You can count on enjoying another great weekend of country and bluegrass bands at the fourth annual Papa Joe's Banjo-B-Que and Bluegrass Festival at Evans Towne Center Park.
Blues, country and Americana music fans are lucky to have the chance to see Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale perform together at the 20th annual Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival.
Whether you like gospel or bluegrass music or both, there will be plenty of it this weekend with Jeff & Sheri Easter's Homecoming Gospel Festival and the Aiken Bluegrass Festival.
Legendary Grand Ole Opry star Jimmy C. Newman at 85 rarely performs outside of Nashville, Tenn., but he is making an exception for his long-time friend Little Roy Lewis.
You can expect a couple of major changes when Augusta's longest-running outdoor music festival, A Day in the Country, is presented Sunday, May 5, at Augusta Riverfront Marina.
Bluegrass queen Rhonda Vincent has something very important to do before performing Friday, May 3, at the Little Roy & Lizzy Music Festival at Elijah Clark State Park outside Lincolnton, Ga.
It was really touching to see such a class act as Georgia native Luke Bryan winning the Academy of Country Music's top Entertainer of the Year award Sunday night.
It was 57 years ago almost to this day that Mississippi-born Elvis Presley, freshly signed to RCA Records, made the first of his two appearances at Augusta's Bell Auditorium on March, 20, 1956.
Country music singer Aaron Watson is probably one of the best known independent artists to come out of Texas even though most people in the South never have heard of him.
Judging from the responses I received to my recent column about encountering some rude audience members, I'm certainly not the only one who has noticed this growing trend.
It's appropriate that country music superstar Ronnie Milsap is performing with Symphony Orchestra Augusta on Valentine's Day because he has had a love affair with his wife, Joyce, for an amazing ...
Rising country music singer Brian Davis, now opening for Brantley Gilbert on his Hell On Wheels tour, admits that he and his older brother were hell on wheels kind of kids growing up.
Country music superstar Ronnie Milsap, when starting out about 50 years ago, was trying to decide if he wanted to stay in show business or pursue an academic career.