On January 1, 1958, Johnny Cash walked through the gates of San Quentin State Prison and performed for inmates.

Sixty-eight years ago today, Johnny Cash played his first-ever prison concert and unknowingly changed the country music world.

Johnny Cash released Folsom Prison Blues 70 years ago and it later saved his career, gave a voice to the forgotten, and ...

In 1968, Johnny Cash played for 2000 inmates at California's Folsom State Prison. The live recording of that show became a ...

Visit the former homes of famous criminals such as Al Capone. In this file photo, Johnny Cash poses outside Folsom Prison the day he recorded his live album "At Folsom Prison" Jan. 13, 1968, in Folsom ...

Incredible. This might be the best cover of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," I've ever heard, and it's by rock artist Sawyer Hill. He released a rendition of the classic country song with a bit of ...

He was the iconic “Man in Black,” often remembered for his deep voice, rebellious spirit, and connection to the downtrodden. His complex persona blended gospel roots with outlaw bravado, and like many ...

The "Man in Black" is headed back to Bakersfield. After a successful show in 2019, "James Garner's Tribute to Johnny Cash" returns to the Fox Theater on May 1. The critically acclaimed national ...