Celebrating Bluegrass in Georgia
Our vision is to become a definitive source for documenting the origins and evolution of bluegrass music in Georgia. We strive to preserve the stories of the pioneers, recognize the influential bands, and chronicle the early festivals and venues that shaped the genre. By capturing and showcasing this rich history, we aim to inspire appreciation, education, and continued growth of bluegrass music for generations to come.
Join us in promoting the rich heritage of bluegrass music in Georgia. Discover live events, festivals, and the New Georgia Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame, where tradition meets community.
Georgia Bluegrass is dedicated to promoting the rich tradition of bluegrass music throughout the state. We encourage live performances, festivals, and events that bring together musicians and fans alike, fostering a vibrant community. Our mission includes the Georgia Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame, where we celebrate the legends and rising stars of bluegrass, ensuring that this cultural heritage continues to thrive.
Revisiting the history of bluegrass venues in Georgia is vital to our story. Many of those venues continue the efforts of promoting Live Music to audiences through out our state today along with the supporting performing musicians and bands. There is an important story behind each venue and the music that needs to be shared.
The Everett’s Music Barn
Photo Credit: Jack Poston
JOIN THE GEORGIA BLUEGRASS COMMUNITY TODAY!
Experience the rich heritage of bluegrass music in Georgia. Join us in supporting live performances, festivals, and events that celebrate our vibrant music community. Be part of preserving and promoting the sounds that define our culture!
The Bluegrass Five circa 1965
DISCOVER THE HEART OF BLUEGRASS
“Bluegrass music can-not be truly expressed through simple word, but must be experienced! Whether as a fan in an audience, a sole musician practicing or part of performing band on stage, this experience is life changing and impressionable. The universal connection of music that comes from the heart.”
Jeff
Jerry ” Jug Haid ” Rogers
Photo Credit: Jack Poston
