Vince Gill and Amy Grant's throwback "God Bless America" performance from 2004 will have you feeling patriotic.

From sea to shining sea, music has defined how Americans see themselves -- and their country. On the Fourth of July, these ...

Read David McCullough’s essay here. “Passage of the Delaware” (1819), by Thomas Sully Thomas Sully is unique among American ...

Gene Shelburne is pastor emeritus of the Anna Street Church of Christ, 2310 Anna Street, Amarillo, Texas. Contact him and get ...

Whether you're interested in beach-vibing with "Surfin U.S.A." or prefer a hearty slice of "American Pie," there's no ...

Details: Hard to imagine a more provocative title. Leave it to Eminem. This was from The Eminem Show, the rapper’s third ...

The Racine Concert Band’s 103rd season of free concerts begins Sunday, July 6, at Rotary Park outside Festival Hall, 5 5th ...

As his European tour draws to a close, 'the Boss' released 'Tracks II: The Lost Albums,' an extensive box set featuring 83 ...

The family of Israel Baline came from Russia and settled in New York City in 1893 when Israel was five-years-old. He was one of eight children born to Moses and Leah Baline. His father, a rabbi, died ...

Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart believes the concert should be a big tent where people can celebrate ideals most ...

Verily I say unto you, inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” ...

Irving Berlin wrote “God Bless America” as a peace prayer. That means it’s a request, written in hope. It asks that America may eventually become blessed, not that it already is. And “blessed” doesn’t ...