Deborah L. Jacobs
Inside the Night Elvis Presley Made Savannah Stand Still From ‘Jailhouse Rock’ to ‘My Way’
Some nights music feels like it can make the whole room stop, and February 17, 1977, in Savannah, Georgia, was ...
Frozen in Time: Elvis Presley’s 1977 Columbia Concert and the Magic of ‘Are You Lonesome Tonight?’
Some nights in music history feel like they are frozen in time, and February 18, 1977, in Columbia, South Carolina ...
Elvis Presley’s 1977 Johnson City Night: From ‘See See Rider’ to a Crowd’s Unforgettable Connection
Some nights a stage feels more like a beating heart than just a place to stand, and February 19, 1977, ...
From Bayou Pride to Pure Country: John Foster’s Journey Home Before Singing ‘I Told You So’
There is a special kind of pride in going home to sing where your story began. That is what John ...
John Foster Turns The Texas Club Into a Hometown Choir You Can Feel in Your Bones
You never really know a town until you hear it sing back to its own. On the second night at ...
John Foster Like You’ve Never Seen Him: The Candid Moment Before ‘I Cross My Heart’ Stole the Spotlight
It is rare to see John Foster without his signature hat, but that is exactly what makes this moment so ...
Barry Gibb Brings “You Should Be Dancing” Back to Life with the Same Spark That Lit Up the 70s
It is rare for a singer to return to a song many years later and make it feel new again, ...
From Vancouver to Ottawa, Why ‘Keith Urban’s High and Alive World Tour’ Will Be the Can’t-Miss Event of the Year
Keith Urban has a way of making every stage feel like the only place you want to be. Known for ...
When Regret Met Melody, How Keith Urban Made “Stupid Boy” a Lesson You Can’t Forget
Keith Urban has built a career on songs that hit straight to the heart, blending honesty with melodies that stay ...
When Jamal Roberts Found Peace at an Apple bee’s And Thanked Everyone With a Smile and a Photo
Sometimes the most touching moments happen far from the stage. Jamal Roberts has a way of making fans feel like ...