Among the Raelyn Nelson Band’s earliest big gigs were a couple of Willie’s outdoor Farm Aid concerts in 2014. Since then, they’ve also shared the stage at Willie’s legendary Fourth of July ...

For all her faster, louder rhythms “Papa Willie” has been fully supportive. Among the Raelyn Nelson Band’s earliest big gigs were a couple of Willie’s outdoor Farm Aid concerts in 2014.

Raelyn Nelson may have a famous last name, but she's going through the same hard slog as every other singer-songwriter in Nashville. The Raelyn Nelson Band recently self-released their self ...

Annie Brobst and Raelyn Nelson are actually mutual admirers who never met face to face before the first night of the tour, which hits City Winery on Sunday and will feature them as an acoustic duo.

The Raelyn Nelson Band have released a touching new music video for their song "Daddy's Grave." The tune is a tribute to Nelson's late father, Willie Hugh Nelson Jr., who died in 1991.

Raelyn Nelson: We are putting out a new single called “Free.”I wrote it a few years ago, after I got a divorce, and I was stuck at home with three little kids, two dogs, five cats, two birds ...

“Raelyn Nelson Band will give concertgoers a sneak preview of what Big River Get Down is going to be like, and if you buy tickets at that show, you don’t have to pay the service fees online ...

Watch Raelyn Nelson Band's "Brother" video, which mixes "old country and dirty garage rock" in a storyline about a cheating boyfriend.

She found the instrument because her bandmate, Jonathan Bright, in the Raelyn Nelson Band, which plays at 9 p.m. Friday at The Grey Eagle in Asheville, N.C., had just finished a recording using ...

His death took a toll on his family, but his life is remembered by his daughter, Raelyn Nelson, who is also a musician. Paula Nelson. Paula Nelson, 2019 Rick Kern/Getty Images for SiriusXM.

Nelson: Papa Willie, Loretta, and Patsy [Cline] and Waylon [Jennings]. Raelyn, growing up in a family so synonymous with country music, was there a point where you wanted to rebel? Nelson: No.