The 1970s brought about a world of great country music. Artists like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Cash were making huge waves with the Outlaw Country movement.

The song became Outlaw Country artist’s only No. 1 single and went on to be one of the most influential songs of the 1970s. He performed it during union protests, and the track inspired the 1981 ...

Country music legend Willie Nelson, 91, was forced to miss the opening shows of the 2024 Outlaw Music Festival, which began Friday in Georgia, due to "not feeling well," he announced on X.

At a recent show at the Outlaw Fest tour, Micah Nelson gave a sweet anecdote, before performing a song that he wrote about his father. The story and song are very fitting.

“The Outlaw Country Cruise becomes a place where that legacy of what happened in the mid-1970s lives on,” Tepper told Rolling Stone in 2019. “It’s still alive and we’re moving it forward.” ...

Next, Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Country will arrive at CCNB Amphitheatre in Heritage Park, in Simpson, S.C., on Tuesday, Sept. 12. Joining the headliner are Weir & Wolf Bros, Payne and many more.

Nelson launched the Outlaw fest as a one-off Pennsylvania event in 2016 before taking the concept on the road the next year. Dylan was among the artists on that inaugural tour.