Dewey Bunnell

From the moment it took the stage at Penn's Peak Thursday night, it was clear America was commencing on another hit-filled ride at one of the pop duo's favorite venues. Read More

While the acoustic rock act America was a hit machine back in the 1970s, the group hasn't cracked the charts with any great impact since the upbeat 1982 single "You Can Do Magic." Read More

America will bring their signature song, "A Horse with No Name," as well as their cornerstones of '70s Top 40 and FM rock radio, "I Need You," "Ventura Highway," "Tin Man" and "Sister Golden Hair," to The Ridgefield Playhouse on Thursday, October 15, at 8p.m. The concert is underwritten by Bruce Bennett Nissan. Read More

Gerry Beckley, of the iconic rock band, America, didn't foresee the longevity of the group. Read More

Gerry Beckley, of the iconic rock band, America, didn't foresee the longevity of the group. Read More

The Loudoun Summer Music Fest continues at 5 p.m. Read More

Gerry Beckley, Dewey Bunnell and Dan Peek, the trio that formed the folk rock band America, were just past their teen years when their 1972 single "A Horse With No Name" became a worldwide hit. Read More

We were curious to see the band Ambrosia, but ended up marveling at how one other group in the show, America, has kept its music vital and refreshing. Read More

Legendary American groups "America" and "Ambrosia" and singer John Ford Coley arrived early Thursday here for their series of shows in the Philippines. Read More

If there is one enduring quality that America, Ambrosia, and John Ford Coley share as singers and entertainers, it is their common passion for excellence in their craft. Read More