Seventy-one years ago today, one of the most consequential songwriters in country music history died in Nashville.

On this day (November 6) in 1947, Hank Williams stepped into Castle Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, and recorded “Honky Tonkin’” for the second time. The song’s second release saw it land in the top ...

Country legend Hank Williams has many enduring and influential songs to his credit, from “Hey, Good Lookin’” to “Honky Tonk Blues” “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.” Now the Alabama native is earning new ...

The Grand Ole Opry will honor Hank Williams with a historic tribute featuring his grandchildren Hilary, Holly and Sam ...

A pastor has been warned by a police officer that the bible verse on the back of his van 'could be considered hate speech'. Pastor Mick Fleming, who is a friend of the Prince and Princess of Wales, ...

But not everything he’s tried has gone to plan. There was HSAS, the damp-squib early 80s supergroup Hagar formed with Journey ...

FRISCO, Texas -- After losing 75 of 108 games over seven seasons with the New York Jets, defensive tackle Quinnen Williams has one wish with the Dallas Cowboys. "I'm hungry to win," Williams said ...