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Most lyric videos are a quick way for a band to get a song on YouTube, more often than not the bands don't even appear in them. And there is nothing wrong with that. But when a band not only takes the time to actually be in their lyric video, but releases an obviously well planned and executed video, you've got to stand up and acknowledge it.

Brett Eldredge has released the music video for his newest single, 'Mean to Me.'

One of Texas' all-time best singer-songwriters is getting ready to make an appearance in one of Tyler's most unique venues on the brick streets downtown.

With his new single, Pat Green is back doing what Pat Green does better than anyone in the world: singin' about Texas. And today the latest single from Green hit iTunes.

This week Cody Johnson Band attempts to hold off Granger Smith, Zane Williams and Bart Crow, and hang on to the top spot for a third  top the chart for a second week. Can he do it? Let's find out.

I saw an artist perform the other day, who may or may not be on this list *cough cough* that did a phenomenal rendition of a song outside of their genre. It got me thinking about the artists in our Texas Music scene - the songs they choose to cover at their shows and why they choose those particular songs.

Mark your calendars for Monday, October 6th. That's the date of the Randy Rogers Band’s 6th Annual “For the Sake of the Shot” charity golf tournament and 19th Hole Jam.

In episode 10 of Yee Yee TV Granger Smith is reunited with a fan and soldier, at a concert in South Dakota, who saw him perform on an overseas entertainment tour in Rustamiyah, Iraq way back in 2007. Watch their touching reunion.

The Josh Abbott Band have announced their major-label debut EP, 'Tuesday Night.' The five-song project will be released on Sept. 23 on Atlantic Records.

Check out the Casey Donahew Band's video for their latest single, 'Lovin' Outta Control.'

The Josh Abbott Band is back and better than ever. The Texas group is hitting the airwaves with their latest single, 'Hangin' Around,' which each of the six members says they fell in love with the first moment they heard it.

In an effort to make their next album without the help of a label, and on their own terms Uncle Lucius is turning to their friends, family and fans.