Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama” has earned its place among the greatest classic rock songs.

Decades after some of its biggest songs were first released, one legendary rock band continues to find an audience with an enduring collection of hits.

Through the years of 1970 and 1971, legendary singer/songwriter and rock icon Neil Young was dealing with a recurring lyrical theme of the legacy of slavery and continued racism in the American South.

Neil Young and Lynyrd Skynyrd were embroiled in a bitter rivalry, and by 1977, reaching a breaking point with Ronnie Van Zant ...

Rickey Medlocke, ahead of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s performance at Velocity Music Festival in Dyersville, reflects on the band's ...

The Artimus Pyle Band is hitting the road this month for a series of tour dates that will begin August 27 in Cleveland, Ohio. It's a chance for fans to hear a bunch of legendary music played by ...

Drive-By Truckers are as much a group of historians as they are a band of musicians, and their telling of American history revolves around Lynyrd Skynyrd.

MANSFIELD — In Foreigner’s song “Juke Box Hero,” a major hit from 45 years ago, a boy stands outside of a sold-out rock concert, hears a guitar, and resolves to devote his life to rock ‘n’ roll. That ...

Southern rock was around before Lynyrd Skynyrd released their debut album in 1973. But once rock fans got an earful of the Florida band’s music – with its triple-guitar assault and barroom swagger – ...

Duane Allman was just 24 years old when he died in a 1971 motorcycle accident at an intersection in Macon, Georgia. Although his life was cut tragically short, the Allman Brothers Band leader left ...

Across five stories, iconic songs are continually reimagined by today’s artists: Miley Cyrus channels Janis Joplin on “Maybe, ...