Altsounds — Singer-songwriter *Rosanne Cash* will make a series of upcoming television and live appearances beginning in January as she rides a wave of critical praise for her current album The List. First up, Cash will be interviewed by New York Times musi... more info

CMT — In a new theatrical collaboration from John Mellencamp and Stephen King titled Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, Rosanne Cash and Kris Kristofferson will be married. Mellencamp will be their son. Elvis Costello will be some sort of devil and King wi... more info

The 9513 Country Music — A new musical by John Mellencamp and Stephen King, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, will feature a cast that includes Kris Kristofferson, Rosanne Cash, and Elvis Costello. However, the debut isn’t expected until Sep. 2010. Doyle Lawson is schedul... more info

A new musical by John Mellencamp and Stephen King, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, will feature a cast that includes Kris Kristofferson, Rosanne Cash, and Elvis Costello. However, the debut isn’t expected until Sep. 2010. Doyle Lawson is schedul... more info

Live Daily — Blues and gospel trio The Holmes Brothers [ tickets ] will keep busy on the road in 2010, tackling dates through mid-year as they continue to support 2007's "State of Grace." The trio kicks off the year with a Jan. 15 show in Lewisburg, WV, showin... more info

Rolling Stone — John Mellencamp’s long-in-the-works musical theater collaboration with author Stephen King, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, is assembling its cast for its September debut in Atlanta. According to the Fire Wire (via TwentyFourBit), Kris Kristoffe... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "Join New York Times journalists and some of today's most celebrated talents and thinkers from film, television, music, theater, dance and books, including Cirque du Soleil, Jimmy Fallon, Natalie Portman, Jeff Bridges, Carrie Fisher, Pulitzer pl... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — More than ever, the most deeply touching music generally came from acts relegated to the commercial sidelines known as Americana or alt-country. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The year in country music brought some noteworthy breakthroughs (Jamey Johnson, Randy Houser) and some negligible ones (the overhyped Zac Brown Band, the inconsistent yet promising Lady Antebellum), while country-pop queen Taylor Swift posted another... more info

CMT — Rosanne Cash insists that she never wanted to be famous, and over the years, she's done a respectable job of not capitalizing on her famous last name. And although she's allowed herself to be the subject of a new biography, Always Been There, she's n... more info