A s far as pedals go, the Boss DS-1 is arguably the most famous. This humble orange box has lain at the feet of countless ...

Dolly Parton has given a heartbreaking update on her career after the death of her husband of 59 years, Carl Dean.

During a break in class, Ronnie Knight doodled on a piece of paper. He was taking a University of North Alabama business management night course the company he worked for at the time paid for. That ...

The artist’s album “New Threats from the Soul” is suffused with listlessness and yearning, dark jokes, and wordy ...

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Springsteen once said he released records the way a novelist writes chapters — deliberately, seasonally, each one in ...

Cited as one of the first representations of black queer popular culture, Ma Rainey's sensational Prove It on Me Blues is a ...

Landmark concert venues, museums, and music trails around the South continue to tell the region’s ever-changing sonic story.

The Irish musician carved a signature sound full of cheeky humor and sparked a viral trend dubbed the "woke Macarena." With her excellent upcoming album, Euro-Country, she's poised to break even bigge ...

Addison Rae joins Lana Del Rey in London for a mix of revered favourites, country classics and a few surprises. Read MOJO's ...

In towering year for popular music and countercultural lore, we take a look at some of 1967's lesser-known albums that have been dwarfed by the era's big names.

One new Bruce Springsteen record would have us dancing in the dark. But seven? We're on fire.