For decades, Texas Monthly has partnered with Texas Book Festival, the state’s premier literary event, serving as a media sponsor and regularly participating in the festival’s programming. Now we’re ...

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Jazz musician Chuck Mangione, known for his hit “Feels So Good,” has died at 84. His attorney, Peter S. Matorin, says Mangione died Tuesday at his home in Rochester, New York. He ...

Veteran country performer Lukas Nelson's first solo album, "American Romance," showcases his growing confidence in his best creative self.

Thousands braved the Texas heat for Willie Nelson’s 1979 picnic, held on a golf course he bought himself. Here's how it all went down.

Willie Nelson hosted his 1979 Fourth of July picnic on a golf course near Austin that he bought himself. Thousands came despite heat and a gas shortage.

Country music singer-songwriter Willie Nelson promotes his Red Headed Stranger album at Peaches Records on October 28, 1975, in Atlanta, Georgia.