The 22-year-old artist revealed that Alanis Morissette's 1995 album "Jagged Little Pill" to reconnect with herself and ...

With a powerful dual-lead-singer lineup, the Ontario band has gone back to their roots and captured the No. 1 song on the ...

The issue is The ultimate review of 2025: the best albums, the biggest events and the megastars who rocked our world.

Time to dust off those old CDs! Join us as we count down the 90s rock songs that deserve way more love than they get. From alt-rock anthems to pop-punk classics, these tracks defined a generation but ...

Out of more than 23,000 entries for consideration, four Mississippi musicians have been nominated for 2026 Grammy awards. The Recording Academy has more than 15,000 voting members, and only the best, ...

A few days after the star singer Forrest Frank fell off his skateboard, crashed into a wall and fractured two vertebrae, he previewed a new track about the accident on TikTok. Frank, formerly a member ...

Little Rock Christian returned two first-half interceptions for touchdowns, cruising past 7A-Central rival Pulaski Academy for a 55-28 victory Friday at Warrior Field. With the victory, the Warriors ...

When visitors step into the new Museum of Christian and Gospel Music, executive director Steve Gilreath hopes they see something they recognize. Perhaps the backdrop from a Third Day concert tour, Amy ...

A former member of the bands Amen, Brides of Destruction, The Wildhearts and Sorry and the Sinatras passed away last week. Scott Sorry, also known as Gerard Scott ...

FM102.1 in Milwaukee has officially come to an end. The alt-rock format that was part of WLUM-FM (102.1) for 19 years switched over Oct. 28 to Air1, a contemporary Christian worship format that ...

A 1990s rock band is reuniting for new music and their first tour dates in more than three decades. Sugar, led by singer-guitarist Bob Mould of Hüsker Dü fame, released a new song called “House of ...

There may not be a better country song about pining for someone else than “The Fool“. The song, out in 1997 on Lee Ann Womack’s eponymous freshman record, is written by Marla Cannon-Goodman, Gene ...