The reigning TRRMA New Male Vocalist of the Year, William Clark Green, is back in Tyler tonight, Wednesday (March 27) at Cowboys Night Club. It'll be a homecoming of sorts for Green who was born in, and spent a portion of his formative years in Flint -- his parents still make their home there.
William Clark Green is native to Flint, just south of Tyler -- but has seen the beginning of his musical success in the Texas scene come from the western side of the Lone Star State. That makes sense seeing how that’s where he started his band after graduating Texas Tech in Lubbock. And now the reigning TRRMA New Male Vocalist of the year has this week's RTX Sunday Video.
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 she had the dirt on Roger Creager's power outage, the new Whiskey Myers video, William Clark Green's new album, plus more.
He’s a native of East Texas, but has seen his musical success in the Texas Music scene grow out of the western side of the Lone Star State. Which makes sense, that’s where he started his band, after graduating from Texas Tech. And now William Clark Green, the reigning TRRMA New Male Vocalist of the Year, has released the artwork for his new project "Rose Queen."
He's a native of East Texas, but has seen his musical success in the Texas Music scene grow out of the western side of the Lone Star State. Which makes sense, seeing how that's where he started his band after graduating from Texas Tech. But now William Clark Green, the reigning TRRMA New Male Vocalist of the Year, is growing too big for just the city of Lubbock, and he stopped by Radio Texas, LIVE! last week to prove it.
It's time for another RTX New Music Challenge. This week Flint, TX product William Clark Green's latest goes up against a new one from Granger Smith. Personally, I like both these guys. And personally, I REALLY like both songs. Good thing I don't have to decide between them. You do.
It's always a good time when William Clark Green stops by Radio Texas, LIVE! Last week the Flint native not only stopped by the big show, he put on a killer concert Wednesday at Electric Cowboy as well as in our studio for some listeners, on The KNUE Front Porch. If you haven't got on the WCG train, Choo! Choo! All aboard -- you're fixing to.
William Clark Green stopped by The KNUE Front Porch this afternoon and left us with a few acoustic versions of his hit songs including: "Tonight," "Caroline" and his current single "Catch me When I Fall," which features Josh Abbott. Will will be performing live tonight at Electric Cowboy in Tyler, tickets will be available at the door, so y'all come on out.
Lubbock, TX is where William Clark Green's music career began, but WCG's roots are actually right here, in East Texas -- in Flint of all places. After moving west to attend Texas Tech, Will decided to start a band and has built quite a name for himself all across Texas. He was named 2012 Texas Regional Radio Music Awards "New Male Vocalist of the Year". His latest single "Catch Me When I Fall" features his good friend and Texas Music powerhouse Josh Abbott.
I've got two more new songs this week vying for your love and approval. It's an East Texas shootout as Flint native William Clark Green's "Catch Me When I Fall" goes head to head with Canton's own Ryan Beaver and his new single "Nobody Wants to Be Alone."
William Clark Green (WCG) is native to East Texas -- the thriving metropolis of Flint, but has seen the majority of his musical success in the Texas scene come from the western side of our state, which makes sense seeing how that’s where he started his band after graduating Texas Tech in Lubbock. But now WCG is looking to grow and bring his brand of music back to the good side of Texas, tonight he will be performing LIVE at Graham Central Station in Longview.
He's native to East Texas (the thriving metropolis of Flint) but has seen most of his musical success in the Texas scene come from the western side of our state, which makes sense seeing how that's where he started his band after graduating Texas Tech in Lubbock. But now our buddy William Clark Green is looking to grow and bring his brand of music back to the good side of Texas and he recently stopped by Radio Texas Live to get the ball rollin' on just that.
