Rosanne Cash turned to the editorial pages of the New York Times to take the N.R.A. to task in the wake of the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Sunday (Oct. 10), calling on fellow country musicians to stand up to the gun rights organization.
Rosanne Cash landed at No. 25 in Taste of Country's Most Powerful Women of All Time list due to a mix of her singing, songwriting and overall artistry in a career that spans decades and has seen her wander around freely between styles.
The children of Johnny Cash have released a statement after it came to light that one of the white supremacists who marched in Charlottesville over the weekend was wearing a Johnny Cash T-shirt, saying they are "sickened by the association."
Rosanne Cash was given a distinct recognition Sunday night (Oct. 11) that she shares with few songwriters: induction into Nashville's Songwriters Hall of Fame.
There's no question that Spotify is becoming more and more of a marketplace force in country music and beyond, despite much controversy among the artistic community. But will it be the ruin of the music business, as some have suggested — or its savior?
The Grammy Awards are Music's Biggest Night for good reason, and the 2015 event was no different, with stars of all genres putting on their Sunday best for the show.
Exclusive: Rosanne Cash Says Unplanned Road Trips Inspired Her Best Album Ever [Watch]
On one of the early trips that inspired Rosanne Cash's new 'The River & the Thread' album, the singer watched as Marshall Grant, Johnny Cash's longtime bass player, rehearsed for a charity show.