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Bluegrass Great Ronnie Bowman Dies at 64 After Motorcycle Accident. 'We All Loved Him'

Ronnie Bowman, celebrated bluegrass artist, died from critical injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash; his acclaimed career included multiple International Bluegrass Music Association awards.

  • On Sunday, Ronnie Bowman, the 64-year-old bluegrass and country singer-songwriter, died after a motorcycle crash in Ashland City and was taken to Vanderbilt Hospital, Nashville.
  • Authorities say investigations into the crash are ongoing, with reports indicating he suffered multiple critical injuries, including severe brain trauma, and required life support, according to medical teams treating Bowman.
  • A defining voice in bluegrass, Ronnie Bowman rose to prominence in the 1990s with the Lonesome River Band and won multiple International Bluegrass Music Association awards, with his songs recorded by Lee Ann Womack and Brooks & Dunn.
  • Fans and fellow musicians flooded social media platforms with tributes, mourning a significant loss for the bluegrass and country music community.
  • Bowman remained active in recent years, releasing a self-titled project in 2019, and his work continues to influence bluegrass and country music audiences and artists.
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WataugaOnline.com broke the news in on Monday, March 23, 2026.
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