Music

A Voice That Felt Like Home Tommy Hunter, the beloved Canadian country singer and television host known for generations as “Canada’s Country Gentleman,” has died at 89. Born Thomas James

As America quickly marches toward its 250th birthday, country music is once again doing what it has always done best: telling the story of who we are, where we have

A Homecoming Worthy of a Legend Jacksonville State University opened the Randy Owen Center for the Performing Arts with the kind of celebration only country music could deliver: a sold-out

A Night of Music, Memory and Mission Donna Summer’s music filled dance floors, defined an era and gave generations a soundtrack for joy. Now, her legacy will help shine a

The Kody Norris Show is bringing a classic American folk anthem into a new season of patriotic celebration. The award-winning country and bluegrass group has released its latest single, “The

As America begins gearing up for its 250th anniversary celebration, one bluegrass group is leaning fully into patriotism, tradition, and the unmistakable spirit of Americana. The Kody Norris Show has

The Malpass Brothers Keep It Classic with a Gospel Twist in New Live Project There’s something comforting about music that doesn’t try too hard. No gimmicks, no overproduction—just honest, heartfelt

A Night of Music with a Mission Nashville’s music community is coming together in a powerful way this spring, as some of country music’s biggest names take the stage not

Don McLean’s ‘Classics’ Album Strikes Gold, Proving Timeless Music Still Resonates In an era dominated by fast-moving trends and viral hits, some music simply refuses to fade. Decades after its

A Storyline That Cuts Deeper Than FameCountry artist Kelly Lang is stepping into a more daring and introspective chapter of her career with the release of her latest single, “HollyWould.”