Remembering The Death Of Marty Robbins, Genre’s Most Amusing Artist
On December 8, 1982, country music star Marty Robbins died at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville following a massive heart attack. He was 57.
Is Faron Young’s Death Caused by Depression?
How did Faron Young die? What was the cause of Faron Young's death? Where and when did he die? What was his last number 1 chart hit?
The Death of Gary Stewart Is Just So Heartbreaking
Learn about the cause of Gary Stewart's death. Did he commit suicide? Why? How did the country music artist start his career?
Remembering The Death of Ray Price, The Singer Who Reshaped Country Music
Discover the cause of the death of Ray Price. When and where did the country music artist die? What was his illness? What are some of his great songs?
A Representative Announced The Death Of Rock’ n Roll Pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis
Jerry Lee Lewis, the rock' n roll pioneer and one of the most legendary figures in country music, has passed away at his home in Mississippi. He was 87.
How Don Gibson and His Death Affected the Music Industry
This is a tribute to the legacy and death of Don Gibson, one of the legendary songwriters and singers of the country music scene in history. Learn more here.
Remembering The Death of Mel Tillis, A Multi-Talented Artist of All Time
Learn what is the cause of the death of Mel Tillis. How old was Tillis when he died, and where did he die? How many songs had he written throughout his career?
Doug Sahm’s Mysterious Death: What Really Happened?
Get more relevant information about the death of Doug Sahm. When and where did he die? How old was he when he died? What is the cause of his death?
Elvis Presley – Remembering the King’s Legacy and His Untimely Departure
The King of Rock & Roll Elvis Presley passed away on August 16, 1977. He was 42. Forty-one years later, we commemorate his untimely death.
The Spine-Chilling Backstory of Johnny Horton’s Death
Johnny Horton had premonitions about his death at the time his career in country music was at its peak. On Nov. 5, 1960, his prediction came true.
Taking a Look Back at Dottie West Death and Her Impact on the World of Country Music
The untimely death of Dottie West is one of the saddest parts of country music history. One of the best award-winning singers and songwriters in the scene.
People Get Old: A Tribute to All Fathers in the World by Lori McKenna
Lori McKenna has released ten studio albums as an artist and has written hit songs for some of our favorite country singers. On July 20, her solo career will broaden with her eleventh album, The Tree. Her first track “People Get Old” is a touching reminder how time passes so fast.
The Many Versions of “Where the Soul Never Dies” by Country Artists
“Where the Soul Never Dies” tells about the blessings of heaven whose great words and tune of Golden or Never Die all came from William Matthew Golden.
Remembering Sir Douglas Quintet’s Greatest Hit, “She’s About a Mover”
Sir Douglas Quintet had several iconic hits but in this article, let's remember their inarguably greatest hit song, "She's About a Mover."
Remembering Hank Thompson’s Death: Honoring the King of Western Swing
Hank Thompson was a trailblazer in the honky-tonk Western swing scene. And is considered as a big part of country music history.
Remembering The Death Of Tennessee Ernie Ford, Whose Bass-Baritone And Friendly Twang Made Him A Country Star
On October 17, 1991, country singer Tennessee Ernie Ford died of liver disease at Reston Hospital Center with his wife by his side. He was 72.
Remembering The Death of Roy Clark, One Of The Most Significant And Influential Figures In Country Music
On November 15, 2018, Roy Clark died at his home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His publicists revealed in a statement that Clark’s death was due to complications of pneumonia.
Loretta Lynn’s “Van Lear Rose” Is A Lyrical Masterpiece Tribute To Her Mom
Loretta Lynn turned her father’s ‘How I Met Your Mother’ story into a masterpiece of tunes and harmonies with the captivating “Van Lear Rose”.
A Tribute for America’s 4th of July Celebrations – Alan Jackson’s Rendition of “America The Beautiful”
Country star Alan Jackson performed his rendition of “America The Beautiful” for America’s 4th of July celebrations.
Remembering The Death of Porter Wagoner, The Brightest Grand Ole Opry Star
On October 28, 2007, Porter Wagoner died after a long battle with lung cancer. He died with his family and his best friend, Dolly Parton, at his side. He was 80.
Remembering The Death Of Billy Joe Shaver, Who Helped Inspire The Outlaw Movement In Country Music
On October 28, 2020, the world mourned the death of Billy Joe Shaver after a massive stroke. Shaver is one of the pivotal figures in the outlaw country movement.
Remembering Loretta Lynn: The Feisty First Lady and Beacon of Women Empowerment of Country Music
Loretta Lynn, the acclaimed country singer and songwriter, defied all odds and ascended from a small coal-mining community to stardom.
Remembering The Death Of Roger Miller, Whose Hits Brought A Variety Of Quipping Rural Humor
Roger Miller is best known for his song “King of the Road.” He is not only a singer but a talented songwriter. Today marks his 26th death anniversary.
Loretta Lynn, Coal Miner’s Daughter and Country Music Queen, Dies At 90
Country icon Loretta Lynn who gave voice to the domestic realities of working-class women through her music, died at the age of 90.
A Toast to the Death of the King of Country Music Roy Acuff
We commemorate the death of the King of Country Music, Roy Acuff. We remember his legacy in country music and his contributions to the industry.
Canadian Actor Robert Cormier Of Family Drama Heartland Died After Apparent Fall
Canadian actor Robert Cormier died on September 23, 2002, due to injuries sustained in a fall – which his family describes as a "tragic accident." He was 33.
Remembering The Death Of Freddy Fender, One Of The Few Hispanic Artists To Achieve Major Success In Country Music
On October 14, 2006, Grammy-winning musician Freddy Fender died at his home in Corpus Christi, Texas. His death came after a long battle with lung cancer.
A Tribute to Hank Willams’ Legacy: Roy Clark’s “I Saw the Light”
Back when TV entertainment got substance, Roy Clark was among the conscientious artists who have no qualms incorporating spiritual songs in his acts.
Vince Gill Sings Never-Heard-Before Song He Wrote With Chris Stapleton During This Year’s ACM Honors
One of the rarest treats during the 15th ACM Honors was from Vince Gill, who took center stage to sing an unreleased song he wrote with Chris Stapleton.
Remembering Red Sovine: 7 Fast Facts About His Life and Legacy
It is a fact that American country music artist Red Sovine is known for his songs about truck driving, especially those that are spoken as stories but are set to music.