On a warm June evening in St. Paul, James Taylor brought his trademark warmth and wit to a packed Xcel Energy Center, ...

At 77, Taylor delivered a long set of songs that traveled the frequently revisited roads of his catalog spanning six decades.

Witness this parade of singer/songwriter heroes who came to Minnesota this spring: James Taylor and his newsboy cap followed Paul Simon and his generic ballcap and Bob Dylan and his cloud of curls.

Listen to Barbra Streisand talk about her new album, not being paid enough for 'Meet the Fockers' and if she'll ever direct ...

The legendary multi-hyphenate speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about her new album, ’The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume ...

For someone as laser-focused on lyrics, Bernie Taupin never had time for when legends like Eric Clapton took the easy way out ...

We've got a legend at the Amp and a full day's worth of recommendations at the BMO Pavilion, capped by Japanese Breakfast.

With a distinct Southern twang, Currington trekked through his many No. 1 country hits, including “Pretty Good at Drinkin’ ...

With his raw sound, tattooed rock star vibe and collaborators like Jelly Roll, he’s fueling the genre’s explosion.

If the role of the rest of The Beach Boys was diminished on a musical level, Pet Sounds was still a triumph of vocal layering. It certainly wouldn’t have been possible without the input of Wilson’s ...

Most rock stars have peaks and valleys in their career, but some artists have the true talent to make anything they play ...

No other artist has the ability to galvanise a whole city into uniformed celebration like Fender does with Newcastle. More ...