Seventy-eight years ago today, Hank Williams stepped into Castle Studio in Nashville to record his first songs for MGM Records.

The songs that made Hank Williams, Jr., a Country Music Hall of Famer are just part of the conversation. The songs that kept him out for so long deserve as much consideration. Not that any should ...

At 75 years old,Hank Williams Jr. has got some serious dance moves and — to be frank — is pretty limber. A video of the country veteran dancing on stage while singing his 1981 hit “Weatherman” has ...

For a while back in the early 2000s, Sara Evans was one of the biggest names in country music. With hits like “Suds In The Bucket,” “No Place That Far,” “Born To Fly,” and “A Real Fine Place To Start, ...

While on the verge of turning 76, Hank Williams Jr. proved that age was just a number when he got low during recent performance.

Tyler put out his gospel album Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven? in 2022, which consists of three discs, each containing ...

An Irish pub is being sued by a large music organization for its public performances of music, including several genres as ...

The trio will perform well-known songs from country legends, including Don Williams and Johnny Cash, and fan-favourites such ...

Doppelgangers and 10,000 hours of practice will make for an afternoon of music that would not have ... the music of two generations of Hank Williams.

Jimmie Rodgers, Fred Rose and Hank Williams were the inaugural class of Country Music Hall of Fame artists in 1961. 16 country artists are in both the Country Music and Rock and Roll Halls of Fame.