Roy Orbison died of a heart attack in Nashville in 1988. And 26 years later, his sons got the chance to sing with him. Fans can hear that song and see how it happened on Monday’s episode of the ...

Orbison played himself during a musical appearance on the show that aired on March 27, 1981, and he performed his signature hit, "Oh, Pretty Woman." Orbison appeared in an episode of the classic ...

Roy Orbison show at Circle Star Theater. By Johnny Miller April 5, 2013. Roy Orbison, co-author and singer of the 1964 hit "Oh, Pretty Woman," is shown in a 1987 file photo; ...

Ben Hale wants you to imagine what a night with a famous musical duo of the ’50s and ’60s plus one of rock’s most iconic voices would sound like together.It’s a night made in rockabilly ...

The idea of a night out on the town catching Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly tearing up the stage with a live backing band in 2022 might have some saying, “Yeah right. That’ll be the Day.” But ...

Roy Orbison sings Willie Nelson's holiday song 'Pretty Paper' on a Christmas episode of 'The Johnny Cash Show.' ...

ALBANY – It’s 8 p.m. on Friday night at the Egg’s Hart Theater. The house lights go down. The five-piece band starts vamping on “Only the Lonely.” From out of the ground arises a silver ...

Two of the seminal white singers in the world of rock and roll were Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison, contemporaries who never appeared on stage together. Until now. Kind of.

Roy Orbison performed his final concert Dec. 4, 1988, near Cleveland, Ohio. The singer’s death two days later followed a succession of career triumphs, including induction into the Rock and Roll ...

Last month, Metro Times reported that Roy Orbison, the same Roy Orbison who has been dead for nearly 30 years, would be making his grand... It wasn't a dream — tickets on sale for Roy Orbison ...

”Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly: The Rock ‘N’ Roll Dream Tour” was St. Louis’ first, large-scale hologram show, showcasing virtual re-creations of the two late musical icons.

Barry Steele puts the rock back into Roy Orbison as he opens the show accompanied by our 5 piece band, as we instantly convey you back in time to the 1960’s when the big O toured the UK, Barry not ...