At the local radio stations in Shenandoah, Iowa, they were a popular attraction, billed as “Little Donnie and Baby Boy Phil.” Don was 8, Phil was 6.

In his rigorously researched biography of Phil and Don Everly, Barry Mazor busts some myths about the harmonizing siblings ...

The Everly Brothers were also active during the 1960s, particularly during the heyday of psychedelia. And like many of their contemporaries, they had a brief experimental period that involved ...

Don and Phil Everly, better known as The Everly Brothers, were a big deal back in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Their country rock sound and harmonies set them apart, and that sound even ...

Since 2016, brothers Zachary and Dylan Zmed, along with their partner and drummer Burleigh Drummond, have celebrated the pivotal music of the Everly Brothers with a heartfelt tribute. That tribute ...

Get ready to kick off the 2024 season at Ivoryton Playhouse! Opening this weekend is the much-anticipated two-person theatrical concert Everly: The Music of the Everly Brothers!

The first stage of the Everly Brothers’ career lasted until 1973, when Don and Phil split acrimoniously. They realized the folly of their ways and returned to performing together again in 1983.

The story of Don and Phil Everly and their music is told in Crying in the Rain: The Perfect Harmony and Imperfect Lives of the Everly Brothers by Mark Ribowsky (256 pp., $32.95, Backbeat Books).

Songwriters Cut Initially, the Everly Brothers, Don and Phil, wanted to release “Love Hurts” as a single but were dealing with a legal dispute with Rose and his publishing company Acuff-Rose.