This weekend, the city celebrates the anniversary of Willie Nelson’s Red Headed Stranger, the album that would become his longtime nickname. The two-day celebration includes a screening of the movie Red Headed Stranger,

Marsalis, himself a jazz trumpet icon, Irvine with a jazz ensemble and pianist Cecile Licad to play live as a silent film about Louis Armstrong screens.

The event promises a unifying message of hope in a troubled, divided time for the family farmers growing the nation's food.

A classic rock song is getting a new version with a country music twist.

Willie Nelson will bring Farm Aid to Minnesota for the first time on Sept. 20 at Huntington Bank Stadium. Tickets are priced from $390 to $101 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday via farmaid40.org.

Willie Nelson launched his Outlaw Music Festival 2025 tour in Phoenix. Songs on the setlist included "On the Road Again" and "Always on My Mind."

Willie Nelson scores his eighth No. 1 on the Official Country Artists Albums chart in the U.K. as Oh, What a Beautiful World climbs to the top this week.

Ray Wylie Hubbard is a legend in the country scene, and was a big part of the outlaw country movement in the ’70s, which was led by his friends Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, as well as Jerry Jeff Walker and Bobby Bare.