Idolator — Taking a break from the steamroller that is the Jonas Brothers, Nick has branched off to pursue a new creative direction (with a new band, The Administration). Now Nick's working harder than ever to have the world take him more seriously as an artist... more info

Cross Rhythms — American Recordings set to release final set of Johnny Cash tracks more info

Chicago Tribune — Rosanne Cash was 18 years old when her father, Johnny Cash, shared something that would change her life. Rosanne was already a big fan of the Beatles and California singer-songwriters, but her father felt she needed a broader education in American ro... more info

Detroit Free Press — Rosanne Cash, the daughter of Johnny Cash, has successfully forged her own way as a distinctive singer-songwriter without dismissing or blandly imitating her dad's bedrock sound. more info

411 Mania — From Radiohead's In Rainbows to U2's All You Can’t Leave Behind, Red Hot Chili Peppers's Californication to Johnny Cash's American Recordings, and Alice In Chains' Black Gives Way To Blue to Common's Be, the 411Music staff talks about their ... more info

Last.fm Top Artists Johnny Cash rules the roost for a second straight week, this time with 29 listeners. Surprisingly, Sugarland made it up to a tie for #2 with Miranda Lambert, with 26 listeners. After being the dominant artist in the early months o... more info

The 9513 Country Music — Last.fm Top Artists Johnny Cash rules the roost for a second straight week, this time with 29 listeners. Surprisingly, Sugarland made it up to a tie for #2 with Miranda Lambert, with 26 listeners. After being the dominant artist in the early months o... more info

Guardian Music — The spoken word survivor is back – and he's not how you remember himIn 1994, a record producer/label executive coaxed a down-on-his-luck legend back into the studio. The resultant record of dark and sombre tones marked a change of direction, i... more info

VH1 News — Mary J. Blige tore through "Hard Times Come Again No More" for "Hope for Haiti Now." The emotional song was written in 1855 and covered by Johnny Cash. more info

CMT — In 1978, dozens of the most famous country artists of the era, such as Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton, gathered at the Grand Ole Opry House to film several television specials that aired over the course of five months. After that, the specials lingered... more info