Veteran ‘90s rock band Sevendust has officially announced a major update to its upcoming Europe and UK tour, confirming that ...

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“Tim Tournier, our manager, my dear brother, one of my best. friends, is gonna be filling in on guitar for me over there on ...

Joliyah Daughtry is the weekend anchor and a multimedia journalist at KSLA. She's originally from the vibrant city of Jackson, Miss. and a proud graduate of Jackson State University. She earned her ...

Chris Rea, the British blues-rock singer known for hits such as "Fool (If You Think It's Over)," "Let's Dance" and the holiday classic "Driving Home for Christmas," has died. He was 74. Rea died on ...

A blues-influenced guitarist, he built a lasting career, particularly in Europe, with soft-rock ballads like “Driving Home for Christmas” and “Fool (If You Think It’s Over).” By Sopan Deb Chris Rea, a ...

Singer, songwriter and guitarist best known for his enduring hit Driving Home for Christmas Identifiable by his growling vocal style and fondness for playing bluesy slide guitar, Chris Rea, who has ...

Middlesbrough-born musician had hits with Driving Home for Christmas, On the Beach and The Road to Hell Chris Rea – a life in pictures Driving Home for Christmas captures the season’s true spirit ...

Ghost Hounds, which SAVNT described as a mix of Lightnin’ Hopkins, the Rolling Stones, and Chris Stapleton, is the brain child of guitarist Thomas Tull, a media-shy billionaire whose past ventures ...