Country icon Waylon Jennings passed away in 2002. When he left this world, he left behind a deep catalog of stellar music. Last summer, Shooter Jennings revealed that his father left behind more music ...

Classic Waylon... The country icon has so many iconic songs, and stories, to his name, and recently, we got to hear some brand new Waylon music on the album Songbird, which is a tracklist full of ...

We haven't heard the last of Waylon Jennings. According to his son, Shooter Jennings, the late country legend had a treasure trove of recorded songs stored up before his passing in 2002. In fact, ...

More than two decades after his death, country icon Waylon Jennings is making a posthumous return with newly unearthed music that's never been heard until now. A new album titled Songbird, featuring ...

LOS ANGELES - Country music enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate. Previously unheard recordings by the legendary Waylon Jennings are slated for release in 2025. This exciting collection, unearthed ...

Twenty-three years after the passing of country music great Waylon Jennings in February 2002, fans will get to hear the first of three albums' worth of previously unreleased music from the late ...

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. Gift to Waylon ...

Country singer-songwriter Whey Jennings, the grandson of Waylon Jennings, premiered his new music video for his single “If It Wasn’t For the Sinnin’.” On his creative inspiration behind the song, he ...

Finding inspiration from stars like Dean Martin, Hank Williams, and Elvis Presley, Waylon Jennings decided to leave his own mark in country music. And for five decades, he released numerous studio ...

Just past the 22nd anniversary of Country Music Hall of Famer Waylon Jennings' death, the memory of the songwriter continues to be fondly cherished by fans and honored in country culture. Jennings ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Waylon Jennings, whose rebellious songs and brash attitude defined the outlaw movement in country music, died Wednesday after a long battle with diabetes-related health problems.