When Michael Shannon was 15 years old, he was in a band called Jehovah’s Suspects and he wrote a song about armadillos. Nothing about that sentence surprises me. “I imagined an armadillo in ...

If you’re a fan of Michael Jackson’s 2010 eponymous, posthumous album, Michael, then you may notice that a couple of songs are no longer available to stream on Apple Music, Spotify or YouTube ...

Michael, who is one half of the Grammy-winning country duo alongside wife Tanya Trotter, has come a long way since leaving the military in 2011. He and Tanya tied the knot in 2011 after meeting ...

Michael Jackson's estate and Sony Music have taken down three songs rumored to feature fake vocals, saying it's 'time to move beyond the distraction surrounding' the tracks.

Michael Jackson wrote some of the greatest songs from Thriller himself; however, some were written by other artists. One of them was co-written by a member of a 1980s rock band.

Michael Feinstein on preserving the Great American Songbook For most of his 50-year career, Michael Feinstein has shown his love for the great American songs by performing them.

New Haven, Connecticut native Michael Bolton is crooning in honor of his home state on NBC’s “American Song Contest,” where he'll be performing his original tune “Beautiful World” on ...

Scroll through our gallery of Michael Jackson’s 25 best songs above. This list is comprised of his work as a solo artist, not as part of The Jackson 5.

Michael Jackson said it was difficult to narrow down his favorites among The Beatles’ songs. Jackson told George Harrison that two Beatles songs were so beautiful they didn’t need lyrics.

“No event inspired the song,” said Michael of the song in 1990. “It’s my way of trying to figure out why it’s so hard for people to be good to each other.

The estate of Michael Jackson has removed three of the artist's songs from streaming platforms, American Songwriter reports. The songs, “Monster” featuring 50 Cent, “Keep Your Head Up ...

The Brief An abandoned storage unit once used by a Los Angeles music producer led to the discovery of 12 unreleased Michael Jackson songs. Here’s why you won’t ever hear them.