Kris Kristofferson, the vibrant, trailblazing country music hitmaker who wowed audiences in the 1976 remake of “A Star Is ...

As far as country songwriters go — or songwriters of any genre — Kris Kristofferson was among the most authentic. That’s a word that Nashville loves to freely toss around, but in the case of the Texas ...

The legendary singer and actor, who has died aged 88, was once described by Johnny Cash as 'being able to make you feel every ...

Country fans who enjoy music from 1970s acts like Buck Ownes should take ... he released timeless tracks like “The Year Clayton Delaney Died,” “(Old Dogs, Children, and) Watermelon Wine ...

He released his debut album Old No. 1 in 1975 and introduced ... However, he was one of the most influential country artists from the 1970s. Even those who have never heard Clark’s music have ...

Heartbreak was already a big country music trend by the time the 1970s rolled around: Check out this gallery of great '60s sad songs for proof. But with a new decade came along a whole new crop of ...

Kris Kristofferson, a groundbreaking country music singer-songwriter and a Hollywood actor in 'A Star Is Born' and 'Blade,' ...

A public inquiry over a proposed large-scale solar energy scheme has heard both those behind the venture and those battling ...

He first started serving his country 54 years ago. Carter joined the U.S. Army Reserve in 1970 and was immediately put in a “through ticket” drill sergeant program to go directly to basic ...

A spokesperson for Kristofferson, Ebie McFarland, confirmed the musician’s death, adding that the “artist, singer, songwriter, actor and activist … passed away peacefully in his home in Maui, Hawaii ...

Mason Ramsey tells Billboard about evolving his music beyond his viral past and being inspired by artists including Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison.

For a particular show in May 1971, after packing the place for Neil Young, Miles Davis and Laura Nyro earlier that year, the Guthrie drew a sparse crowd for Kris Kristofferson. Too few people were ...