Zakk Wylde, the guitarist and performer best known for his longtime collaborations with rock acts such as Ozzy Osbourne and the Black Label Society, announced he's been forced to drop out of the ...

An archival label in the United States was going to release a huge compilation of records from the U.S.S.R. Then Russia ...

After the corrugated board is converted to boxes, “High-speed, direct to packaging inkjet printers could then be used in ...

Under new owner Kerry Brown, the long-defunct record store chain reopened with a boutique record shop, a vinyl record ...

Dallas Mavericks forward Klay Thompson is feeling optimistic with his new team. Although he hasn't played an official game with his new teammates, he's already given a few of them some of the ...

The current labels on the Taylor Provisions Company's best-selling product still call it "Taylor Pork Roll." What should it be called? Like Bruce Springsteen albums and not pumping one's own gas ...

Google will also add the upcoming AI-label in its advertising systems (Photo credit: Reuters) You will soon be able to identify AI-generated content, as Google plans to introduce AI-label for ...

With temperatures cooling off in October, it's a great month to enjoy annual outdoor concert events like the Garvin Gate Blues Festival and the Grateville Dead Music Festival. WHAT: Three-time ...

Blake Shelton just revealed his next move after leaving his longtime record label. The country veteran has signed with BBR Music Group, home to Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Jason Aldean and more.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is about to rectify a wrong that some rock fans may celebrate with their lighters up in the air ...

but that doesn't mean sketch comedian Matt Mitchell didn't come up with another fitting label close to Arkansas' heart to describe how the season has played out. Meanwhile, Texas enjoys the fruits ...

It's obvious, right? Jelly Roll is the hottest artist in country music and he's on Dustin Lynch's record label — why wouldn't he make the call to get him on "Chevrolet"? That's not really why ...