"We’re going to honor the life you lived and the love you spread with every show we play. You'll always be with us," drummer John Otto writes to late bassist ahead of Mexico City show

The multilingual pop star has been reinterpreting classic songs as she makes her way through Spain and Latin America

At 89, the legendary guitarist is a vital link to the roots of an entire genre. Thanks to Sinners and a busy schedule, he's also just plain vital

He's leveling up with his new album Sankofa, which marks a creative evolution and is out Dec. 4

Bill Anderson, Pam Tillis, Scotty McCreery, Jamey Johnson and more inductees of the Nashville institution highlight all-star anniversary gig

"This show really was everything I’ve dreamt of making since i was young," singer writes after 14-month trek concluded earlier this week

"These songs are how I feel. Some of them are about just banging my head against the wall," says the songwriter, who's been the go-to opening artist for Treaty Oak Revival and Koe Wetzel

At her recent New York shows she celebrated her classic debut album, raising hell with the band she's led for 50 years

After releasing two standout albums in one year, the British polymath opens up about being hard to categorize, her childhood, and everything she's overcome to get where she is

According to some of his collaborators and friends, the late songwriter encouraged young musicians like Sierra Ferrell to come to Nashville