In 1964, Jerry Lee Lewis was at a low point in his career. The rock and roll wild man, best known for the 1950s chart toppers “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” and “Great Balls of Fire,” had been ...

They need each other to survive, and The Bearded Saddle is, without question, an ideal setting for live music,” said Steve “Sven” Gattermeyer, who is organizing the event with the team at The Bearded ...

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The country music world has lost another legendary performer as steel guitar player Pete Finney died on Feb. 7. The Country Music Hall of Fame announced Finney’s death on Facebook.

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The Minnesota Vikings made a gamble last offseason when they decided to stick with their unproven quarterback in J.J. McCarthy. He was just one year into his career and had dealt with a torn meniscus, ...

Even icons have icons, and for every monumental rock ‘n’ roller, there’s at least one musician who came before them that they consider to be even better, more influential, and more significant to the ...

BRUNSWICK – Jerrold Lee “Jerry” Galleher of Brunswick, Maine, a Veteran of the Korean War, well respected audiologist, volunteer conservationist, and … BRUNSWICK – Jerrold Lee “Jerry” Galleher of ...

Like clockwork, the Oscar nominations left out a few deserving nominees. Admittedly, Sinners deserves all 16 of its record-breaking nods, but some of that love could have been spread around. Despite a ...