It has been a heartbreaking year for country music fans with more than 20 stars dying already. The list has grown quickly ...
With the exception of a 20-minute cameo at Farm Aid last fall, this is the first time Dylan has played a Twin Cities metro ...
Watching Dylan perform onstage, you get the sense that he would be doing this whether an audience was there or not.
A portion of proceeds from vinyl sales of ’Days of Unrest’ will be donated to the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project.
Two guitarists out, two more in, forgotten songs revived and strange online writings unveiled: Bob Dylan's summer got even ...
Willie Nelson's first Fourth of July picnic was held in 1973. It was a mess, and a $1000 fine was assessed for violations of the Texas Mass Gatherings Act.
Some of the most loved and celebrated musicians also get to join in on the festivities this Father's Day with musical ...
Bob Dylan's 'Long Hot Summer '26' tour is like the 'Rough and Rowdy Ways' tour immediately preceding it: mysterious, magnificent, unconcerned with hits.
He probably didn’t anticipate, though, that the most powerful American poetry would come from its songwriters. With the creation of jazz, blues, gospel, and country music, and the synthesis of those ...
“We’ve been talking about it for about 18 months,” Haggard told Rolling Stone. “We’ve been back and forth on the phone about what kind of song we needed to find, and we [even] wrote a couple of songs ...
Texas music icon Willie Nelson will again be making music with his friends this summer, as his Outlaw Music Festival Tour returns in July and August. Nelson, 93, will make three Texas stops, including ...
On every Willie record of late—he’s made ten in the last five years, the most recent being Workin’ Man: Willie Sings Merle, out last November—we search for signs. We look for clues of how he’s doing ...
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