Kris Kristofferson

Country Music's future and past will collide in Grand Prairie, TX this August as Cody Jinks and Kris Kristofferson come together for one night. Aside from Sturgill Simpson, Jinks is the hottest thing in independent Country Music today. He made his late night television debut in January, and has been playing in fornt of sold out shows across America...

Dale Watson and Ray Benson have released their own tribute to Merle Haggard, with “Feelin’ Haggard." The new music video features cameos from Willie Nelson, George Strait, Kris Kristofferson, Huey Lewis, Steve Earle, Margo Price, Johnny Gimble, Sam Outlaw, Joe Ely, Johnny Knoxville and Jesse Dayton, and some never seen before footage of Merle Haggard...

Two legends of Country music will receive be recognized by the state of Texas. Come February 22nd, Kenny Rogers and Kris Kristofferson will receive the Texas Medal of the Arts at a ceremony in Austin. The award celebrates artists and entertainers from Texas that have and continue to embody the Texas spirit...

Bri Bagwell is a shiny-girl-star in the male-laden world of Texas Music. Over the weekend, with Dub Miller and Kris Kristofferson, she had the opportunity to show folks at the Redneck Country Club just how bright and shiny she is. Amazing singer-songwriter Dub Miller let me close his show with Kris Kristofferson at the Redneck Country Club last night (for their tradition of ending each show with &

In the '80s Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Kris Krisofferson, and Johnny Cash - four of the biggest stars in America - joined forces to form a true country music super-group, and revolutionize American music. The "super-group" will be the focus of a new PBS documentary titled The Highwaymen: Friends Till the End, that will premiere on PBS on May 27th, 2016...

Many of country music's legendary outlaws and rising superstars will be in the capitol city for Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnic. And while they are, they'll be taking some time out to pay tribute to Waylon Jennings' legacy, at the home of the longest running music series in American television history, Austin City Limits.

And we all thought Tom Petty did an amazing job with the original. Kris Kristofferson not only covered one of the Heart Breaker's most famous songs, he did the song justice; and made it, the proverbial, his own.

Well folks, these outlaws are at it again. Before their performance at the Grammy Awards, two of the remaining Highwaymen, plus longtime outlaw Merle Haggard told Billboard that a new collaborative project was in the works: “We’re working on one now, yeah,” Nelson said, adding that they’ll release it “as soon as we get it together...

The Highwaymen -- comprised of WIllie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson -- led the outlaw movement that began in the 1970s. Only two remained to perform on stage at the Grammy's last night, in what may be the last performance that we see them together...

In this episode of 'Down Every Road,' Sam Riggs takes us behind his songwriting process through the making "Hold On And Let Go," the most popular tune off his latest record Outrun The Sun. Missed the previous episodes? No worries! Check em out here: Episode 1 Episode 2