Sarah Sherman

Randy Travis Gave Country Music Its Soul Back – Episode 7 of ‘More Life’ Is a Tribute to Strength, Spirit, and Survival

Sarah Sherman

In Episode 7 of “More Life,” we’re reminded why Randy Travis isn’t just a country music legend—he’s a soul healer. ...

When Travis Tritt Proved Why Country Music Legends Never Fade Away

Sarah Sherman

There’s something magical about watching a true country music legend take the stage and remind everyone why they fell in ...

For Every Fan Who’s Ever Needed a Break, Post Malone’s “Somebody Pour Me a Drink” Is the Ultimate Miami Anthem

Sarah Sherman

Post Malone continues to prove that he can cross music genres and bring people together with his unique style. In ...

Ever Loved So Deeply It Hurt and Knew You’d Do It Again? Johnny Cash Felt That Too

Sarah Sherman

It only takes a few notes to recognize it. “Ring of Fire,” performed live by Johnny Cash, opens like a ...

Turn Around” — The Song That Made Johnny & June Cry on Stage

Sarah Sherman

There are performances that entertain and then there are those that touch the soul. Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash’s ...

The Quiet Goodbye and the Steady Promise: George Strait’s Emotional Balance

Sarah Sherman

George Strait doesn’t sing like he’s trying to win you over he sings like he already knows you. In As ...

When Life Gets Chaotic, Jamal Roberts Reminds You What Real Smooth Sounds Like, A Performance for Anyone Who Needs to Breathe

Sarah Sherman

Jamal Roberts is becoming a name to remember in the gospel, and R&B. People are talking about him not just ...

No Music, No Words, Just Michael: The Quiet Power of His 1998 Seoul Arrival    

Sarah Sherman

It wasn’t a concert, a music video, or even a press event. On February 22, 1998, Michael Jackson quietly stepped ...

The Night Michael Jackson Said Everything Without Words, Reliving ‘Man in the Mirror’ at the 1990 Artist of the Decade Awards   

Sarah Sherman

When Michael Jackson stepped on stage that night in 1990 to receive the “Artist of the Decade” award, he didn’t ...

“Song for the Lonely”: The Cher Anthem That Sat Quietly With Our Pain And Helped Us Heal    

Sarah Sherman

In 2002, just months after the world changed forever, Cher released a song that didn’t try to fix the pain ...