Loretta Lynn

On This Day

11.20.25

On This Day in 2013, the Country Singer Known for Mincing No Words Won the Presidential Medal of Freedom

By Peter Burditt
On This Day

11.20.25

On This Day in 1972, Loretta Lynn Released a Controversial No. 1 That Caused Outrage From Country Radio and Confused Fans

By Clayton Edwards
Latest Music News & Stories

11.20.25

Loretta Lynn’s Estate Salutes Vince Gill on Earning “One of Country Music’s Biggest Honors”

By Chris Piner
Features

11.17.25

“Smoke One of Your Doobies”: Todd Snider’s Hilarious and Heartwarming Memory of Co-Writing With Loretta Lynn

By Melanie Davis
On This Day

11.14.25

On This Day in 1966, Loretta Lynn Was at No. 1 for the First Time with an Album Named for One of Her Signature Songs

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

11.12.25

Back in 2010, ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter: A Tribute To Loretta Lynn’ Honored One of Country Music’s Legends

By Gayle Thompson
Latest Music News & Stories

11.07.25

This ‘American Idol’ Star’s Opry Tribute to Her Late Grandmother Will Give You “Absolute Chills”

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

10.16.25

On This Day in 1972, Loretta Lynn Accomplished Something No Woman in Country Music Ever Had

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

10.05.25

On This Day in 1966, Loretta Lynn Scored Her First No. 1 Hit (And Radio Ban) With a Song She Wrote With Her Sister

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

09.25.25

Born on This Day in 1930, the Children’s Author and Songwriter Behind Classics From Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, and Waylon Jennings

By Clayton Edwards
Features

09.18.25

The Folk Song Sissy Spacek Wrote and Recorded as Rainbo a Decade Before Starring in ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’

By Tina Benitez-Eves
On This Day

09.12.25

On This Day in 1966, Loretta Lynn Released Her First No. 1 Album and Introduced the World to One of Her Signature Songs

By Clayton Edwards