Country singer Jody Miller, who won a Grammy Award for her 1965 crossover hit "Queen of the House," died Thursday. She was 80. Miller died at her home in Blanchard, Oklahoma, due to complications from ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio—If Rhett Miller ever needed an honorary hometown, he’s already got one. The Old 97’s frontman—known for his whip-smart wordplay, self-effacing humor and indefatigable stage ...

After his first band fizzled out a few years back, Fort Worth-based musician Dev Lee Miller had everything set and ready to go for his big debut as a solo artist. He’d completely withdrawn from doing ...

Jody Miller, a Grammy Award-winning country singer, died Thursday. She was 80. Miller, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease seven years ago, died in her hometown of Blanchard, Oklahoma, ...

Rhett Miller revisits a song he co-wrote nearly 10 years ago, with Turnpike Troubadours singer Evan Felker, to announce his new solo album, A Lifetime of Riding by Night. “Come as You Are,” featuring ...

Hazel Miller credits God for her good life and successful career, but Colorado music fans should give thanks to a bad marriage and a busted U-Haul as well. “I don’t know what to say about that,” ...

Rhett Miller, singer/songwriter extraordinaire and frontman for the Old 97’s, made a TV appearance last night as a legless, prosthetic-armed Al Queda member. No, really. The creators of Squidbillies, ...

Singer-songwriter Buddy Miller leads all nominees for the eighth annual Americana Music Association awards. He got five nominations, including artist of the year and instrumentalist of the year. The ...

Jody Miller, a Grammy winning crossover artist with her 1965 hit "Queen of the House," died Thursday in Blanchard, Oklahoma from complications related to Parkinson's disease, her record label ...

Best known for a 1965 homemaker’s reply to a hobo’s refrain, the Oklahoma native had a hit the same year with the very different “Home of the Brave.” By Ed Shanahan Jody Miller, a versatile singer ...