In a new interview, John Lennon confidant Elliott Mintz recalled witnessing what he thinks was Lennon’s final in-person meeting with Paul McCartney.

Written by Kenny O’Dell, “Mama He’s Crazy” became The Judds’ first chart-topping country song 41 years ago today – August 4.

Junkyard frontman David Roach has died, just months after he announced his battle with an aggressive form of cancer.

The Beatles topped the Hot 100 for the first time in 1964. This British band did it first with a very strange instrumental single.

Was "Surfer Girl" really Brian Wilson's very first song? The truth is a little murky, and likely will always be up for debate.

Thirty-three years ago today, Brooks & Dunn were atop the country chart with a single they were initially unsure about releasing.

In a new interview, Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott revealed that his band Has “plenty of stuff” for a new studio album that's due out in 2026.

Billy Sherrill, whose countrypolitan style helped launch icons including Tammy Wynette, George Jones, and Charlie Rich, died one decade ago today.

Thirty-eight years ago today, Randy Travis released his second Paul Overstreet-penned single to reach the top of the country chart.

In a recent interview with American Songwriter, founding Kinks drummer Mick Avory said that there was little chance of a reunion.

Seventy-eight years ago today, Hank Williams stepped into Castle Studios and recorded a single he'd equate with failure in the future.

Looking to take back the rights to their early music, Salt-N-Pepa accused Universal Music Group of taking their music off streaming platforms.