50 years after Willie Nelson's original pilot show ... "Why did I wear a blue blazer with a red tie?" But, um, man, it was -- it was a good time. I normally get anxiety, you know, when I'm ...

And now, Willie’s the last one left. At 90, he still stands on that stage, braiding up his hair, picking at Trigger ... more than cheap slogans and red hats with empty promises.

a hot spot frequented by Willie Nelson and other outlaw country musicians. She was a hostess; he was a busboy. Back then, Al wore his hair long and charmed her with tales of crazy adventures ...

In fact, arguably the most recognizable aspect of McEntire's image is her fiery red locks ... of the Year," beating out the likes of Willie Nelson for the former and Rosanne Cash for the latter.

Guys & Dolls, the 1950 musical theatre classic about a gambler with a heart of gold. Brian Thomson’s successful New York City set is all gritty concrete and smokestacks. The centrepiece is a big ...

Ahead of his new record, Oh What a Beautiful World, which officially released on Friday, April 25, the legendary musician ...

Willie Nelson's songwriting journey has been a longtime in the making, and it stared when he wrote his first poem at just six ...

There are few country artists more prolific or impactful than Willie Nelson. First breaking into country music in the late ’50s, the Red-Headed Stranger’s career has spanned most of the latter ...

GARLAND, Texas — The City of Garland is hosting a two-day celebration of Willie Nelson's iconic "Red Headed Stranger" album on the 50th anniversary of its recording, the city announced.

Then, Phases and Stages, a concept album for which Willie abandoned Nashville altogether and recorded down in Muscle Shoals.

Our Classic Americana pick this week features Willie Nelson’s version of a song he wrote that became a massive hit for Patsy Cline.