Backed by an excellent band complete with a banjo ... members knew songs like “Amen” or “Let It Burn” word-for-word didn’t preclude them from participating — the “woah”s and “yeah”s baked into them ...

The Sound Check challenge has stressed out a lot of artists, but not Zedd. The DJ-producer declared he had so much fun choosing between songs that it’s now the only kind of press he wants to do.

If you’re a free user on Spotify, you can now find any song you want and listen to it. The streaming giant is introducing the new feature “Pick and Play,” alongside “Search and Play,” which enables ...

Every time I put together these quick two-in-one entertainment articles, I feel happy because I’m giving you value in a single piece. Maybe others would simply separate the topics into different ...

Underneath a fingernail moon and the silhouettes of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, Oliver Wood stood onstage at the Earl Scruggs Music Festival and declared, “This one goes out to ...

When you play the ukulele, you get a lot of questions. Ukulele players have heard them all. But there’s no denying the power of this small instrument. Kala Brand Music Co., a popular manufacturer of ...

Glenn Frey was living in an apartment at 1020 Laguna Avenue in Echo Park, Los Angeles when he heard the beginnings of a song that would give his band the Eagles their breakthrough hit. It was 1971, ...

Some of the greatest country songs ever written use only three simple chords. In this video, I share a personal selection of 20 3-chord country classics that not only sound great but will also help ...

Whether you’re running outside or just hitting the treadmill, good music can often make the difference between a great run and a blown goal. That’s why we’re putting together playlists each month ...

The Earl Scruggs Music Festival, held Labor Day weekend at the Tryon Equestrian Center southeast of Asheville, may hit the Goldilocks sweet spot in music festival size. It’s big enough to attract ...

PHILADELPHIA − It might seem like the Eagles made a foolish decision to pick up the fifth-year option for defensive tackle Jordan Davis, guaranteeing someone who played only 37% of the defensive snaps ...