Seventy-one years ago today, a Memphis-based radio disc jockey played Elvis Presley for the first time, making him a local celebrity.

Curated by the Boss himself, "Lost and Found" captures the spirit of seven long-lost records spanning four decades.

Costello, a genre-bending Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, hit the stage with his band The Imposters in Nashville on their "Radio ...

Queen's Greatest Hits is the UK’s biggest-selling album of all time, with total worldwide sales of over 25 million copies ...

Though he isn’t immediately thought of as a country music artist when you look back at music history, Elvis Presley evidently did enough to immortalize himself as a cornerstone of country. He was ...

Springsteen once said he released records the way a novelist writes chapters — deliberately, seasonally, each one in ...

Elvis Presley’s career was slipping from the spotlight until one unexpected hit revived his legacy and secured his place as ...

In 1968, following his widely televised comeback special, several media outlets proclaimed Elvis Presley as the greatest living music performer. The title of greatest music performer was not given ...

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The King is gone, but he’s certainly not forgotten. With record-breaking advance ticket sales, the 2025 Penticton Elvis Festival promises to be another resounding success, says festival board ...

Elvis Presley covering a Bob Dylan song. Talk about music royalty. Legend has it that Presley became a fan of Dylan's original cut of "Tomorrow Is a Long Time," released in live form in 1963.