Edgbaston is renowned for its ‘awesome’ atmosphere and, even as England struggled, three butchers chased an inflatable pig ...

The son of the late Tommy Allsup, the guitarist with Holly's band on the Winter Dance Party Tour that stopped at the Surf on ...

Buddy Holly influenced the Beatles in countless ways, including one eye-opening way you might not have considered.

Buddy Hollys Microphone from The Day The Music Died Donated to Surf Ballroom On the Surf Ballroom's 77th anniversary, musician Austin Allsu ...

Don McLean, born Donald McLean III on October 2, 1945, in New Rochelle, New York, is an American singer-songwriter and ...

As a kid, Graham Nash was impressed by the same larger-than-life American rock stars as his classmates, but one performer inspired him in a different way.

“I’ve had people drive in from Canada,” David claims. The Crickets had their short season in the sun. Buddy Holly had already moved on when he died on that cold February night in 1959.

What do Buddy Holly and Texas Tech have in common? Lubbock, Texas has a rich ranching history, a surprisingly exciting arts ...

Buddy Holly’s band was sometimes called the “Chirping” Crickets, but well-known instrumental band members — drummer Jerry Allison and bassist J.B. Mauldin — did not chirp.

Buddy Holly wrote and recorded this song with only his acoustic guitar in December 1958, in his apartment on 5th Avenue, New York City. It was a follow-up to his big hit Peggy Sue, making it one ...

Holly led the way in writing and producing his own songs, as well as playing all the instruments with his band, The Crickets. “Buddy” also features many other hit tunes of the era including ...