Robert Burns wrote down the lyrics to "Auld Lang Syne," and in the almost 250 years since, it's been cemented as the anthem ...

Like all great storytellers, songwriters dictate events for us in original and enticing ways. Inspiration for those stories can come from anywhere, but the three artists below looked to history. Check ...

Country music is known for its storytelling. Sometimes, songwriters will pull stories from their lives or the lives of those around them and create widely relatable songs. Other times, they’ll build ...

Includes songs and history of the pre- and post- (1620-1812) American Revolutionary era. Songs in part with melodies (unacc.) and in part without the music. Adam's fall (or the Trip to Cambridge) -- ...

Hip Hop, a genre rooted in storytelling and social commentary, often brings historical events to the forefront of its narratives. While many songs highlight well-known moments, some delve into those ...

“Not everybody has that to their credit — it’s difficult to get,” once said by Mariah Carey to her American Idol co-judge Nicki Minaj. The comment was mostly made in shade — what a feud that was! — ...

A new study has revealed Bob Marley as the most frequently referenced historical figure in song lyrics, topping a diverse global Top 10 list.

Shaboozey‘s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” track has skyrocketed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart while also remaining atop the Hot Country Songs chart for the fourth week. As Billboard reports, ...

There’s a particular way people talk when the past suddenly taps them on the shoulder and asks for a favor. For Lou Gramm, it sounded like unfinished songs from 1981 politely demanding to be finished ...

Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” extends its reign atop the Billboard Hot 100 for an 18th consecutive week, edging closer to a historic milestone. The track, released under American Dogwood/EMPIRE, is ...