Sixty-six years ago today, the world said goodbye to the "Singing Fisherman" who became a country and rockabilly legend.

Gram Parsons, the founding father of country-rock who played with the Byrds and Emmylou Harris, would have turned 80 today.

This one would probably hit too close to home to allow a performance like this these days... We're just under two weeks away ...

U.S. sales of vinyl records increased for 19 consecutive years through 2025, according to the Recording Industry Association ...

EXCLUSIVE: Saxophonist Leo Green opens up about his extraordinary life among music royalty as he recalls some seriously wild ...

Bryan Adams is a musician who has behind him hits that have become part of world music history, millions of records sold and ...

Oklahoman Richard Zane Smith is using recordings to build a lexicon from a language with no consistent written characters.

EXCLUSIVE: Saxophonist Leo Green opens up about his extraordinary life among music royalty as he recalls some seriously wild ...

Friday, November 6 Afternoon Tea at Osteria Sierra – 1:30-3 p.m., Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, 111 Country Club Drive. Enjoy a ...

To celebrate her 80th birthday on Nov. 6, TCM salutes the remarkable career of Sally Field, one of the most enduring and ...

Some singers will always stand out above the rest, and these classic songsmiths from the 1950s are so unforgettable that they ...

Zack Snyder remembered his daughter Autumn as "our heroic archer" and asked fans to support a suicide prevention walk in her ...