Brad Paisley's new collaboration with LL Cool J has been stirring up plenty of controversy, and now the rapper is weighing in on the flap over the song, which is titled 'Accidental Racist.'
Growing up in East Texas, Curtis Grimes was a baseball standout at Harmony High School. These days, however, the "Irresponsible" singer makes his home in Austin, and stays busy nurturing a fan base that has stretched outside of Texas -- thanks to a long run on season one of NBC's The Voice. Tonight Wednesday (April 10) Grimes returns home to perform for his original, hometown fans at Cowboy's night club in Tyler.
April 10, 2013 She may have won our hearts many years ago, but now hometown girl Kacey Musgraves is quickly winning over the hearts of country fans across America. Her sudden skyrocket to fame has landed her all over television and radio lately. Today, she will make her debut on one of the most beloved day time talk shows in history.
April 9, 2013 Last night, while enjoying one of my favorite TV shows, "The Voice," contestant Sasha Allen sang the Dixie Chicks hit "Not Ready to Make Nice." I haven't really thought about the Dixie Chicks for a while before she sang, but it immediately reminded me of how much I enjoyed their music, and how much I missed listening to it.
Brad Paisley releases his new album 'Wheelhouse' today (April 9), and a track from the record titled 'Accidental Racist' has already been stirring up controversy online. The collaboration with rapper LL Cool J attempts to address the ultra-sensitive topic of race relations, and far from apologizing, Paisley states: "I wouldn't change a thing."
The NCAA Tournament has come to a close, and we have our winner in our NCAA Bracket Challenge!
So this is either a case of the funnest dad ever... Or a case for Child Protective Services, because these young lady's father is under the influence of at, the very least many, many beers whilst in the care of his children. I'm pretty sure if this was my dad, I'd have been running to the other side of the ballpark -- at any age. But I've always been hyper-self aware.
Granger Smith is hot right now, and not just because he is trekking 100 miles from S. Austin to Fort Hood to show support for our military. The A&M alum, with help from his alter-ego Earl Dibbles Jr., is selling out venues across Texas and beyond. Last week Granger called into Radio Texas, LIVE! to talk about his 3rd Annual 100 Mile Boot Walk, and to debut his new single "Silverado Bench Seat."
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Gilmer (Texas) native, Curtis Grimes, broke out nationally on the first season of NBC's The Voice. Since then he's been building quite the following back home here in Texas. Grimes who just wrapped up a two week long East Coast tour, now has three successful radio singles under his belt ("Doin' My Time, "Irresponsible," and "Smile"), and this week he's got the RTX Sunday Video.
After an impressive three week run at No. 1 Bart Crow has finally been overtaken -- by a newcomer to the Texas charts no less. So who's at the top? Here's clue number two, it's either Will Hoge, Kyle Park or Turnpike Troubadours.
I've yet to make it out to Reckless Kelly's Celebrity Softball Jam, but I've heard some great things about the family oriented event. When the star studded teams lace up their cleats and take the field April 14th, it'll mark the fifth straight year they've done so. Since 2009 over $130,000 has been raised by the event for the Reckless Kelly Charitable Youth Foundation. So who will be joining RK for the game and after-concert?
