Swift says the 2007 tour bus prank kept her up for months and nearly drove her to buy a pet lizard.

The Birmingham-born voice behind “Keep on Smilin’” stops at the Country Music Hall of Fame to perform live and reflect on his career.

John Anderson, voice behind “Swingin’” and “Seminole Wind,” died at home in Smithville, Tennessee. No cause of death has been released.

Washington turned his North Nashville home into a museum honoring over 150 Black musicians. A funeral is set for Oct. 31.

The trailblazing all-female dance company brings rarely-seen work Batty Moves back to the stage for the first time since 2002.

Belles tells the story behind “Son of Jolene” at a noon songwriter session downtown, about five weeks after the track hit Billboard’s airplay chart.

The free two-day festival fills Bicentennial Capitol Mall with over 100 vendors, puppet shows and Pulitzer winners this weekend.

Kirk Whalum closes a two-day lineup built from a sold-out 2025 debut at 3rd & Lindsley.

The downtown museum opened touch-screen tour maps and Folsom Prison tactile effects as Nashville renamed a stretch of 3rd Avenue South in Cash's honor.

Barbara Jenkins once graced a National Geographic cover. Decades later, she's speaking out in Nashville about the walk's darker chapters.

The $75 session at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum pairs hand-carved blocks with Nashville imagery on tea towels and totes.

The country-gospel act led by Shaye Smith, granddaughter of an original member, performs Sunday at the Country Music Hall of Fame.

The Music Row writer behind Keith Urban and Luke Combs hits plays a 45-minute acoustic set downtown Saturday.