Today in Music History for Nov. 15: In 1920, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra made its debut at the Plantages Theatre under the direction of Alberta Weaver Winston. The orchestra folded in 1932, but a ...

Byron Isaacs and Peter Cole form their own doctrine in Lost Leaders.

CMAs nominee Stephen Wilson Jr. and the owners of Big Loud Records talk about his signing with the label and what makes him ...

Dave Burgess is known for being part of the late 50s band The Champs, whose hit song "Tequila" became a Grammy-winning ...

From ‘Push It’ to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, we're detailing how hip-hop girl group Salt-N-Pepa didn’t just make hits, ...

Today's releases include some old favorites returning with "definitive" collections and long-awaited albums, plus a record ...

Grammy-winning musician Dave Burgess, leader of the instrumental group The Champs and the voice behind the iconic 1958 hit “Tequila,” has died at the age of 90. Burgess passed away in Dover, Tennessee ...

Afrobeats is quickly switching towards full Detty December overdrive. Every week feels like a showdown, and this one might be ...

Stephen Thompson from NPR Music is joined by Liz Warner from WDET in Detroit to chat about their favorite albums out Friday, ...

One spontaneous Lady Gaga show rewrote the syllabus of senior Quinn Boyle and Niccie Jamitkowski's college years. These ...

Miley Cyrus has released “Dream as One,” a new song that she made for the new movie Avatar: Fire and Ash. Cyrus co-wrote and ...

However, on IV, released in 1971, Led Zeppelin were ready to explore blues more curiously and with more historical closeness.