The song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" was written with Johnny Cash in mind, but it went to John Denver, who made it famous.

The story of “Take Me Home, Country Roads” begins in 1970 when John Denver collaborated with songwriters Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert during a music session in Washington, D.C. Denver had ...

From Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival going all-country to Morgan Wallen's two Camp Randall shows, country music is the main event in Wisconsin this summer. Wisconsin has always been a big ...

They’re saving country music from the musical summer I am having. I attended the inaugural music festival Biscuits and Banjos in Durham, N.C., last month. It was about three days of countryish ...

Following Amazon Prime Video‘s recent livestream of the 60th annual Academy of Country Music Awards, the streamer has announced a multi-year deal to continue hosting the awards through 2028 ...

Johnny Rodriguez, Hispanic Country Music Star and “That’s the Way Love Goes” Singer, Dies at 73 “Dad was not only a legendary musician whose artistry touched millions around the world, but ...

He rose to fame in the 1970s with hits like “Take Me Home, Country Roads” and “Rocky Mountain High.” Denver’s warm, soothing voice and timeless lyrics made him a beloved figure in the ...

As she moves up to co-lead vocal and songwriting duties for Black Country, New Road, Tyler Hyde selects 13 records that influence her ... “I find I’ve started making music that’s a bit like what John ...

Sacramento’s top country music extravaganza, GoldenSky Festival, added an extra day of shows in 2024.In 2025, it’ll be put on ice. The three-day festival in Discovery Park won’t be held this ...

Whether fans were rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday night (Feb. 9), there was one thing that everybody could agree on: John Denver's "Take ...

Why do they sing 'Country Roads' in Germany? American influence can be found everywhere, so it's not surprising to see a West Virginia-related hit song make its way across the pond to Europe.