Johnny Cash Honors June Carter Cash With His Final Live Performance Just Months Before His Death
Johnny Cash's final live performance in July 2003 was a heartbreaking tribute to June Carter Cash, as he honored his late wife with "Ring of Fire" just months before his own death.
Remembering Johnny Cash and the Influence That Lives On Decades After His Death
Decades after his death, Johnny Cash's influence still burns bright through his love with June, his raw American Recordings, and the Man in Black's fearless truth.
The Heartfelt Eulogies Bob Dylan, Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson, and Other Legends Wrote for Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash's friends Bob Dylan, Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson, and more shared heartfelt eulogies that revealed the truth, grit, and eternal legacy of the Man in Black.
13 Controversial Country Songs That Offended Some but Spoke to Millions
These 13 country songs stirred up headlines and heated debates, but they also told the truth, sparked change, and stuck with us like the best songs always do.
Inside the Beautifully Messy Love Story of Johnny Cash and June Carter
The wild, beautiful, and brutally honest love story of Johnny Cash and June Carter proves that the greatest romances are the ones that survive the fire.
Why The Highwaymen Refused Alcohol on Tour and What They Drank Instead
The Highwaymen left the booze off their tour rider for a reason—most had already been to hell with it. What they drank instead says more than you'd expect.
“Were You There” Has Never Sounded More Powerful Than When Johnny Cash Sang It with The Carters
Johnny Cash and the Carter Family's rendition of "Were You There" isn't just a performance—it's a soul-stirring experience that brings the hymn's sorrow and power to life.
The Best Male Country Singers of All Time Ranked by Over 19,000 Real Country Fans
More than 19.7K country fans voted on Ranker's list of the best male country singers of all time. From legends to modern stars, these 100 names define the genre.
Post Malone and Ashley McBryde Lit Up the Stage with a Fiery “Jackson” Duet at Opry 100
Post Malone and Ashley McBryde delivered a fiery, last-minute duet of Johnny and June's Jackson at Opry 100, bringing the house down with raw, playful energy.
How the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s Will the Circle Be Unbroken: Volume Two Became a Country Music Landmark
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's Will the Circle Be Unbroken: Volume Two brought together country legends and new voices, proving that musical traditions live on when shared.
Johnny Cash’s Handwritten Bible Notes Show the Scriptures That Guided Him
Johnny Cash's handwritten Bible notes reveal his deep faith and search for redemption. His personal reflections on scripture show a man who never stopped seeking grace.
Johnny Cash Walked Into Nickajack Cave To End It All But Found A Reason To Live
Johnny Cash entered Nickajack Cave in 1967 to end his life but emerged with a renewed faith in God. That night became the turning point that saved him.
This Teen’s Take on ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ Feels Like a Johnny Cash Revival
A 14-year-old delivers a jaw-dropping rendition of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," channeling the Man in Black with a voice and charisma beyond his years.
Before Boy Bands Were Cool, There Were The Highwaymen
The Highwaymen—Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson—defined rebellion in country music. Though three are gone, their spirit lives on.
Johnny Cash and the Absolutely Chaotic Tale of His First Live Performance of “San Quentin”
Johnny Cash performed his self-penned song “San Quentin” live right at the San Quentin State Prison, and it was a performance to remember.
Johnny Cash’s “Sixteen Tons”: A New Twist on an Old Favorite
Johnny Cash released one of the most amazing performances of the classic hit “Sixteen Tons.”
Johnny Cash Adds Personal Twist to Cover “Personal Jesus”
Johnny Cash twangs out a country touch to sing his rendition of Depeche Mode’s synth-pop song “Personal Jesus.”
Johnny Cash statue to represent Arkansas at US Capitol
A new statue honoring the Arkansas native and country music icon Johnny Cash will be unveiled at Statuary Hall in September.
Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson Grace the Stage Together for a Memorable Performance of “Folsom Prison Blues”
Country legends Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson took on Cash’s original song “Folsom Prison Blues” for a live album titled ‘VH1 Storytellers.’
Sheryl Crow Sends Out Distress Signal in “Redemption Day” Featuring the Voice of Johnny Cash
Sheryl Crow’s 2019 remake of her 1996 ballad “Redemption Day” melds the voice of Johnny Cash in his cover of the song released in 2010.
Who was Dolly Parton’s First Crush?
Just like any regular lady, Dolly Parton used to fangirl over a 50s heartthrob in country music.
Find Peace in God: Johnny Cash’s Sweet Rendition of “In the Sweet By and By”
Let’s find peace as we listen to Johnny Cash's sweet rendition of the hit gospel song “In the Sweet By and By.”
“Why Me Lord”: The Iconic Duet of Johnny Cash and Ray Charles
In 2010, Johnny Cash and Ray Charles shocked the world when they released their version of “Why Me Lord,” 29 years after its initial recording.
“Forty Shades of Green”: Johnny Cash’s Ode to Ireland
Country legend Johnny Cash describes how beautiful Ireland is in his hit song “Forty Shades of Green.”
A Short List of Facts You Didn’t Know About The Monumental Life of Johnny Cash
Think you know all the facts about Johnny Cash, the Man in Black? You might learn a few more in this article. So, make sure to check it out.
100 Best Classic Country Songs Of All Time
Get ready to take a trip down memory lane with our curated selection of 100 best classic country songs of all time.
“September When It Comes” – Rosanne Cash and Johnny Cash’s Final Duet
In 2003, Rosanne Cash released her final duet with her father, Johnny Cash, titled “September When It Comes.” Discover the story behind it here.
Johnny Cash And June Carter Cash Duet “Help Me Make It Through the Night”
Johnny Cash took on the highly popular, racy track “Help Me Make It Through the Night” with his wife, June Carter Cash. Check it out here.
Johnny Cash Brings Chills With “Don’t Take Your Guns to Town”
In December 1958, Johnny Cash released “Don't Take Your Guns to Town” as the first single from his second album. The song turned out to be one of his most popular pieces.