Since debuting as the hyperliterate, bespectacled nerd prince of the new wave era on 1977’s My Aim Is True, British singer/songwriter Declan MacManus has worn many musical guises, but always under his ...

The upcoming album will coincide with the release of the King's brand-new concert film.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. As the holiday season comes to a close, this week may be the ...

In 1969, Dionne Warwick’s career received a boost courtesy of Elvis Presley. Warwick had begun to see success on the charts in the 1960s and Elvis, though on a career decline, was one of the biggest ...

Elvis Presley is a rock and roll legend known for his impact on Christmas music. What some may not know is that his Christmas legacy began on this day in 1957 when Presley recorded his first Christmas ...

Elvis Presley's The Classic Christmas Album hits No. 1 for the first time, more than a decade after its release and long after the superstar's death. (Original Caption) Elvis Presley runs a comb ...

Paul McCartney said he finds “solace” in listening to an Elvis Presley album. He wants his music to have the same effect on listeners. John Lennon had something to say about the same Elvis album. Paul ...

When Elvis Costello busted out in the late ‘70s as one of the New Wave/punk movement’s most talented songwriters, it seemed like he could easily have gone on forever in that vein. Few realized at the ...

What do you want to know about Memphis? Know Your 901 is an initiative launched by the know-it-alls at The Commercial Appeal that will seek to answer your questions about the Bluff City and the ...

Elvis Costello burst onto the music scene in 1977 with the album My Aim Is True and songs like “Alison” that established him as a powerful new voice in rock. From then on he released album after album ...

Elvis Presley once admitted that Long Black Limousine was the most personal song he ever recorded, reflecting fame, regret, ...

In October 1954, Elvis Presley made his catastrophic debut at the Grand Ole Opry. The singer left the hallowed venue in tears after the Opry manager apparently advised he return to his previous ...