In last year’s Bob Dylan biopic, “A Complete Unknown,” Dylan and Johnny Cash appear together on screen just twice, after a long epistolary bromance. At the time Cash was the bigger star, but he wrote ...

A new tribute to the late Springfield music icon Johnny Lytle will have a permanent place on the grounds of the venue of his last public performance, right here in his hometown. A statue of Lytle, ...

Nigerian singer and songwriter, Johnny Drille has opened up about his relationship with the church and how his music has grown beyond traditional Christian boundaries. Speaking in a recent episode of ...

The Broadway world premiere of the new musical The Lost Boys has set an April 26, 2026, opening date and a principal cast that will include Caissie Levy, LJ Benet, Ali Louis Bourzgui and Benjamin ...

For 50 years, Johnny's Records in Darien has been a beacon for Fairfield County record enthusiasts looking to broaden their collections. The shop, which is tucked away on Tokeneke Road near the town's ...

Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of The Blackbyrds’ City Life and Johnny Lytle’s first-ever reissue of People & Love, both now available on 180-gram vinyl. Two recent releases from Craft Recordings‘ ...

Music legend Johnny Marr has announced a tour date in Manchester which will become his biggest ever solo show to date. The musician, who found fame as the guitarist and co-songwriter of The Smiths, ...

(RNS) — The museum, devoted to the history of Christian and gospel music, opened late last week in Nashville. Organizers say it’s a sign Christian music is experiencing a revival. NASHVILLE, Tenn.

The singer-songwriter and former Smiths guitarist will take to the stage at Manchester amphitheatre Castlefield Bowl for a special homecoming performance on Thursday July 9. It marks Marr’s first UK ...

Some fans thought Smith’s continued friendship with Depp is a betrayal to her historically progressive, radical ideals (Picture: Taylor Hill/Getty Images) Two icons – Smith, punk’s enduring poet, and ...

Jane’s Addiction singer Perry Farrell has returned to music for the first time since his now-former band’s infamous blow-up, with Farrell collaborating on a new song with techno musician Carl Cox.