Raul Malo

The Mavericks' lead singer opened up on social media about his personal connection to the policy.

Best American Roots Song is a fairly new category at the Grammy Awards, approved by the Grammys' Board of Trustees in 2013. The first-ever winners in this category, which is awarded to songwriters, were Edie Brickell and Steve Martin in 2014, and Rosanne Cash took home the prize in 2015. And in a few weeks, music fans will find out who wins the trophy in 2016.

The Mavericks' lead singer Raul Malo has joined forces with up-and-coming country artist Whitney Rose to breathe new life into the Ronettes' 1963 hit "Be My Baby."

It's been seven years since there has been new music from cool retro-country outfit the Mavericks, but group member Robert Reynolds says their time on hiatus just made them better. "We went away by whatever means we went away and when we came back, we came back with whatever seasoning a human gets in their journey," Robert tells The Boot, adding it's just like riding a bike...

Raul Malo likens himself to a musical member of the 'Island of Misfit Toys' – the happy band of misfits from the classic cartoon 'Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer' – but it's a fair bet no one else does. Arguably everyone who saw his show October 12 at the legendary Birchmere in Alexandria, Va., thought t...

Raul Malo knows that not everyone will agree with some of the the sentiments on the songs he wrote for his just-released album 'Sinners and Saints' -- but that's OK. This album is the first that Raul, best known to country fans for his one-time group, the Mavericks -- has ever made completely on his own -- from writing the songs to recording, engineering and producing...

Guitars, mandolins, fiddles, banjos -- some of them legendary, but forever silenced by the great Nashville flood of May 2010 -- are being transformed by ReTune Nashville into three-dimensional works of art to be hung on walls and beheld by the eye as things of beauty and historical significance...