The blues and the Beatles come together at this year's Beatles on the Beach, with Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman at the ...

Catch Downtribe at the Hot Fish Club in Murrells Inlet on March 6 from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. They have a reggae-influenced sound they call "rastabilly." ...

One year after Nashville singer-songwriter Larysa Jaye’s passing, C.M. James continues her legacy through C.M. Jaye ...

Bruce Johnston, who first took Beach Boys cofounder Brian Wilson's place on tour in 1965, will no longer regularly perform ...

Bruce Johnston — who has been touring and recording with the Beach Boys since 1965 — is leaving the touring lineup to focus on songwriting projects.

From its iconic guitar riff to its rise to #1 on the Billboard charts, this Beach Boys' classic became the anthem that ...

Miami City Ballet is making its debut at The Parker and Florida Grand Opera will uncrate its majestic “Turandot.” Jazz in the Gardens has Ludacris and Nelly. Local stages will have “Curb Your ...

Grammy-winning vocalist and songwriter Bilal brings his genre-blurring soul, jazz, funk and experimental R&B to South Florida ...

Regardless of what side of the aisle you stand on or your thoughts on gun control as a whole, I think we can all agree that ...

The opening lines of these iconic outlaw country songs still give me the chills every single time I hear them.

Days after news broke of "Deadliest Catch" star Todd Meadows' death, his bunkmate on the Discovery show is speaking out.

Sixty-three years ago today, the Beach Boys released a surf rock classic that almost got them sued by a rock icon.