Clearly, he never met Melissa Etheridge, whose latest album, “One Way Out,” consists of seven songs she penned in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Etheridge, who plays Thursday, April 24, at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, made a vow not to lose the joy after surviving a bout with breast cancer in 2004.

Melissa Etheridge is currently on her solo Spring Tour 2025. This review is of her recent concert stop at The Paramount in Huntington, where she performed to a house that was standing room only ...

Beckett, born in 1998, was one of two children Etheridge had with Cypher, conceived with sperm from Rock and Roll Hall of Famer David Crosby. The couple's daughter, Bailey Jean, was born in 1997.

Earl Etheridge came to Savannah from Alabama in 1963 and has worked tirelessly ever since to build high school sports in Savannah and Georgia.

David Crosby, the sperm donor for two of Melissa Etheridge's children, has other kids that daughter Bailey is discovering are her half-siblings.

New defensive assistants Zac Etheridge, Will Harris tasked with fixing Hurricanes’ secondary Hurricanes defensive backs coach Zac Etheridge speaks to reporters at the University of Miami on Feb ...

Etheridge’s performance before 2,500 inmates at the women’s prison in Topeka, Kan., was recorded for two-part docuseries I’m Not Broken for the streaming platform Paramount+.

Melissa Etheridge: I’m Not Broken is streaming on Paramount+. Etheridge tells KCTV5 she plans to visit the Topeka facility residents ahead of her concert in Kansas City on July 31.

Etheridge’s involvement in cannabis was inspired by her battle with breast cancer in the 2000s. "I came out of chemotherapy saying, I want to be an advocate for this, I believe in this as ...

Melissa Etheridge is facing a legal battle over her brief foray into the cannabis business, filed by two business partners in Northern California who claim that the singer “abandoned them” and ...

Female incarceration rates are up 700 percent since 1980, so Etheridge said she hopes that this documentary will elevate these women’s stories of trauma, abuse, redemption and ultimately healing.