Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson were hard to tame. Both artists were passionate, convicted, admirably idealistic, and would seemingly not bend or break for anyone or anything. That’s simply who ...

Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, dubbed “The Mother Church of Country Music” and “The Carnegie Hall of the South,” famously hosted the Grand Ole Opry for decades. But between between 1969 and 1971, the ...

In the 20 years since the Historic Genesee Theatre has been reborn, the venue has hosted scores of acts, but none as off-the-wall as one set to take the downtown Waukegan stage on Jan. 11, “The Folsom ...

Cash and Kristofferson met at the Columbia Records recording studio a few years before Cash made “Sunday Morning Coming Down” a hit. Kristofferson, an Oxford graduate and U.S. Army Captain, was a ...