Two-time Grammy winners Old Crow Medicine Show are best known for their smash hit "Wagon Wheel" and their classic Americana sound. This year, the band is out with a new holiday album, "OCMS XMAS," ...

When Old Crow Medicine Show came to Nashville in 2000, lead vocalist/fiddle player Ketch Secor recalls to Billboard that the band lived in a grittier stretch of town in the Dickerson Road area, a ...

Students from Music for Everyone’s after-school program the Sound Factory will perform alongside two-time Grammy-award-winning band Old Crow Medicine Show at the American Music Theatre on Friday, May ...

Old Crow Medicine Show plan to "raise a ruckus" this holiday season. Following the release of the rowdy stringband's first ever Christmas album, Old Crow Medicine Show kick off their Holiday ...

Nashville roots band Old Crow Medicine Show plays Sunday at Shelburne Museum, a sold-out concert in support of its new album, “Volunteer.” From left are Cory Younts, Ketch Secor, Morgan Jahnig, Kevin ...

Clipse, “Let God Sort Em Out” (Roc Nation): It’s been 14 years since the last album from the Virginia rap duo of brothers Pusha T and Malice, and Pharrell Williams comes back to executive producer, ...

Old Crow Medicine Show is ready to raise the roof inside Hancher Auditorium on Saturday night. Opening act is Willie Watson, a founding member who left to pursue a solo career. (Brendan McLean) Buy ...

Guest host Robin Hilton joins Tiny Desk Radio host Anamaria Sayre to present a murder of crows: string band Old Crow Medicine Show, southern rockers The Black Crowes and singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow.

Before I post the review, just a few words here about the newest member of Old Crow Medicine Show, Chance McCoy. For several of the songs, he only sang, while dancing some. It seemed odd until the ...

There is at least one significant difference between an Old Crow Medicine Show crowd and the audience for just about any other act these days: When it's time to raise a glowing object into the air, ...

When Old Crow Medicine Show came to Nashville in 2000, lead vocalist/fiddle player Ketch Secor recalls to Billboard, "We gravitated to that area and lived in a motel room by the week. Motels were ...