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After two weeks on top, William Clark Green falls from the No. 1 spot, opening the door for a brand new biggest song in Texas. Is it Curtis Grimes, Cody Johnson Band, or Reckless Kelly who takes over on top? Let’s find out.

Kent Finlay, a voice for Texas Music and owner of the famed Cheatham Street Warehouse where many artists got their start, died on Monday. He was 77.

Aaron Watson's independently released album, The Underdog, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.

It's been nearly three years since we've had the pleasure of seeing The Turnpike Troubadours on a stage in Tyler.

He grew up right down the road in Whitehouse, and now Adam Fears is bringing his band to Cowbow's in Tyler for Wild Texas Wednesdays.

This is one of those lists that I love to read, but am way too scared to ever write. It's so objective. What you like I might hate, and vice versa.

For well over a decade Cody Canada fronted the biggest band the Red Dirt scene has ever seen in Cross Canadian Ragweed. When they disbanded he and Jeremy Plato started a brand new band. Five years and three albums later, The Departed are goin' strong, making good music and doing what they love most.

Time is short, but if you are close to Austin this afternoon (2/18), you may want to swing by the Broken Spoke, 'round about 2:30 p.m. Wade Bowen and Randy Rogers are looking to fill the place with fans, to star in their next music video.

Grammy nominations, late night television performances, sellout shows; Sturgill Simpson took Country Music by storm in 2014.

The Redneck Messiah is back with the followup to his 2014 No. 1 smash, 'Panhandle Poorboy.' For his latest radio single and music video, 'Before Somebody Gets Hurt,' Fowler calls on Amy Rankin of the Rankin Twins for help. Give the video a watch, then watch as the song soars up the Texas charts.

If you're like me and never catch Imus in the Morning, then you definitely missed this. Last week Robert Earl Keen, who is out promoting his new Blue-Grass album, "Happy Prisoner," took his Texas staple, 'The Road Goes on Forever,' to the controversial radio / TV host's show.

There's a song called "Fence Post" on Aaron Watson's new The Underdog album that may give you the wrong impression of the Texas-bred singer. Or, it may be more autobiographical than he knows.