Paul Simon and Rhiannon Giddens performed 'American Tune' in New York; the 1973 song is having a resurgence during uncertain times in the country.

Bob Dylan has announced ‘Bootleg Series Volume 18: Through The Open Window, 1956-1963’. Find all the details below. The legendary singer-songwriter will release the extensive 8CD/2CD/4LP box set on ...

That’s how Lynyrd Skynyrd ended up on the list with their famous song “Tuesday’s Gone.” Despite the song having nothing to do with New York, or planes, or violence, because it referenced “Tuesday,” it ...

The Solemnity of St. Peter and St. Paul — the princes of the apostles and the patrons of the city of Rome — will take on a special character this year, especially for American Catholics. The feast ...

Peter Paul Rubens is one of the world’s most famous Baroque artists, known for his dramatic altarpieces, recent authentication debates, and of course, his eponymous curvy ‘Rubenesque’ beauties. What ...

The estate of the singer, one of the three in Peter, Paul and Mary, is selling his Upper West Side apartment, “a hub of music and art and culture and activism.” The great room of the duplex, with its ...

The debate over wind power pits those who see it as a path to a greener future against those who see it as a source of energy that will fall to its knees without government subsidies. Despite its many ...

Grab a front-row seat for a celebration of the legendary folk trio at this 1986 concert. Grab a front-row seat for a celebration of the legendary folk trio at this 1986 concert. Formed in Greenwich ...

Celebrate the impact of the folk music trio that provided America’s soundtrack for generations. Celebrate the impact of the folk music trio that provided America’s soundtrack for five decades, while ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Rock & Roll Hal of Fame announced Thursday that new Bob Dylan artifacts -- including original handwritten lyrics to “Blowin' in the Wind” -- are now on display at the Cleveland ...

The film is the latest of many to reveal the singer-songwriter’s baffling neutrality. By Jim Shepard It might at first seem obvious why filmmakers won’t leave the subject of Bob Dylan alone. Search ...