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"Diamonds," with the late "Rhinestone Cowboy" on guitar, is the title track of the latest in a series of posthumous Waylon albums

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"We are deeply saddened and heartbroken to learn of the tragic event that occurred at tonight’s show," jam band says after 51-year-old man fell to death at sold-out show

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Despite being one of country music's most beloved artists, Monroe has been perpetually overlooked. She grapples with feeling invisible on a shockingly candid album

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In addition to scoring Wolfenstein 3D and Duke Nukem 3D, Prince's Doom music was added to Library of Congress' National Recording Registry in May

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From Sylvester to Pansy Divsion to Lil Nas X, from disco to punk to pop

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Footage of the 1964 appearance, where the Fab Four played "Can’t Buy Me Love" and "You Can’t Do That," was erased from BBC archives, but British conservationists obtained 35mm footage

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Both bands rose out of Chicago in the late 1960s, had a horn section, reluctantly went disco, hired songwriter-producer David Foster, and soldiered on after the most famous member left

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Cary joined the band in 1997, when they released their self-titled breakthrough album featuring the smash single “Kiss Me"

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Heavy Thrill, recorded at Johnny Cash's cabin, follows the North Carolina native as he launches his own label, prepares to become a parent, and grapples with anxiety

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Released on Juneteenth, Outlaws’ Almanac is a righteous gathering of contemporary and repurposed folk-roots freedom songs