Today in Music History for Oct. 16: In 1923, "The Societe Canadienne D'operette Inc.," one of the first opera companies in Quebec, presented its first production, "Offenbach's Les Brigands," at the ...

Tim Curry, Lou Adler, and David Foster joined a panel at the Grammy Museum for a discussion on the beloved music of 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.' ...

Today in Music History for Nov. 1: In 1847, Emma Albani, the first Canadian singer to distinguish herself in the international world of opera, was born in Chambly, Que.

Pavia has No. 17 Vanderbilt off to best start in 75 years after beating No. 10 LSU 31-24 ...

The first Pensacola Interstate Fair in 1935 started a day late. But since then, it has dazzled generations of Pensacola ...

The breakfast skillet combines eggs, potatoes, and meat in one satisfying dish. Bacon comes out perfectly crispy while sausage links stay juicy throughout. Lunch features thick sandwiches piled high ...

A brick fortress of forgotten treasures sitting proudly in downtown Bloomington, Indiana, where yesterday’s castoffs become tomorrow’s conversation pieces. The classic red brick building stands like a ...

Tommy is celebrating his 80th birthday this week with a special gig in The Cooler at 12 Mary's Abbey in Dublin. He will be ...

On October 18, 1969, the lead singer of The Supremes stepped onto an ABC stage to introduce five brothers from Gary, Indiana.

In October 1975, some incredible albums were released that would become classics. Here's a look back at five of them.

On 1948, Jim Ed Norman, the man responsible for shaping the sound of country music in the 1970s and 80s, was born.