Soul Asylum once suggested that sad people might start a company called Frustrated Incorporated. Misery loves company, they say. The band critiqued how sadness was getting packaged and sold in the ...

Music outlasts the limits of our minds and memories; it is something more elemental, more hardwired. Willi Carlisle ...

Here comes rhymin’ Simon. It’s not a phrase we would have imagined saying again, in the context of a concert tour, after Paul ...

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When Lauren Price moved to Owensboro in early 2024, she brought more than a love for bluegrass music — she brought a ...

Bill Moyers was arguably among the best reporters on the religion beat. Even if it wasn’t always the main focus of his work or what comes to mind for those familiar with his legacy, still, he was a ...

Johnny Cash wrote more than a few protest songs in his day. Here are a few of his finest, plus a few of his most underrated.

Indeed, the program for Thursday evening’s show of “Bill Forness & One More Round: A Tribute to Johnny Cash” pointed out that Forness and his mother would sing along to Johnny Cash songs as ...

Cash played “I Still Miss Someone” and many other Johnny Cash songs, as well as some of his own hits, during a Wednesday afternoon concert at Red, White & Blue Days in Morton Park.

25 photographs documenting Johnny Cash performing at Folsom and San Quentin prisons can be seen through October 12, 2025, at ...

When the woman doing the interview brought up the fact that Johnny had stirred up so much controversy, Waylon did not miss the chance to absolutely rip his friend, saying he looked like “a serial ...