We've been eagerly awaiting this day, and it appears our wait is nearly over. This week the doors will open on Coach's and Cowboy's -- an all-in-one sports bar, patio and dance club unlike anything East Texas has ever seen. And as if that weren't enough, this Wednesday (Feb. 13) Kyle Park will christen Cowboy's concert stage for their first Wild Texas Wednesday.
First "Raise Your Bottle," now "Lips." It seems The Honky Tonk Kid is on a bit of a video kick, and it's a good thing. CMT debuted Aaron Watson's "Lips" video today, and for the hugely popular Watson this marks his second single in a row to get a video. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's a first.
The band Uncle Lucius was gracious enough to stop by and perform in the the studio yesterday for forty plus fans and listeners -- the overall consensus on the performance, AWESOME. And a big thank you to Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Que for feeding all of us lunch.
February 6, 2013 Tyler’s Liberty Hall will present legendary Texas Music artist Gary P. Nunn in concert this Friday, Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. Gary P. has been apart of the Texas scene for some 40 years. In fact, Gary P. Nunn has established himself as the "founding father" of progressive country music out of Austin.
Uncle Lucius is will be stopping by the KNUE studios tomorrow Thursday (Feb. 7) to put on an acoustic show. To say these guys are amazing would be like saying Albert Einstein was a smart fella, or Michael Jordan was good at basketball -- it's an understatement is what I'm getting at.
Our friends from the Eli Young Band have released a video for the song "Skeletons." The song can be found on their album "Life at Best," and is the follow up to the fan-slammed video for their current single "Say Goodnight." If you haven't seen it, that video featured an alien robot falling from the sky, then in love with a human girl. Yeah, it was the first ever sci-fi country music video.
It’s time for your favorite time of the week, your chance to weigh in on new music that we play here at Radio Texas, LIVE! This week the new single from Sheila Marshall "Can't Let Go" goes up against Kimberly Dunn and hew new tune titled "Randy Rogers." Which one of these Texas beauties will win? That totally depends on you.
Wade Bowen's 2012 project "The Given" has been a critical and commercial success. The first single "Saturday Night" became Bowen's first career Mediabase Top 40 single. The second "To Live is to Fly," a duet with Guy Clark, was hugely popular as well. Both were No. 1 singles in Texas. Today the Bowen camped released a fun new video, and we've got your first look.
Rita Ballou joins Radio Texas, LIVE! each week to keep us up to date on all the happenings in the Texas and Red Dirt Music scene. This week Rita gave us the scoop on Jack Ingram's H.E.B. Super Bowl commercial, Pat Green's big tour plus Josh Abbott’s doppelganger. Here’s All the Dirt in Red Dirt.
Josh Abbott's "I'll Sing About Mine" goes for it's second consecutive week on top -- but to stay there he'll have to hold off Stoney LaRue and Jason Boland, both of whom had huge bumps this week. Who’s No. 1? Let’s find out.
I enjoy Cory Morrow music, always have. Well now it seems our ol' pal Cory has gone and immortalized the "If you don't like it, don't read it" girl, Rita Ballou for all time and all eternity. He and Brian Keane have written a song called "Glass Houses," it's about rumors, and lies -- so naturally Rita too.
What can YOU do in sixty seconds? In sixty seconds Jack Ingram can show-off his tour bus, dispel five four myths about Texans, make me want a steak, and since H.E.B.'s footin' the bill, hopefully convince you to shop at their grocery stores. Here's your first look at Jack Ingram's H.E.B. commercial set to air during Super Bowl XLVII, this Sunday.
