Nashville’s Most Famous Neighborhood Saturday, May 17 at 11 pm Nashville’s Music Row has given rise to epic successes and ...

A 100-year-old World War II veteran, the only flame-thrower operator to survive Iwo Jima is in Nashville listening to his ...

Nashville is the hub of country music, but these three artists decided to record some of their most iconic albums outside of ...

Pianist and music industry executive David Briggs, famed for his work in Muscle Shoals as well as with Elvis Presley and ...

The Red Headed Stranger 50th anniversary events will be May 16-17 in downtown Garland. The tribute concert will be May 17 at ...

As a member of the original rhythm section at Fame Recording Studios, he helped put the northern ... Mr. Putnam and Mr. Carrigan moved to Nashville in late 1964 and began infusing country ...

It’s 2025, so perhaps you could be forgiven in thinking the country music genre has advanced beyond its exclusively white, ...

Briggs also founded recording studios and a publishing company ... world-renowned soul cuts that emanated from 130 miles south of Nashville in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

It's doubtful The Grand Ole' Opry will ever be the same following their eventful collision with country music Donegal ...

Brok Mende of Friends of Friends Recording talks about building a welcoming space where artists can feel OK inviting him into ...

In 1971, Briggs established the Nashville recording studio Quadrafonic Sound Studio with fellow Nashville recruit from Muscle Shoals Norbert Putnam. Neil Young recorded his Harvest album there ...