Not every song can be a timeless hit. Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder's 1982 smash hit duet is proof of that.

Sixty-two years ago today, Bob Dylan saw his first mainstream chart success with a song that marked a turning point in his ...

Faith is a crucial part of Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani’s marriage. The former No Doubt frontwoman has spoken about how she ...

Fender's Dreadnought Starter Pack is the perfect entry point for any aspiring guitarist, and makes a great gift to boot.

While opening his tour in the U.K., Bruce Springsteen urged the crowd to support democracy and reject authoritarianism.

“Trust me, Luke Combs, you’re gonna move out of that house, having babies and all that,” Jason Aldean added. “Two-bedroom house, get out of here!” Continuing, the “She’s Country” singer said, “You ...

Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings had both experienced tremendous highs and lows, personally and professionally, by the time their paths crossed in the mid-1960s. Jennings had achieved moderate success ...

Bruce Springsteen has released a fourth advance song from his upcoming ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’ archival box set, a country/rockabilly raveup called “Repo Man.” ...

Some musicians are ready to shy away the minute their work is done. The four elusive musicians below operate in this way.

In 1963, a satirical comedy album poking fun at the Kennedys sold 7.5 million copies and won Album of the Year at the Grammys.

Slash showed off his pedal-steel skills when he joined Shooter Jennings for this Hank Williams Jr. tribute in Los Angeles.

By the 1975 tour, Buckingham and Nicks only had material from their 1973 album together and their first with the ...