In 1958, the Highwaymen formed by a group of freshmen at Wesleyan University, led by singer Dave Fisher, along with Bob Burnett, Chan Daniels, Steve Trott, and Steve Butts, to the Highwaymen. By the ...

SPRINGFIELD — She’s topped the Irish charts with three No. 1 singles and a No. 1 album, but for Emer Dunne, performing in the U.S. is relatively new territory. “Folk music and songs from Ireland, ...

Of Monsters and Men has soundtracked melodramatic coming of age for many with its breakout 2012 album My Head is an Animal. The band’s song “Little Talks” in particular, with its folksy guitars and ...

After a two-month buildup, Daniel Caesar’s new album, Son Of Spergy, has arrived. The rollout for the project has included the June single “Have A Baby (With Me)” and “Moon,” the latter of which ...

It’s every music fan’s worst nightmare: a screenshot of a notes app message posted on social media. On Wednesday morning, Utah-based indie-folk band The National Parks, which sports a robust local and ...

Folk music might have reached its peak mainstream popularity in the 1960s, but without the groundwork laid by the music of the 1940s, the folk revival in musical hubs like New York City in the 60s ...

Romantic relationships (and their dissolution) have long served as some of the richest sources of inspiration and passion in music. Groups like ABBA and Fleetwood Mac were both fueled and eventually ...

Javaad Alipoor made his name producing multimedia, intellectually fizzy, essay-ish shows based in the real world. Fiona Mozley’s Booker-shortlisted 2017 novel Elmet is a slice of Gothic crime noir, ...

Girl groups have always brought something endearing to the music industry. Whether it's their vocals, choreography, fashion, or their cool demeanors — these girls always had a certain "it" factor that ...

At last weekend’s "No Kings" protest in Washington, D.C., inflatable chickens bobbed above a crowd that, according to demographic research, was made up mostly of educated White women in their 40s.

Tales of Kitamaat : a selection of legends, folk stories and customs of the Haisla people, a branch of the Kwakiutl Indian language-group who live on the west coast of British Columbia / by Gordon ...