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Shane Smith and the Saints delivered a great show at Cowboys in Tyler last night (Sept. 30).

In July of this year Kevin Fowler played his official 2,000th concert. I say "official" because, c'mon let's be real, no one keeps track of that stuff, and with someone like Fowler who has been pounding the road and building a monstrous fan base for going on twenty years, that number has got to be so much higher.

Let me begin this by saying I had the opportunity to see Ray Benson's band, Asleep at the Wheel, just last weekend. It was my first time, and WOW. They are super talented. Even my wife, who doesn't like Country Music, let alone Country Swing, was very impressed.

Last week somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 Radio Texas, LIVE! listeners were treated to a special acoustic show from Kyle Park at our studio.

This year marks a decade of writing and singing songs for North Carolina-based American Aquarium. So you've had ten years, but if you haven't boarded the American Aquarium train, now's the time - and what better way than to watch them perform on our Front Porch.. with FREE lunch from Chik Fil A?

Welp, with Garth Brooks 19 sold-out shows in Dallas last weekend, we've decided to #ThrowbackThursday this week to Casey Donahew covering Garth Brooks on Radio Texas, LIVE! last winter.

Kyle Park's forthcoming album, "The Blue Roof Sessions," will be out next month (Oct. 23). Here's an interesting look behind the scenes of the new project. Stay tuned for the second episode and keep reading for more information on the new album and Kyle.

Josh Abbott and the guys spent the summer touring all across America, culminating in August with the release of their new single, "Amnesia." Last week the Lubbock-based band released the new lyric video for their song.

JB And The Moonshine Band have caused quite a stir with their current single "Shotgun, Rifle and a .45," which touches on the right to bear arms and standing up for those rights:

In June when we told you that The Turnpike Troubadours would be releasing the followup to 2012's "Goodbye Normal Street," on Sept. 18, it seemed like a long way off. Well, the day has arrived -- thank God summer flew by.

They are perennial hit-song makers. Texas Troubadours, critics and fans all just love 'em. Randy Rogers Band is Texas Music, and this week they announced their upcoming album "Nothing Shines Like Neon," will be a "traditional country album."

Kyle Park made it a true Wild Texas Wednesday at Cowboy's in Tyler on Wednesday night (Sept. 16).