Americana singer-songwriter Todd Snider, who died Nov. 14 at age 59, played the Riverside Ballroom many times, including once ...

Prine would pass a few days later on April 7. Beloved by many, including my family and our best friends, his fans were ...

Singer-songwriter Todd Snider died on Friday. He was 59 years old. For over three decades, Snider helped shape alt-country music and the East Nashville scene he represented.

It’s a three “C” morning for Todd Snider — coffee, composing and cannabis – as we discuss the other letter “C”-related items in his life — his current album titled “ Cash Cabin Sessions Vol. 3 ,” ...

Todd Snider, the beloved singer-songwriter who shaped the alt-country and Americana music movements, passed away at the age of 59. His death, confirmed by Rolling Stone, comes shortly after he was ...

Given a name like the Okee Dokee Brothers, one might expect a bit of mirth along with the music. And indeed, the Okee Dokee ...

When it came time to commission a new pop song for her bittersweet romance Materialists, Celine Song had a simple guideline for prospective songwriters: Make it like John Prine’s “In Spite of ...

Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield pairs with her twin, Allison, for the rewarding self-titled debut of a project that lands somewhere between alt-country and indie rock.

When it comes to homegrown talent, Telluride is best known for developing world-class skiers and snowboarders. Gus Kenworthy won a silver medal at Sochi, Russia, in 2014, and snowboarders Lucas Foster ...

In his early 20s, singer-songwriter John Prine worked as a mail carrier in Chicago and crafted many songs on his daily route. In his own words: “I passed the time each day making up these little ...

I'm With Her's new album is all about the music that members Aoife O'Donovan, Sara Watkins, and Sarah Jarosz grew up on. Their new album is "Wild and Clear and Blue." NANCI GRIFFITH: (Singing) Her ...

In 1971, singer-songwriter John Prine released the song “Spanish Pipedream,” singing, “Blow up your TV/ Throw away your paper/ Go to the country/ Build you a home.” Two years later, in 1973, Dan Marks ...