Riley Baugus, a Walkertown native, grew up listening to blues and classic country musicians. At the age of 10, he started playing music and learned how to play the fiddle, banjo and guitar. Later, he ...

The Lost Recordings, 1954-1961," a new cache of unreleased recordings by Patsy Cline, is a reminder of how much her legacy has grown.

The actor, performing with noted blues musicians Thursday, initially struggled to find his footing — but once he locked in, ...

Nobody had a better time at the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown in 2005 than performers Danny Paisley and his band The Southern Grass. When not playing their scheduled sets or jamming around the local ...

Somewhere in Los Angeles, a studio switchboard lights up. A receptionist takes the call, puts it through to one of the ...

Over 200 pupils from three primary schools in Co Mayo have come together to promote traditional Irish music as part of a ...

Known to a new generation of fans for her Bafta-winning Bad Sisters performance, Duff is back in Reunion, a gritty four-part ...

The first single off of Molly Vulpynes upcoming album Houndstooth and the Hum, Hook is a riotous rock number layered with ...

Now, 149 years later, San Diego’s Gayle Skidmore, a distant relative of Bliss, has summoned his gospel spirit on her new album of solo neoclassical piano, commemorating The Ashtabula River Railroad ...

When Phil Cook found himself living alone in the North Carolina woods, he returned to the piano — his first instrument — working through loss, grief and the promise of new possibilities.

Photo: Christopher Morley During a midweek stop at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Fla., bluegrass golden boy Billy Strings treated attendees of the second ...

For the first time, AJ Lee & Blue Summit and The Fretliners tour together. Though they’ve played festivals, they’ve never actually shared a bill. Aspen’s show Wednesday night will be the first time ...