Josefina Santos for The New York Times Supported by By Alan Light In November 1956, Nat King Cole was ... her Grammy-winning album of songs associated with her father), Cole was an astonishing ...

American singer has released ‘Raíces,’ her first Spanish-language album in 18 years. In an interview with EL PAÍS, the artist ...

New forthcoming live album Swings a 21st Century Thing channels South Yorkshire spirit in its bold first single: a full-tilt ...

Written by Colman Domingo and Patricia McGregor, the formally ambitious, if muddled, “Lights Out: Nat ‘King’ Cole” takes ...

That line is spoken, and repeated, in “Lights Out: Nat ‘King’ Cole,” a play with music — a lot of it, predictably — scripted by Colman Domingo, a celebrated stage and screen actor and budding ...

Concluding the celebrations on Thursday evening, the Ugandan-born musician, raised in Newcastle, will perform Nat King Cole’s Smile ... busk while launching his music career.

Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson endured a rocky few years. But the band is back touring as Ann recovers from cancer and sounding as robust as ever live.

Doris Irene Cole, a former Baltimore City Schools teacher who was the “woman behind” Judge Harry A. Cole, a prominent Maryland figure, died of heart failure ... Sinatra, Nat King Cole and ...

will perform Nat King Cole’s Smile alongside a 45-piece orchestra and 30-person choir at Horse Guards Parade in London. The concert’s location is close to Piccadilly Circus, which is where Ray used to ...

The news comes after the rock band was set to perform at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City this past Saturday.

Joe Jonas has shared the new solo track titled Heart by Heart, featured on his upcoming album Music for People Who Believe in ...

From Journey's early fusion-driven days to modern-era LPs with long-standing frontman Arnel Pineda, the band clearly aimed to set a tone with album-opening songs. More often than not, these tracks ...