American IV: The Man Comes Around was Johnny Cash’s 67th studio album, and it was the last that Cash released during his lifetime. Maybe Cash knew that it would be his last, and maybe he didn ...

That emotional and spiritual dichotomy is at the center of a new documentary, Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon, which will come to theaters for a limited run Dec. 5-7, 2022.

Johnny Cash recorded American IV: The Man Comes Around throughout 2002. The album’s release met with universal acclaim in November of that year. He passed away a little more than 10 months later.

His final record - the Rick Rubin-produced American IV: The Man Comes Around - saw the then 71-year-old Cash covering numerous well-known songs by some unlikely reference points.

Cash’s final recordings are full of tear-jerking reflection, and the songs put a new perspective on familiar themes. Here are three songs by Johnny Cash that will make you cry.

[Cash said] ‘I've never asked Jesus for anything, but I had to perform with you today, and last night, I dropped down on my knees and said, ‘Jesus, I've got to sing with Nick. Give me back my ...

Johnny Cash didn’t have to invent his hardships as a country music artist. ... The 2002 record American IV: The Man Comes Around was the last Cash album to be released during his lifetime.

Johnny Cash will be saying "Hello Out There" to myriad tourists visiting the U.S. Capitol from now on – after congressional leaders got together to unveil a statue of the legendary musician.

Former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers keyboard player Benmont Tench has given us another insight into Rick Rubin’s sometimes idiosyncratic studio demands, recalling the time he worked on Johnny ...