us for a premiere of the Greensky Bluegrass 2025 Telluride performance on Saturday 12/27, watch for free at nugs.net/telluride, or stream on Roku with a nugs All Access subscription, now available for 50% Off your first year! | Greensky Bluegrass

40 years on... Aled’s still got it ☃️ Aled has been celebrating four decades since his hit 1985 recording of The Snowman song with The Big Christmas Chorus – a national moment of song to raise funds to tackle isolation together with our official charity Make Some Noise. 🎥 Carols by Candlelight with Viking | Classic FM

No, you’re not seeing double… 😵‍💫🎶 Guitarists Rosie Bennet and Alexandra Whittingham play Trepak from Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker for four hands, on the same guitar! Alexandra recently performed at Classic FM Live at the Movies earlier this year, and Rosie will be taking to the stage at Classic FM Live in April 2026. Tickets are available via the link in our bio. | Classic FM

75 years ago today, on December 18, 1950 Decca released Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys' original version of "Uncle Pen". James Pendleton "Pen" Vandiver was the real-life uncle and musical mentor to bluegrass legend Bill Monroe. After Monroe's parents died, Pen, a talented old-time fiddler in Rosine, Kentucky, raised him and taught him music, playing at local dances while young Bill backed him on mandolin, shaping the sound of bluegrass itself. | GatorRock