R&B icon D'Angelo, whose retro sound epitomized the neo-soul movement of the mid-'90s, has died following a battle with ...

In February of 1960, the Everly Brothers signed a 10-year contract with Warner Brothers Records for $1 million, making them ...

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Singer/songwriter Dottie West paved the way for other female country music musicians, and her legacy lives on today.

On 1928, DeFord Bailey transformed Nashville into Music City by cutting the first records ever made in the town.

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SFJAZZ announced that 10-time GRAMMY Award–winning jazz icon George Benson will make his SFJAZZ debut at San Francisco's ...

Michael D'Angelo Archer, the acclaimed R&B singer known as D'Angelo, passed away Oct. 14, following a prolonged battle with ...

D’Angelo, the Grammy-winning R&B singer and musician who helped usher in the neo-soul movement, died on Tuesday after a ...

D'Angelo, the 'Lady' singer whose album 'Brown Sugar' was crucial to the start of the neo-soul movement, has died. He was 51.

Elliotte Friedman’s 32 Thoughts returns with the shocking Connor McDavid extension, that impact it might have on other free agents, East and West conference picks, and more.

The 17-track “After the Sun Goes Down” is an upbeat, slightly throwback meditation on love in all its forms — lusty, ecstatic ...