Tom Roland

It's a classic love song, steady and true, delivered so crisply by its A-list vocalists that its unconventionality goes almost unnoticed.

When The War and Treaty ventured into Italy for the duo's second USO tour, a stop in Naples on Oct. 25 led to an unexpected bonus.

This story originally appeared in the November/December 2002 print issue of American Songwriter It is impossible, philosophers tell us, to know joy without pain.

America's presidential election found the country at a peak in anxiety, angry on one side about immigrants and fearful on the other of a descent into dictatorship.

Ever since Ralph Peer held his famous recording sessions in Bristol, Tennessee in the late 1920s with such acts as Ernest Stoneman, Jimmie Rodgers

This article first appeared in the November/December 2002 print issue of American Songwriter. Pam Tillis has researched her new CD project all of her life.

Less than 24 hours after an election with results that many pundits see as a pushback against diversity, the Hall welcomed six new members whose

When Jack and Jill went up the hill, they got more than just a pail of water. Or, at least, Jill did. Jack didn't really stick around.

The CMA Awards and the Grammys treat country music differently — case in point Beyoncé — here's why that's a good thing.

This week's Makin' Tracks highlights the writing and recording process behind Nate Smith's song "Fix What You Didn't Break"