Oh Cracker Barrel — the old timey restaurant that will give you all the fried chicken and biscuits you could want. They might ...

Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ is still shaking up country music. So are these Black Texas artists.

Mickey Guyton reflects on the legacy of “Black Like Me” from halfway across the world in China, where she’s still sharing her voice and experience with new audiences ...

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A wave of new country artists — including Preston Cooper, Ty Myers, Kashus Culpepper and The Red Clay Strays — are singing blues music these days.

As Beyoncé kicks off her Cowboy Carter world tour, her embrace of country music is reigniting conversations about the genre’s Black roots—and the pioneers too often left out of its history.

George Hamilton IV, longtime Grand Ole Opry star, who is at the festival dedicated to “old-timey” country music for the second time, said he is impressed with the music festival.

At an Old Juke Joint in Mississippi, the Blues Are Alive Jimmy Holmes is the last in a line of music legends as he seeks to keep a singular American art form thriving ...

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Nat Myers needs all the help he can get from the music community right now. The country and blues musician from Kentucky posted on Instagram on Valentine’s Day that he wouldn’t be able to make a show ...