An enthralling documentary celebrates Santana's Latin-gone-psychedelic rock 'n' roll life, which had a different arc from that of other rock stars.

Mar. 30—Carlos Santana, the multi-Grammy Award winning guitarist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, is coming to Albuquerque's Isleta Amphitheater on April 19, as part of his global "Oneness" tour ...

Carlos Santana, one of the most singular guitar players in rock history, reflects on his journey, his sound and some of the demons he's faced along the way. He is launching a nationwide tour on ...

GRAMMY-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana, alongside GRAMMY and Academy Award-nominated rock band Counting Crows, brought their Oneness tour to the Ruoff Music Center on ...

Music Legend Carlos Santana talks about the release of his latest album, “Sentient” and his latest bio, "Carlos Santana: Love, Devotion, Surrender - The Illustrated Story of His Music Journey ...

We sit down with Carlos Santana to discuss life, music and spirituality as a new documentary, "Carlos," bows at Tribeca Festival in New York.

Davis is one of Santana’s all-time music heroes. And thanks to Italian jazz-rock composer and producer Paolo Rustichelli, he had the opportunity to appear alongside Davis on Rustichelli’s ...

Ever since his Woodstock performance in '69, Santana has been one of the world's biggest guitar talents, with a melodic sensibility few can match. We go deep into his lead style ...

Despite Carlos Santana taking issue with the crowd, the guitarist still joined with the Counting Crows for a fine evening of music in Mountain View.

While preparing to take the stage in Texas, Carlos Santana was rushed to the hospital when struggling to get through soundcheck.

Santana added his guitar parts in 1996, several years after Davis, who died in 1991, had recorded his with the Italian jazz-rock composer Paolo Rustichelli.