These songs by legendary artists topped the country charts in the 1970s but have since disappeared without a trace.

Reba McEntire opened the “ Opry 100: A Live Celebration” by honoring her two country heroes; Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn. The country star kicked off the March 19 show with an a cappella version of ...

These hit songs from country legends were banned from the radio upon their initial release, but seem tame to modern audiences ...

Loretta Lynn, Tanya Tucker and Tammy Wynette — had a No. 1 hit an average of once a month. In the present day, Dolly's ability to synergize what these women represented attracts every woman ...

Kassi Ashton talks about the long road to releasing her debut album, her trusted songwriter partners, free spirits and her TikTok angst ...

Last year, it was Loretta Lynn's granddaughter Emmy Russell ... Carrie was definitely far less out there and weird than the woman she replaced, Katy Perry. She also didn't flirt with any of ...

Reba McEntire performed multiple times at the Opry 100 celebration, and she sounded amazing as usual. However, her hairdo was a little distracting.

With the release of her new single “The Giver,” Chappell Roan expands the genre and challenges the general societal consensus ...

The very first woman to trailblaze this category was Loretta Lynn in 1972. The late star is best known for her hits "You Ain't Woman Enough (To ... a Woman," "You're Still the One" and "From ...