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Anthony Facello and Casey Rivers of Beyond the Ashes share highlights of the week so far: [More]

Burke's Brainwork featured a review of Beyond the Ashes' new release Treasures Unseen yesterday afternoon. Wes Burke gave the project 8.5 stars, concluding: Listeners probably aren’t nearly as familiar with Casey Rivers or Kellan Monroe, but if this recording is any indication, they soon will be.  Producer Wayne Haun, along with Beyond The Ashe [More]

Yesterday morning, Beyond the Ashes performed on the Grand Ole Opry stage. The performance was part of CMA Fest's annual Sunday Morning Country show; this year, it honored legends from the Opry. It was baritone Kellan Monroe's first time on the Opry Stage, and he was blown away by the experience: "It was an absolutely surreal experience performing [More]

Beyond the Ashes stopped by the offices this morning to meet the Crossroads staff. They recently released their national debut, Treasures Unseen, with Vine/Crossroads, and hadn't been by the office before. They're pictured (right) with Executive Vice-President Scott Wagner and Director of Radio Promotions Jim Stover.   [More]

Today is the official release day for three artist projects and six soundtracks! The Akins - Live in Concert CD/DVD Beyond the Ashes - Treasures Unseen Skyline Boys - Till the Storm Passes By Soundtracks: Teddy Bear Revival (Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver) Come Unto Jesus Nothing's Too Big For My God I Have Decided to Follow Jesus Till God Turns [More]

Yesterday morning, Steve Eaton's Southern Gospel Views from the Back Row blog featured a review of Beyond the Ashes' major-label debut, Treasures Unseen. A highlight: Treasures Unseen is a treasure chest full of varying styles, superior production, more than capable vocalists and a song selection that would please even the harshest of critics. Do [More]