There was only one mic but lots of heart. In the late fall of 1987, Canadian folk rock band The Cowboy Junkies recorded an album at Toronto's Church of the Holy Trinity. The live-style recording was ...

The Cowboy Junkies — long one of the best bands in all of popular music — are riding back into the Bay Area to perform multiple concerts. The sensational country-folk-rock act, consisting of vocalist ...

Time has not diluted the Cowboy Junkies’ dreamy mix of tempestuous torch songs and soup-for-the-soul soundscapes, but it has given it a naturally more seasoned feel and bittersweet bite that fans (and ...

Written by Timmins remotely in an old converted barn in Northern, Ontario, the songs were a more familial matter for bandmates and siblings, including sister and vocalist Margo Timmins and drummer ...

You get great vocal work, terrific guitar playing, gorgeous lyrics and so much more at a Cowboy Junkies show. Oh, but there’s one thing you don’t get when you attend a concert by this Canadian ...

Cowboy Junkies broke through in 1988 with their epic The Trinity Session LP and have been creating spell-binding music, spearheaded by the unique voice of Margo Timmins, across five decades. Such ...

Cowboy Junkies is a band of subtle dynamics, their lyrics typically introspective and the delicate nuances in the voice of Margo Timmins conveying contemplation, perhaps an inner conversation with ...

MARSHALL TWP. – Nobody quite knew how to categorize the Cowboy Junkies when the Toronto band moseyed onto the music scene in 1987. Descriptors like "lo-fi" and "Americana" hadn't been put into use yet ...

In 1988, Cowboy Junkies proved that there was an audience waiting for something quiet, beautiful and reflective. The Trinity Session was like a whisper that cut through the noise -- and it was ...

When the Cowboy Junkies released their first album in 1986, it consisted almost entirely of covers, though, sometimes, their renditions were so original, you couldn't recognize the song they were ...