Johnny Cash's 1964 album 'Bitter Tears' went relatively ignored by radio stations and his record label, so he took matters into his own hands.

Born to working class cotton farmers Kingsland, Arkansas, Cash’s obsession with music began at a young age. Following a four-year period serving for the US Army, Johnny threw himself headlong into the ...

Johnny is the nice one. Cash causes all the trouble. They fight.” The iconic At Folsom Prison live album was recorded at Folsom ... very important to me. I hear songs by somebody, and they’ll say ‘I ...

It may not be 1968 anymore, and Johnny Cash may not be with us, but his spirit lives on in the immersive Folsom Prison Experience. On April 5, the Civic Center will turn into the Folsom State Prison, ...

It used to belong to Johnny Cash ... tunes out just to say to people, ‘The album changed so many times - here’s a song that didn’t make it’,” he explains of Jenny & Johnny and ...

Conway would go on to revolutionise country music Down Under, becoming affectionately known as Australia's answer to Johnny Cash ... Best Album and Best Song - a clean sweep that cemented his ...

Slowing down only for a couple of years to go to prison, Steve Earle has been one of the most prolific artists in country ...

The Rock Yard's season at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is already underway and features tribute acts every Friday and ...

Busy weekend in Montreal features Mona Lissa Chanda, the Grand Salle Ole Opry, the Vues d’Afrique film festival, Zaho de Sagazan and a birthday party for The Word Bookstore.