Joshua Ray Walker's new album, Ain't Dead Yet, reflects his journey through stage 3B colon cancer and personal struggles The project marks his most vulnerable work yet as he confronts his own story in ...

Joshua Ray Walker, left, speaks with KERA's NTX Now hosts Miranda Suarez and Ron Corning about his new documentary, 'Thank You For Listening', that premieres at the Dallas International Film Festival ...

When country singer/songwriter Joshua Ray Walker was diagnosed with cancer, his life was turned upside down. But like many artists, he used that experience to inform his craft — in the form of new ...

Dallas singer‑songwriter Joshua Ray Walker — known for breaking the mold in country music with his distinctive sound and global following — is sharing a deeply personal chapter of his life. After ...

A Thomasville man has been charged in a shooting death that took place in October in a parking lot, according to the Thomasville Police Department. Joshua Ray Elliot, 41, is charged with first-degree ...

THOMASVILLE, N.C. — The Thomasville Police Department have arrested a man accused of first degree murder. The incident happened back in Oct. 2025 at the Thomasville Crossing Shopping Center. At around ...

In anticipation of a new documentary about Joshua Ray Walker's cancer diagnosis, Thank You for Listening, we're republishing this 2024 profile of the Dallas musician. The 27-minute movie premieres at ...

Joshua Ray Walker is proud to have something to look back on. In January 2024, the Dallas singer was diagnosed with stage 3B colon cancer and spent the next few months undergoing treatment. While ...

On April 25, Thank You for Listening will have its world premiere at the 2026 Dallas International Film Festival. The 27-minute documentary made the 2025 Nonfiction Hotlist for exceptional nonfiction ...

The Big Apple will soon be the new home of ABBA — sort of. New York City developers are paving the way to host the second-ever site of “ABBA Voyage,” a virtual concert experience that will beam ...

The ABBAtars are coming to New York City. Crain’s reported this week that Gary Barnett and his ever-busy Extell Development filed paperwork to demolish half a block on 11th Avenue and West 45th in ...