Jennings’ son, three-time Grammy-winning artist/producer Shooter Jennings, will release the first in a trio of albums of previously unheard Waylon songs, Songbird, on Oct. 3 via Son of Jessi ...

Shooter Jennings recruited Waylon's old band mates to polish up the tunes. The first single, "Songbird" released on Father's Day, June 15 2025, which was also Waylon Jennings' birthday.

[RELATED: 4 Cringeworthy Country Songs That Somehow Became Hits] 1. “We Had It All” by Waylon Jennings on Honky Tonk Heroes Honky Tonk Heroes is by far my favorite Waylon Jennings album.

It’s early days, but Simpson’s performance at Dublin's Vicar Street is a contender for ‘gig of the year’ ...

That effort ultimately landed him a spot in the Don Kelly Band, with whom he learned classic tunes by the likes of Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, and Marty Robbins.

The guitar that likely stands out above the rest in Keith’s collection is Waylon Jennings’ leather bound telecaster. Broadcaster, really. It’s been rumored that he owned the iconic instrument, and ...

Whey Jennings battled an addiction to drugs for 27 years. The father of six has been sober for four years. He recorded a single, "Sleeves," which details the dark side of addiction.

In 1985, four icons of outlaw country — from left, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash — formed the supergroup the Highwaymen. Mark Humphrey/Associated Press ...

Nothing brings magic to a show, like performing a country music hit on an artifact. Waylon Jennings is a legend for his outlaw spirit and one-of-a-kind songwriting. But visually, he was known for the ...

Country singer Waylon Jennings performs at the Omni Coliseum on March 2, 1978 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Tom Hill/Getty Images) LOS ANGELES - Country music enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate.

Waylon Jennings died in 2002 and was buried in Mesa. The country music singer, who was from Texas, had strong ties to Arizona. Here's what to know.