Luther Allison’s son played with Stevie Ray Vaughan for his 16th birthday, toured in a band where pedals were forbidden, and ...

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Heroux’s been writing ever since, just not as much as he once did. Haywire Honky Tonk will play those 90s country hits and some originals from Heroux and Randahl. Heroux has written a couple of songs ...

Most teenagers fantasize at some point about becoming a recording star. Now, some Roanoke Valley middle and high schoolers ...

Social Distortion's Mike Ness on overcoming cancer to make new album 'Born to Kill,' the visceral reaction he has toward ICE, and loving Tom Petty.

Ahead of the Norwegian author's ambitious Historia event, Karl Ove Knausgård tells Best Fit how the music he grew up listening to continues to permeate his work.

When cootie catcher’s video call fills my laptop screen, the Toronto four-piece are lounging on a couch at their practice space, framed by a massive, regal Lady and the Unicorn tapestry on one wall.

Dave Gallaher, a touring bluesman, was loved just as much for giving back to the community as his eloquent and fiery guitar playing.