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It was a stellar year 2016 in the Texas / Red Dirt scene. We were inundated with so many great new albums, and accompanying radio singles. Wade Bowen and Randy Rogers released their second collaboration, a live album, Watch This: Vol. 1, Cody Jinks solidified his spot as the latest, and surest country music savior with, I'm Not the Devil, Cody Johnson simplified his sound and cemented his place as

After two week run on top, Cody Jinks slips to No. 3, that means we've got ourselves and new No. 1. Whiskey Myers, Reckless Kelly, and Green River Ordinance each hope to take over on top, but there can only be one No. 1. 10. Roger Creager — Wanna Wanna Bar 9...

Jon Wolfe closed out 2015 at No. 1, but this week he tumbles all the way out of the Top 10. This opens the door up to the top spot to Roger Creager, Josh Ward and Green River Ordinance. Who lands it? Let's find out. 10. Josh Abbott Band – Amnesia 9...

Who's lands the biggest song in Texas this week? Let's find out.

KNUE is gearing up for the first ever Red Dirt BBQ and Music Festival this Saturday downtown Tyler. So I got to thinking about all that delicious BBQ we're gonna be eating, and one thought came to mind - sauce or no sauce?

Who's lands the biggest song in Texas this week? Let's find out.

Last week Zane Williams scored his very first No. 1 single with "Little too Late." This week he hopes to stay there, but to do it he'll have to hold off Kevin Fowler, Green River Ordinance and Cameran Nelson. Who's got top spot? Let's find out.

The first-ever Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival in Downtown Tyler has announced its opening band to join a lineup that already includes Randy Rogers Band -- and it's a good one.

It's a traffic jam this week at the top of the chart as Kyle Park, Josh Abbott, Cody Johnson and Will Hoge all have their sights set on No.1, but there's only room for one No.1. Who lands it? Let’s find out.

Based out of Fort Worth, Green River Ordinance have been playing together for over 12 years and have had the opportunity to open for huge bands like Bon Jovi, Train and Counting Crows. They've enjoyed Billboard Top 40  success with two singles, “Come On” and “On Your Own." And last week the native Texans finally made their RTX debut. So put on your "Dancing Shoes" then check out our