Tamara Saviano has worked as a journalist, filmmaker, record producer and more. She tells the story her career in the new book “Poets and Dreamers: My Life in Americana Music," including her time ...

October culminates with all the fun of Halloween but there’s plenty of shows to keep you entertained across Blackpool’s two main theatres before then!

Today in Music History for Oct. 16: In 1923, "The Societe Canadienne D'operette Inc.," one of the first opera companies in Quebec, presented its first production, "Offenbach's Les Brigands," at the ...

ROHTKO, a performance directed by Łukasz Twarkowski, probes authenticity in art through the art world's most notorious forgery scandal.

The others were Cale Yarborough in 1976, Darrell Waltrip in 1981, Dale Earnhardt in 1987 and Harry Gant in 1991. Ironically, both Yarborough and Waltrip drove for Johnson when they accomplished the ...

Along with hits like “Mercury Blues,” “Tonight I Climbed The Wall” and “She’s Got the Rhythm (And I Got The Blues),” “Chattahoochee” propelled the album to the top of the country charts, and it’s ...

Released on his third studio album, A Lot About Livin’ (And A Little ‘Bout Love), “Chattahoochee” not only hit #1 on the country charts, but it also became Alan’s first ever song to enter the ...

Seventeen years ago today, Alan Jackson released the single that would be his 25th chart-topper, matching a record held by another legend.

Alan Jackson has written plenty of his own songs. But these four hits sound like they were written by him, but were penned by someone else.

Way down yonder in Luke Combs' backyard was a two-year-old's birthday that was the envy of country fans everywhere. The country singer's youngest son Beau turned two with a fishing-themed party that ...