the dirty river boys

It's as important as eggnog, mistletoe, and some have even said Santa Claise himself, this Saturday don't miss our annual Radio Texas, LIVE! Christmas Special. It's a Texas tradition. Y'all, we're just trying to doing our little part to spread Christmas joy from Texas to the world ...

They are one of Texas' most dynamic bands. But it's been a long four years since we've got new music from the El Paso-based band.

Fall is here, and with it the return of an old friend, Wild Texas Wednesdays at Cowboy's in Tyler. East Texas' longest running live music series returns this Wednesday for good reason, Casey Donahew. That’s right one of Texas Music's biggest stars will return to Tyler this Wednesday Oct...

It was last Monday when we first heard about Playboy featuring three of our favorite bands in their, then, upcoming April issue. And it was true. Whiskey Myers, The Dirty River Boys, and Turnpike Troubadours have been christened "The New Bad Boys of Country" by the infamous magazine...

There aren't too many acts in Texas that can say they put on a show as good as The Dirty River Boys.

It's been two years since El Paso natives The Dirty River Boys released their first album, "Science of Flight." But now the wait is over.

True, our Front Porch isn't historic, but the Dirty River Boys will be playing on it Friday (11/15) afternoon. The guys will be stopping by before their show at historic Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q (legit historic).

It's no secret to Texas music fans that The Dirty River Boys put on one of the best live shows in the scene.

It wasn't long ago Cody, Cody, John, Jeff and Gary of Whiskey Myers were playing to sparse crowds anywhere they could plug in, in and around Tyler. Now it's a critically acclaimed album, Rock 'n Roll cruises, chart topping singles, and a blossoming national fan base. This week the guys went home, to play before a capacity crowd at Cowboy's in Tyler. But not before their episode of Concrete Country

Casey Donahew, Stoney LaRue, Turnpike Troubadours, Whiskey Myers and The Dirty River boys highlight an all star Texas and Red Dirt takeover on the first season of a brand new prime-time series on CMT called Concrete Country.

Each week my good friend Rita Ballou takes the time to collect the wittiest, most topical and random tweets from the Texas scene. Then after she gathers them, I steal ‘em. So please reward my laziness by checking out Last Week in Texas + Red Dirt Tweets.

"If I'd asked my customers what they wanted, they'd have said a faster horse." Henry Ford is credited with saying that in regards to the innovation, and revolution of the automobile. What he was getting at is people obviously can't understand the necessity of something they've yet to use, see or even imagine. A couple weeks ago, I didn't understand that I'd been being cheated, at every c