KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Many woke up to an early Christmas gift Wednesday morning: their 2024 Spotify Wrapped. The streaming platform also released its most-listened-to songs in some cities, and ...

After The Capital-Journal on Sept. 30 published a list of songs with Kansas connections, readers pointed out to us these seven others.

"Dust in the Wind," a song by the band Kansas, topped out at No. 6 in 1978 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the band's only Top 10 hit. That was one of 14 songs Kansas recorded that reached the ...

Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chief’s Playlist. Back in 2023, Kelce shared some of his favorite tune with Apple Music and created “The Warm-Up,” a playlist featuring a set of songs that he ...

For 2024, the company shared the most played songs in 20 American cities, including Kansas City. Three of Kansas City’s top five are country songs, with a viral ballad and a diss track rounding ...

Kansas is among places mentioned in Jason Aldean's 2012 song "Fly Over States," which reached No. 1 on Billboard Hot Country Songs charts and No. 32 on the Billboard Hot 100.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Blane Howard lives in Nashville, Tennessee but his heart is in Kansas City watching for key moments to turn into fun parody songs for the fans. Some of Howard’s most ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita ranked among the top 100 places to live in a list issued by the website ... Wichita was one of three Kansas cities ranked, along with Olathe and Overland Park.

Rock Hill, South Carolina, is currently housing the cream of the crop in the high school basketball ranks as it hosts the 2025 NBPA Top-100 – a premier invite-only camp.

In addition, these songs are quite popular, something I think is really important for starters to have with their walk-up songs. 5. For Whom The Bell Tolls (Remastered) by Metallica - Seth Lugo ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Many woke up to an early Christmas gift Wednesday morning: their 2024 Spotify Wrapped. The streaming platform also released its most-listened-to songs in some cities, and ...

The song, written by Kerry Livgren, became the band's fourth to make Billboard Magazine's American Top 40. It topped out at No. 23 on the Billboard charts. 1949 Broadway show tune mentions Kansas ...