Johnny Cash

Features

07.15.25

The Tom Petty Song Inspired by Something Johnny Cash Once Said, Featuring Lindsey Buckingham on Backing Vocals

By Tina Benitez-Eves
The List

07.14.25

5 of Johnny Cash’s Greatest Protest Songs

By Em Casalena
Latest Music News & Stories

07.14.25

“Johnny Would of Been Proud of This One”: Lainey Wilson Covers a Johnny Cash Classic With Red Clay Strays’ Brandon Coleman

By Chris Piner
On This Day

07.10.25

On This Day in 1970, Johnny Cash Recorded the Live Album That Launched Kris Kristofferson’s Career

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

07.06.25

On This Day in 1976, Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash Recorded an Outlaw Classic at the House of Cash—From the Perspective of a Prison Inmate

By Paige Gawley
The List

07.02.25

The Hellish Cowboy Standard Covered by Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and More (1949-2018)

By Tina Benitez-Eves
Features

06.30.25

How Muhammad Ali Inspired a Bootleg Johnny Cash Recording

By Peter Burditt
Features

06.28.25

Remember When Johnny Cash Threw Hands With an Ostrich and Lost?

By Peter Burditt
Latest Music News & Stories

06.19.25

Lainey Wilson Uses Johnny Cash’s Guitar To Perform “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” at the Grand Ole Opry

By Chris Piner
Features

06.13.25

3 of the Coolest Country Singers in the History of Music

By Jacob Uitti
The List

06.13.25

The 4 Songwriters Who Inspired Johnny Cash To Tackle the Blank Page

By Peter Burditt
Features

06.11.25

“I Wasn’t Really That Bad a Guy”: This Outlaw Country Legend Escaped Jail 17 Times Before Johnny Cash Set a Fire Under Him

By Peter Burditt

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Don Henley At The Poplar Creek Music Theater In Hoffman Estates, Il. July 3, 1985 . (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images)

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