This week newcomer Josh Ward looks to keep his very first No. 1 at the top. Meanwhile Mark McKinney, Cody Johnson and Kyle Park are all looking to keep him from repeating as No. 1 in Texas. Who's got the coveted top spot? Let’s find out.
After two weeks on top, Will Hoge makes way for a new No. 1. Do Kyle Park, Josh Ward or Turnpike Troubadours take over the coveted top spot? Let’s find out.
Rita Ballou joins Radio Texas, LIVE! each week to keep us up to date on all the 'Dirt' in the Texas and Red Dirt Music scene. This week: Good news for Whiskey Myers fans, The Rankin Twins are on television, Kyle Park has a new video, Rita and I discuss who's responsible for what on our first date -- which is Sunday (4/21) plus more.
Man, West Texans party hard. Just as hard as East Texans, except they do it in the dirt -- in a lot of dirt. This weekend I made my way to Midland for "Crude Fest," what a great show. And once we got accustomed to the layer of dirt on everything, we were able to enjoy some really great weather. Here's some pics from the show.
This week Will Hoge hopes to keep his now ironically titles song on top for a second straight week. But Kyle Park, Josh Ward and Turnpike Troubadours all have their sights set on No. 1 as well. So who’s at the top? Let's find out.
This week for your RTX Sunday Video we highlight the brand new video for Kyle Park's current single "True Love." Whis is something we don't seem to do too often -- seeing how it seems more often than not Texas and Red Dirt artists tend to release videos after their songs have peaked.
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.
Seven years of 150 + shows a year Kyle Park, who just scored his first No. 1 single courtesy of "The Night is Young," is a rare breed -- one that was been able to amass a giant fan base in Texas, despite little help from radio. On the heels of the release of "Beggin' for More," his fifth full studio album Kyle Park called into Radio Texas, LIVE! to discuss the project.
This year he's a finalist for "Live Act of the Year" at the Lone Star Music Awards. According to Kevin Fowler and Aaron Watson, he is the next breakout star in the Texas scene. Judging by the quality of music he's putting out, the radio play he's receiving and the steady growth of crowds at his shows, Cody Johnson is no less than a sure thing for Fowler and Watson to put their money on.
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.
This week Reckless Kelly, Josh Abbott and Curtis Grimes all look to be the one to replace Kyle Park at the top of the charts. Who gets there? Let’s find out.
Since the TRRR has been on hiatus the last couple weeks there is no change in the chart. But since I haven't posted the top songs in the same amount of time, let's get caught back up. This week Kyle Park enjoys his third week on top courtesy of his first-career No. 1 with “The Night is Young” off his “Make or Break Me” album. Let's see where everyone else lines up.
