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Lucinda Williams’ greatest weapon is the song she’s singing

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Riley Green's Journey: From Construction Worker to Country Star and Whiskey Entrepreneur

The country star talks duck camps, dive bars, Merle Haggard, and why a good bottle of bourbon belongs at the end of every ...

Amy Grant on Making Her First New Album in 13 Years, ‘The Me That Remains,’ After Asking: ‘Am I Doing People a Disservice in My Sixties, Singing Songs From the ...

With the just-released title track of her forthcoming album, “The Me That Remains,” Amy Grant refers to the 2023 bike ...

Mike Gordon on Bob Weir: ‘I Don't Think the Dead Could Have Worked Without Him'

The Phish bassist remembers his friendship and performing with the Grateful Dead co-founder ...

J. Cole's 'The Fall-Off' is a 10-year journey back to his Fayetteville roots

J. Cole's 24-track final album, 'The Fall-Off,' took 10 years to create, serving as a deeply personal tribute to his hometown ...
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“When you've been in a band you’re always, in the back of your head, thinking, 'Well, maybe this is it.' And I don't mind that feeling. I don't see it as a sad thing ...

“For me, I really never had one. There were projects like Faith No More where I spent more time on, in terms of touring and ...

American Idol Ends Hollywood Week Part 1 On Bizarre Cliffhanger — Are Your Favorite Singers Safe?

Monday's American Idol, which kicked off Hollywood Week in the hopes of securing a Top 30. But what the heck was that ending?
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“Who Are You with Carl Dixon” brings The Who’s legacy to Greensburg’s Palace Theatre

Who Are You with Carl Dixon” brings The Who’s legacy to Greensburg’s Palace Theatre For Who fans, it was a sad day when the band wrapped up its North American farewell tour last October, taking with ...