Taking the stage in Fortaleza, Brazil, Guns N’ Roses offered the thousands of fans a setlist that included more than two ...

On this day (April 20) in 1957, Elvis Presley was at No. 1 with “All Shook Up.” The song spent nine weeks at the top of the ...

We have the story behind "The Gambler" a song written by Don Schlitz, which became a big hit for Kenny Rogers.

Much of Bob Dylan’s music touches on existential subjects, cultural and political takes, literary inspirations, and storytelling that tends to be much broader than simple love songs. He did, though, ...

Throughout her career in country music, Miranda Lambert made a name for herself when releasing songs like “Kerosene” and “The House That Built Me.” Having released nine studio albums, her last, ...

Keith released the most successful debut country album on April 20, 1993. His self-titled debut reached No. 17 on the country chart. “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” made him one of the few artists to reach ...

Need to get your ears ready for summer? Kick back, relax, and listen to some of these 70s yacht rock favorites.

When a singer wins the competition, they not only get a recording contract but also a cash prize of $100,000. Although most only dream about what they would do with the money, for Alexia Jayy, it ...

Audience members love to peel back the curtain of the music industry. These three iconic music TV shows do just that.

Classic rock radio had some pretty big hits in 1971, but some of those songs don't get quite as much airplay nowadays.

Some songs take on more than one meaning over time. Here are some of the most anthemic songs of the 60s, and what they stand for.

These are three incredible collaborations with Vince Gill, songs that most people have already forgotten about.