Which, in a sense, is about traveling to greener pastures. Released in 1996 by Doc Watson, the song was actually written by the Grammy award-winning folk singer, Tom Paxton. In the true folk tradition ...

John McCutcheon has been at the forefront of the folk music movement since the 1970s, racking up six GRAMMY nominations along the way. He just released his 45th album, “Field of Stars” and he’s not ...

A history of metal's fascination with the fanged undead, from Slayer to Cradle Of Filth, Type O Negative and Creeper ...

"The little woman wrote giant works of art." Greenwich Ent, has revealed the official trailer for a music biopic documentary ...

From Slayer singing about Dracula to Cradle Of Filth and Creeper taking style notes from Interview With The Vampire and Near Dark, this is how heavy metal has intersected with vampires in popular cult ...

The acclaimed baritone is looking forward to rekindling his relationship with the SCO in Edinburgh and Glasgow later this ...

Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy” lifts the curtain on Donald Trump’s authoritarian movement.

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The Dublin Community Center will host a singalong concert celebrating the music of Peter, Paul and Mary at 6 p.m. Saturday, ...

A year after celebrating 50 years of making music, and a few fests shy of playing his 50th Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Tim ...

Folk legend Tom Rush continues to forge ahead. The 84-year-old singer-songwriter, who got his start in 1961, will bring a catalog of songs and stories to the Narrows Center for the Arts in Fall River, ...

Crys Matthews won the 2024 artist of the year award, her second IFMA. Susan Werner won the 2024 album of the year award for ...