Johnny Cash refuted his regional, ultra-conservative persona in a candid 1988 interview where he talks about war, Twisted Sister, and more.

From Mississippi roots to wilderness years and redemption, John Lee Hooker always played the blues his way. Here are the ...

On the bench, Jack Taylor provides back up at hooker, with Michael Manson providing backline cover. “I thought we brought good pressure last week both on attack and defence. The effort was there ...

The 2025 Irish Eurovision hopeful, Emmy, has covered Johnny Logan’s epic Eurovision ... She has released a cover version of the 1987 Irish Eurovision winning entry ‘Hold Me Now’.

It’s time to get a little “Misty”: Johnny Mathis, the singer who has entertained audiences since the 1950s, is retiring from touring, his team announced Wednesday. “As many of you may ...

Johnny Cash in the backyard of his Dyess boyhood home. Each artist will perform songs made famous by Cash as well as their own compositions. Food trucks will be on site and guests will be able to ...

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The singer's final performance will be on Sunday, May 18, in Englewood, N.J. Scott Dudelson/Getty Johnny Mathis is retiring from live performing. On Wednesday, March 26, Mathis’ Facebook ...

who served as the head of the music department at Western Kentucky University and recorded and performed with artists such as Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison and Brenda Lee as a founding member of The ...

Johnny Cash Finds a Hit with “Ring of Fire” Cash released “Ring of Fire” as a single from the 1963 compilation album Ring of Fire: The Best of Johnny Cash. It became his sixth overall No ...

Julia Kagan is a financial/consumer journalist and former senior editor, personal finance, of Investopedia. Chip Stapleton is a Series 7 and Series 66 license holder, CFA Level 1 exam holder, and ...

Meghan Markle was convinced she landed the cover of Vanity Fair not for her relationship with Prince Harry, but for her charity work, former editor Graydon Carter exclusively tells Page Six.