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The songwriter, two-time Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer riffed on “Soul Man,” “Green Onions” and “(Sittin’ on) ...

I have been following the new Taylor Sheridan drama, Landman, which focuses on the complex world of West Texas oil. The cast ...

After co-hosting in 2024 with Louisiana native Peyton Manning and Luke Bryan, Wilson steered the show solo this time. Seconds ...

Lainey Wilson, Ella Langley, Brooks & Dunn and more acts made history at the 59th annual CMA Awards on Nov. 19.

Jay Weinberg shared his first solo song "Sandstone" with Deafheaven vocalist George Clarke. The former Slipknot and current Suicidal Tendencies drummer first teased the song earlier this month and ...

BIGHIT MUSIC has announced its plans to take legal action against a case of alleged plagiarism. Recently, a foreign artist was accused of plagiarizing TXT’s Beomgyu’s solo song “Take My Half” after ...

The lineup for the 2026 Patriotic Festival dropped this week, and three-day passes went on sale Friday. The country music festival is scheduled for May 22-24 at Scope arena in downtown Norfolk. Zach ...

Brooks & Dunn have had plenty of hits over the years in country music. Both Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks are also talented songwriters, penning several of their hits together. But some of their biggest ...

Since 2013, Jenny Hollingsworth has been one half of the adventurous, emotive UK duo Let's Eat Grandma, along with her childhood friend Rosa Walton. The most recent Let's Eat Grandma album was the ...

There’s a saying among ARMY — BTS’ famously loyal fandom — that the South Korean supergroup’s songs find you when you need them the most. Feeling a bit melancholy? “Spring Day” is here to put things ...

The five-member boy group returns with their fourth studio album, which closes one chapter and opens another: “The reason why we're wrapping [this album series] is because we’ve had a lot of growth.” ...