In the mid-1960s, Leonard Cohen abandoned his pursuits as a novelist to follow in the footsteps of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell as a New York singer-songwriter.

On the recording they made for their 1956 debut LP Tragic Songs of Life (later a country hit), Ira and Charlie Louvin ...

Music history loves a good redemption story. Some of the most beloved songs ever recorded didn’t start out as hits at all.

Fayetteville native and traveling troubadour Sean Harrison launched Songwright - Dickson St., a songwriter series that kicked off last week at Roger's Rec on Dickson Street in Fayetteville.

The pianist’s album highlights women in classical music, blending centuries-old compositions with modern arrangements for the festive season.

The organ-driven, old school instrumental three-piece is touring behind "Songs We Didn't Write" with a stop at Gabe's in Iowa City.

Berninger patted himself down, dug a hand into seat pockets and any bag he could find. No notebook. Resorting to his cell ...

The Spanish singer Rosalía talks about her new album 'Lux,' a head-spinning, epic album that features classical music, opera ...

What will Sir Paul sing? Will the Jo Bros bring a surprise guest? Check out this November concert roundup full of useful info and fun facts.

Today in Music History for Nov. 21: In 1877, Thomas Edison announced he invented a "talking machine" -- something that became known as the phonograph.

We caught up with Westerman to talk about the Athens heat, Robby Müller's cinematography, and other inspirations behind his ...

The title of a new documentary may be “Finding Lucinda,” but the film’s auteur and protagonist Avery Hellman was on a mission ...