In 1957, Buddy Holly also recorded two of Roy Orbison’s songs on his debut, The “Chirping” Crickets, “You’ve Got Love,” and “An Empty Cup (And a Broken Date).” The latter, a story of a jilted date, ...

Fans of the late rockers Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly will get a chance to see both musicians again in concert, performing live on stage … as holograms. The "Rock 'N' Roll Dream Tour, featuring the two ...

Roy Orbison needed some competition during his early years, and he found it in the teen prodigy that was Buddy Holly, one of ...

"When it first happened, the audience had a bit of a gasp. But after like 10 seconds, they're totally into it," said Martyn Axe, keyboardist for the Holly/Orbison tour. The star's voice is taken from ...

In February 1959, a Fargo rock band called the Shadows received a last minute call to join the Winter Party Dance Party Tour show at the Moorhead Armory. Despite a tragic Iowa plane crash that had ...

His musical career began in his father’s church, where he would bring to life the artists his father referenced in sermons. His career took a turn during the pandemic when David Keiski literally heard ...

Roy Orbison was a singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his stratospheric vocals and his ability to blend rock and roll sounds with deep vulnerability. His voice is what stands out to most ...

The sparse, dusty parts of Texas have historically birthed some quality songwriting, with examples including Roy Orbison (Vernon) and Buddy Holly (Lubbock). Born on this day (May 6) in 1945 in tiny ...