PEOPLE caught up with Sheryl Crow at the Aug. 9 red carpet in Nashville for Stand Up to Cancer’s annual televised fundraising ...

Skegss’ cover adds a raw, sun-drenched twist to the song’s alt-rock roots, earning praise from fans who flooded triple j’s YouTube comments calling it “an instant classic” and “exactly what Like A ...

On Aug. 15, country star Sheryl Crow, a breast cancer survivor, is hosting Stand Up To Cancer's ninth annual telecast.

Crow spoke about the integration of AI into music during her Nov. 2 appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." WATCH: SHERYL CROW EXPLAINS HOW AI ‘TERRIFIED’ HER INTO MAKING A NEW ...

For one night, Nashville's biggest stars will stand up alongside cancer researchers and survivors for a night of music, ...

Sheryl Crow may be a mom of two, but her brood is actually a bit bigger. That is, if you count the many songs in her prolific song catalogue. “Songs are like your children—like, ‘Yeah, that ...

Sheryl Crow is thanking God she never got married. Crow, 60, opened up about her love life during an appearance on Howard Stern's SiriusXM show as she promotes her upcoming documentary "Sheryl." ...

Born in 1962, Sheryl Crow grew up in Kennett, Missouri, a small town of about 10,000, located in the state’s southeast corner, known as the “Bootheel,” where the South and Midwest mix like ...

Sheryl Crow is the subject of ‘Sheryl,’ a new Showtime documentary on her life and career, exploring her debut Tuesday Night Music Club until now, and the hardships she experienced along the way.

Sheryl Crow is a nine-time Grammy winner and has sold over 50 million albums. Courtesy: Showtime. From the stage, while on the road, and in those quite moments of life, Sheryl Crow has seen a lot.

It was Sheryl Crow, saying that she was a fan of “My Church” and saw a lot of herself in that song. We’ve had so many moments together that pepper my career — these ultimate highs.

There is liberation in embracing your age. Sheryl Crow performs as part of the Lilth Fair at Sleep Country Amphitheatre on July 2, 2010 in Ridgefield, Washington.