As summer festival season kicks into high gear, I’m thinking about the best music festival I ever attended: Lollapalooza 1995. Unlike today, when there’s seemingly a different mega-festival each ...

Jolene’s Honky Tonk on East 4th Street aims to bring the “excitement and hospitality of Nashville” to downtown Cleveland when ...

Dig out your cowboy hats for a country music day packed with hits that’s coming to Doncaster. The Country Day Party will take place at the city’s Labyrinth nightclub on October 11 between 3pm and 8pm ...

Hits Radio Cornwall has announced two of its adored presenters will be leaving its breakfast show. The station, formerly the ...

After a week away on the British seaside at The Great Escape we’re back this week with a bumper edition of our Discovery ...

The Turkey Cobb brings together turkey, avocado, lettuce, tomatoes, bacon, and blue cheese crumbles for a hearty salad that doesn’t leave you hungry an hour later. The Wedge Salad, with its simple but ...

Perched at the edge of City Island, Johnny’s Reef is like the seafood version of an amusement park. That glowing neon sign isn’t just advertising – it’s a beacon calling to hungry seafood lovers from ...

Beloved of maudlin Irish drunks, though written by an English lawyer, Danny Boy is perhaps one of the most cloying, overly sentimental songs ever written, but when covered by Johnny Cash on his final ...

Johnny Cash released a posthumous album in 2006 that featured 49 lost recordings from the 70s and 80s, which were stored at his studio.

On this day in 2003, the world of country music and Johnny Cash lost the beloved and one-of-a-kind, June Carter Cash.

Grand Funk Railroad took "Some Kind of Wonderful," which barely dented the Hot 100 for Soul Brothers Six in 1967, to No. 3 ...

Then someone chimed in, “He’s the Jewish Johnny Cash!” I couldn’t help but smile at that comparison. It wasn’t the first time I had heard it, and it probably won’t be the last.