How many women can say that Willie Nelson wrote a variety of songs for them – songs for them to sing and songs for him to sing about them? Academy Award-nominated actress and singer Amy Irving ...

There are few country artists more prolific or impactful than Willie Nelson. First breaking into country music in the late ’50s, the Red-Headed Stranger’s career has spanned most of the latter ...

1970 – Moves back to Texas. 1973 – Holds the first annual Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnic in Texas. 1975 – Wins a Grammy for Best Country Vocal Performance, Male, for “Blue Eyes Cr ...

Texas music legend Willie Nelson is helping lead a new push for farmers to organize in the wake of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and budget cuts. The Trump administration has been slow to ...

He represented artists ranging from James Brown and Willie Nelson to Michael Jackson and Sen. Orrin Hatch over the years, and oversaw the $300 million purchase of Big Machine Records by Scooter ...

1962 - Releases his first album, “And Then I Wrote.” 1970 - Moves back to Texas. 1973 - Holds the first annual Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnic in Texas. 1975 - Wins a Grammy for Best Country ...

“The first thing my wife and I did when we got home from the hospital that night was to take down the thin-blue-line flag we have always flown from our porch,” Tomlinson said.

Country music has long had a (not-so) secret love affair with weed, with Willie Nelson leading the way. It’s become even more pronounced in recent years. Eric Church’s “Smoke a Little Smoke ...