Steve Earle

The music business is a high-stakes, high-risk venture, and it's not unusual for things to wind up in court.

A new filing questions the artists' standing to sue.

They're alleging the company deliberately lied about the extent of the damage.

Some of country music's biggest stars have released serious protest songs over the years.

When the show returns for the second half of its farewell season, one episode will feature an appearance by Earle.

Steve Earle speaks out about President Trump in a no-holds-barred new interview, calling him a "fascist" and saying he doubts he will finish his first term.

Miranda Lambert is featured on her idol Steve Earle's latest project, So You Wannabe an Outlaw, released on June 16. The singer assists on the song "This Is How It Ends," a rollicking three-minute jam that has a couple looking back on their failing relationship.

This is perhaps the most infamous country music quote of all time. Defender of classic country Steve Earle didn't care for the new Nashville sound that was up-and-coming in the '90s, and he wasn't afraid to say so.

The outspoken Steve Earle will not play Tucson, Ariz. on July 4, 2011 as planned. To explain why, he sent a statement to the press: "It is with decidedly mixed feelings and a fair amount of regret that I have decided to postpone our concert that was to have been at the Rialto in Tuscon on July …

Singer-songwriter-author-actor-non-shaver Steve Earle has announced the release of his new album, "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive,' due on April 26 via New West Records.  The 11-track album was produced by the ubiquitous T-Bone Burnett, and will be followed in two wee…