Today in Music History for Jan. 22: In 1959, Buddy Holly made his last recordings in his New York apartment. Among the tunes were "Peggy Sue Got Married" and "Learning the Game." Holly used the same ...

The singer-songwriter was nominated for eight Grammy Awards and is remembered for his songs, "Total Praise" and "Trust Me." ...

Brigitte Bardot was the last living woman on the list of 59 people mentioned in the Piano Man's 1989 chart-topper.

He became one of the country's biggest names in gospel, with songs that were covered by Destiny's Child, Whitney Houston and ...

Rolling Stone staffers pick their favorite albums of 2025, from Bad Bunny to Clipse to Rosalia to Taylor Swift to Wednesday to Geese to Lady Gaga ...

Christopher Williams’ return to music came after his life was forced to slow down in a way he never expected. In 2021, the singer suffered kidney failure, collapsed, and spent nearly a month in a coma ...

Pensacola gospel singer Keyla Richardson has auditioned for Season 24 of "American Idol." Richardson previously reached the final four on BET's gospel competition show "Sunday Best." She has also ...

Forrest Frank announces 29-city tour, starting June 1 in Tulsa and ending August 1 in Arlington. Frank gained popularity with viral pop music and a strong social media presence. His hits, ...

The Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers are set to kick off a Thanksgiving Day tripleheader with a battle that could prove pivotal in a close NFC North race. But before they square off, NFL fans will ...

Forrest Frank is speaking out against AI-generated songs. The Christian artist was prompted to address the ever-growing issues by the fact that an AI artist currently has four songs in the Top 10 of ...

Christopher Jermaine Townsend made headlines and sparked online debate after creating Solomon Ray, an AI-generated gospel singer. The virtual music artist recently topped the iTunes and Billboard ...

The artificial intelligence takeover trend in music continues. AI infiltrating the music industry has been one of the biggest stories of the year, and it’s concerning how fast everything seems to be ...