Melanie Davis

Tom Petty always regretted this marketing choice for his 1985 'Southern Accents' tour, calling it "downright stupid."

From the 27 Club to the tragically premature losses of rock stars like John Lennon and John Paul Jones , the musical world and death, unfortunately, can

The death of David Crosby in early 2023 made the question of whether a CSNY reunion would ever happen less likely and more emotionally charged than

The last few months of 1967 were a busy time for the United States: the Summer of Love had just come to a close, the Vietnam War was in full swing, the

When John Lennon introduced his multiple versions of the politically charged “Revolution” to the Beatles, it sowed seeds of discord among the Fab Four, worldwide, and more specifically, Nina Simone.

We often associate the ubiquitous, albeit hyperbolic, feud between Neil Young and Lynyrd Skynyrd with their respective songs, “Southern Man” and “Sweet

With age comes confidence and wisdom that only a healthy dose of hindsight can provide, which is undoubtedly why contemporary covers by older artists can hit you even harder than the original version.

The infamous Gallagher brothers of Oasis fame have gained a reputation for their willingness to bad-mouth their critics, but this past weekend, the

Some musicians are prolific songwriters, others are technically proficient instrumentalists, but country legend Glen Campbell just so happened to

Although we often associate complicated or outrageous tour rider requests with raucous rock ‘n' rollers or pop divas, country stars are certainly no strangers to the odd rider requirement or two.