These legendary rock bands, for some reason, never actually had a No. 1 hit. Charts aren't everything, apparently.

Garth Brooks said thank you in a big way after Luke Combs performed one song at his Songwriters Hall of Fame induction.

In August of 1988, Allen Reynolds, Garth Brooks, engineer Mark Miller, and the G-Men assembled for the first time—launching Brooks into the stratosphere.

Luke Combs is getting candid about his mental health, sharing details about the disorder he's been battling since he was 21.

Special has released a second advance track from its upcoming album 'Milestone, a soulful rock tune called “Slightly Controversial,” featuring Train’s Pat Monahan on guest vocals.

Wonder classic has a much deeper meaning. If you've ever sung Wonder's "Happy Birthday," you're participating in a history-making piece of art.

MaRynn Taylor is pulling back the curtain on beauty, insecurity, and self-worth in her new single “Pretty Much.” With lyrics that trace her journey from a 13-year-old staring at magazine covers to a ...

While helping raise money for those impacted by the Texas flood, Cody Johnson offered a powerful performance of "How Great Thou Art." ...

Miranda Lamber and Parker McCollum's 'Band Together Texas' benefit show raised a massive amount for flood relief.

A departure from her more bluegrass roots, So Long Little Miss Sunshine dips Tuttle into pop and rock, and needed time to evolve before it was recorded in Nashville with producer Jay Joyce (Lainey ...

In a new 'People' magazine interview, John Fogerty says he’s forgiven late brother and CCR bandmate Tom regarding their conflicts over the group; imagines they may have collaborated again had he lived ...

Yearning for sunny California? These classic and nostalgic 1960s songs about the West Coast are essential listening.