By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer Monday will be his first day on the job – again. “Dangerous” Dan Allen will be behind ...

There are various reasons for this difference. In the early days of recorded music, songs tended to be about three minutes ...

TJ Lubinsky has a long, successful track record of producing music specials for public TV pledge drives. His first, Doo Wop 50, was a bonafide sensation when it premiered in 1999. Featuring ...

The actress, singer, and producer took us behind the scenes as she prepped for Chanel’s intimate dinner celebrating the new ...

With a clean brassy feel slick as a razor, Miller recounts his encounters with a ghostly “little man” he spots on his way home from work early in the morning. Bemoaning his bad luck with the ghastly ...

Who knew there could be a new type of oldies station? Turns out, there can be. Hampton Roads proved it this year with The Time Machine Radio Network — a public radio station strictly about music, no ...

A familiar intro, a remembered verse, and a room changes temperature. Shoulders drop, eyes brighten, and time slips its leash ...

There’s something about old-school plates that still steals the spotlight without trying too hard. These 21 throwback winners don’t rely on trends; they just show up, do their thing, and somehow ...

It hasn’t been a bad season for new musicals (“Seussical,” “The Full Monty,” the upcoming “The Producers“), but Broadway still can’t stay away from the oldies. Why should it? Given a competent ...