Holly Gleason

Ella Langley always knew she was going to make it happen. Today, the 4-time Academy of Country Music and Country Music Association Award winner announced her

Country singer Leah Blevins isn't afraid to wear her emotions on her sleeve in new album “All Dressed Up.”

When the Boxmasters got together in 2007, the surf/power pop/British invasion/roots rock band didn’t know what might happen – just they liked the same wildly

It’s rare for an artist almost four decades into a career to have firsts. Last year, Kenny Chesney had three: first solo and first country artist to headline The Sphere in Las Vegas, induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and his first New York Times Best Seller “Heart Life Music.”

Country superstar Kenny Chesney reflects on the memoir he resisted writing and preparing for a new batch of shows at Sphere in Las Vegas starting June 19.

Kenny Chesney on what he hopes fans experience at his Sphere concerts

Maligned. Heralded. Courted. Rock critics are more than a necessary evil, they create a sense of urgency around an artist, a feeling that music needs to

They were titans to us, Midwestern kids enthralled by rock music, mythic Greek figures who communicated truths about, directly to the rock stars we loved. Unlike the self-congratulatory DJs, the rock critics told us who they were, who the bands were, what they meant, why the songs and albums mattered. Growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, a city that declared bankruptcy, saw its lake die and river catch on fire as the ‘70s reduced by hometown to toxic rubble, rock & roll was the only thing that seemed to matter. Our football team sucked. The baseball team was no better. Don’t even consider the hockey or basketball organizations. It was bad. But, there was always the furious spirit of rock music, tilting against the norms and exploding with a rage – or euphoria – that captured you.

Dale Morris, the 89-year old supermanager who passed away in Nashville Friday evening, was hard to miss. With his tennis shorts, collar popped and sunglasses,

EDITOR'S NOTE: Dolly Parton died Aug. 25 in Nashville, Tennessee. She was 80 years old. In honor of the beloved singer, songwriter, philanthropist, actress,