The Duluth Armory has hosted some of America’s most famous musicians, including Buddy Holly. He brought the Winter Dance Party tour to Duluth on January 31, 1959. Holly would die just three days later ...

The music world's love of Buddy Holly, it seems, will not fade away. More than 50 years after the famed musician died in a 1959 plane crash, Holly's rockabilly, rock-and-roll style — not to mention ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Step back in time to 1959 as the Capitol Theatre in Davenport hosts a tribute concert honoring three musicians killed just days after they performed in Davenport. On Jan. 29, 1959, ...

Billy McGuigan — the Omaha-based actor and musician who will channel Buddy Holly in the production of “Rave On” at the Heider next week — was not a huge Buddy Holly fan growing up.

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 ...

One of the most authentic rock and roll tribute acts to Buddy Holly and the Crickets is coming to East Devon for one special night. According to Review Culture, his performance was 'utterly convincing ...

BURLINGTON — The Winter Dance Party tribute concerts enjoyed by thousands of music fans each year started on a whim. “The thought process — there was none,” said Darryl Hensley, who may be better ...

The Red Not Chili Peppers, a tribute to the Southern California funk metal band known for its rap and psychedelic influences, will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the historic Art Deco movie theater ...

The season finale of the 2017-18 Fremont-Midland Entertainment Series will have the Fremont High School’s Nell McPherson Theatre rocking. That’s when Billy McGuigan will be bringing Rave On! The Buddy ...

A re-creation of the famous "Winter Dance Party" -- starring Buddy Holly and the Crickets -- is reflected in a benefit concert tonight at Harrison Hilltop Theatre, 1601 Harrison St., Davenport. "Oh ...

On January 23, 1959 a tour bus set off from Chicago for a twenty four date rock ‘n’ roll tour of the frozen Midwest. The tour was named The Winter Dance Party, and the three stars were Buddy Holly, ...