Thanks to his unwavering positivity and minimalistic lifestyle, Toby Keith once said that Willie Nelson lived like a nomad.

While performing at the Esquire Ballroom in the 1950s, Willie Nelson would perform the fitting song to close the nights.

Then, Phases and Stages, a concept album for which Willie abandoned Nashville altogether and recorded down in Muscle Shoals.

1960 – Moves to Nashville. 1962 – Releases his first album, “And Then I Wrote.” 1970 – Moves back to Texas. 1973 – Holds the first annual Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnic in Texas.

Texas music legend Willie Nelson is helping lead a new ... It's not surprising to see Nelson, 91, lend his voice to farming issues. In 1985 the Texas native joined with Neil Young and John ...

No cause of death was cited but Billboard reports that he died “peacefully at home, with his wife Rikki by his ... ranging from James Brown and Willie Nelson to Michael Jackson and Sen.

Disco, punk, reggae, and metal were rising. Willie Nelson transformed outlaw country with Red Headed Stranger. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined Fleetwood Mac. Kiss became superstars with ...

Known as the Red-Headed Stranger, a serious cannabis enthusiast and one of country music's most iconic songwriters, Willie Nelson has recorded an incredible number of classic songs in his more ...

once lit one up with Willie Nelson on the roof of the White House. “He confessed that he smoked pot in the White House and he said that his companion was one of the servants in the White House ...