Eighty-eight years ago today, the trailblazing singer dubbed the Queen of Rockabilly was born in a small town in Oklahoma.

Tom Petty said people took this song from 1982 entirely the wrong way. The narrator wasn't cocky. He was actually deeply insecure.

One hundred seventeen years ago today, the original singing cowboy, a songwriter and politician, was born in Texas.

Fred Durst is remembering Sam Rivers. Following the Limp Bizkit bassist’s death, the band’s frontman took to Instagram to share a lengthy video tribute to his longtime pal, who died on Oct. 18 of ...

On 1961, Elvis Presley released a record-breaking album that marked a distinct career change (that only lasted a few years).

Some fans love these classic rock albums, while some hate them. The bands, apparently, didn't even want to make them.

In the wake of the FTC's lawsuit against Ticketmaster, Live Nation executive vice president Daniel M. Wall spoke out in a letter to senators.

This Rolling Stones No. 1 hit from 1973 has multiple backstories, some of which contradict each other. So, who was the real Angie?

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These killer one-hit wonders from the 60s more or less vanished from the Top 40, but they haven't disappeared from our hearts.

With Mark Chesnutt rushed to the hospital after medical scare, the country star offered some good news about his recovery.

Kenny Loggins is demanding that his song “Danger Zone” be removed from an AI video posted by President Trump mocking “No Kings” protesters.