The 1970s were a mad, wonderful time in rock. From krautrock to psychedelia and way beyond, here are 15 of the decade's most ...

BLUE MOUND, Ill. (WAND) — With each note and every word, Joey Tarczan touches history. The aspiring country music singer strums his guitar and belts out the notes of men he never met. "It's just that ...

NANTICOKE — John “Stanky” Stankovic, the legendary Northeast Pennsylvania polka king who entertained millions of people from around the world for decades, died on Christmas Day. He was 89. Stankovic, ...

CAMERON — On Sunday, Dec. 28, Alfred Vrazel will do something he has done nearly every week since 1955. He cues up polka music, greets his listeners and fills the afternoon airwaves with the sound ...

A lot of rock bands from the 1970s have since faded away. Some, though, are still rockin’ hard, but with very different lineups from their 1970s heydays. Let’s take a look at a few stellar rock bands ...

A Bermudian band’s only album is being re-released more than five decades after its debut. The Invaders recorded Spacing Out in 1970. Its title track was the No 1 song in Bermuda for weeks and was ...

Hear William Dawson, Duke Hospital’s Musician in Residence, lead the North Carolina Polka Time Allstars in a lively Oktoberfest tribute When COVID-19 lockdowns and social distancing shut down much of ...

The Stanky brothers — Joe and John — have been fixtures on the local music scene for decades, so much so that their stage names are practically synonymous with polka music in Luzerne County. Born with ...

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- 18-time Grammy Award polka player Jimmy Sturr started his polka band when he was just 11 years old. A native of Florida, New York, Sturr grew up around polka music and ...

Raise your steins, Fredericksburg! The "Polka Capital of Texas" is now boasting yet another top title. Fredericksburg's annual Oktoberfest celebration has officially been ranked the No. 5 best ...

Oktoberfest has become one of America’s biggest cultural street parties, drawing hundreds of thousands each fall. Cities from Cincinnati to Denver transform downtown blocks into Bavarian playgrounds ...