Sugarshack Sessions has mostly been a YouTube thing. But that changes Friday when real-life venue Sugarshack Downrpwn opens in Bonita.

Danny Wimmer Presents, the organizer behind Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life, has partnered with Metro Government to ...

You’d be forgiven if you didn’t guess that it was the big-voiced yet tender-hearted Atlanta crooner Teddy Swims, whose desperation-tinged soul ballad “Lose Control” has been on the Hot 100 singles ...

Swims went viral for singing Shania Twain and would be "honored" to keep doing covers. But the Grammy nominee has "something ...

Malibu is in ruins. But the legendary Shangri-La studio somehow still stands amid the apocalyptic fury and ashen remains of ...

And Depeche Mode debuted at No. 1 in 1993 with Songs of Faith and Devotion ... s Heart Like a Wheel hit No. 1 in 1975, while Bonnie Raitt’s Longing in Their Heart followed suit in 1994.

Bonnie Anderson opens up on her new music, being her authentic self, and why she wanted to return to reality TV. It was 2007 when Bonnie Anderson won Australia's Got Talent. But despite taking the ...

Bonnie Tyler will "never retire" from music. The 73-year-old singer has been in the industry ... where she will perform her new single 'Yes I Can'. She added: "The song is all about finding your ...

While many may have found it challenging to transition back to normal life, Bonnie was eager to dive back into her music and resume touring. The pause imposed by the pandemic only reinforced her ...

Vince Gill and Maggie Rose have collaborated on a soul-stirring rendition of Bonnie Raitt‘s 1991 hit “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” along with a video featuring the two recording the song in ...

He’s kicking off the KFM Karaoke Country Revue, a monthly celebration where honky-tonk culture meets the queer community to toast, twang and tumble through songs like old friends in a Garth ...

It's a moving set of songs which constructs a vivid bridge ... there’s this band playing down at Max’s Kansas City and some woman, Bonnie Raitt.” I’d heard of Bonnie.