If you're looking for some unpopular folk ballads from the 1970s without the names Dylan, Mitchell, or Young, then look no further.

These three female folk artists changed the genre in very important ways, and their stories couldn't be more different than one another.

The room that is now Dalston’s EartH Theatre first opened as a cinema in 1936, five years before the birth of Martin Carthy.

Continuing his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour, Bob Dylan wrapped up the second of two shows at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall last ...

Twin Cities musicians will showcase the famous recording of the folk-blues icon in a concert Friday at the Cedar Cultural ...

Rhiannon Giddens announces new children's book celebrating the various contributions Black women have made to country music.

About five years ago, now living with her husband in Northampton, Caine signed on to join Young@Heart, the chorus made up ...

Bob Dylan has been brutally honest about Self Portrait, admitting the 1970 release felt like a disaster and one he quickly ...

Once dismissed for its acoustic sound, Led Zeppelin III has become a fan-favorite masterpiece that reveals the band’s most ...

Exploring the incredible yet underappreciated work of Colombian composer and experimental pioneer Jacqueline Nova, who ...

Philly’s concert calendar is packed with Erykah Badu, Sting, Boz Scaggs, Geese, Bill Murray’s band, and the new Hootie-R.E.M.

The Greenwich Village folk scene is best known for platforming Bob Dylan's career. But, who are Joni Mitchell's favourite ...