These three country musicians are doing more than fine, but they could be doing a tad better if they hadn't of passed on these No. 1 hits.

In its infancy, rock and roll was primal. But soon enough, rock artists began tinkering with more sophisticated epic songs.

Iron & Wine and Band of Horses frontman Ben Bridwell have teamed up to record a new covers EP, 'Making Good Time; check out the lead single, a version of Kendrick Lamar's chart-topping smash “Luther.” ...

Not every artist can make the world want to sing along in unison. Even rarer are the artists who can do so with sad songs. Adele can do both.

Boston sold a ton of albums in their time together, and they also scored some big singles, as these five hits prove.

Amid an ongoing health battle, country star Tim McGraw recently stepped out in Nashville sans cane (and hair.) ...

Alabama's 1981 release Feels So Right and their 1982 album Mountain Music were certified quadruple platinum on the same day.

Following his acclaimed arrival in 2015, modern soul rocker Anderson East has seen just about every kind of success there is.

Dierks Bentley can't think of anyone more deserving of the Country Music Hall of Fame than his longtime friend Kenny Chesney.

In a recent interview, bluegrass legend Alison Krauss said this 1983 single by Stevie Wonder is a perfect song.

If Elvis Presley was the King of Rock & Roll, Sam Phillips was the Grand Duke who brought Presley to lip-curling rule. Phillips, an Alabama-born visionary, founded the famous Sun Records. A ...

We revisit this iconic Mamas & the Papas television appearance that some have claimed was Michelle Phillips' silent form of protest.