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Be still, my heart!

Josh Abbott Band are Kings in Texas.

Up next for Texas Music's G.O.A.T. it's "The Last Whistle" soundtrack.

No one sings an ode to the Lone Star State like Green can -- which may be why we sometimes forget that the Texas Music G.O.A.T...

For a third consecutive Randall King is able to hold off a hard charging Cody Johnson and hang on to the No. 1 spot on Texas radio.

Not a lot of movement this week as Cody Johnson, Randall King, and Pat Green are all still sitting atop Texas radio, but can King hang on to the top spot? Let's find out.

Pat Green is a legendary singer here in Texas. In the late '90s and early '00s he blazed the trails that today's Texas and Red Dirt artists still walk.

Our fifth annual Bud Light Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival, presented by Tyler Ford, is in the books -- and it went down as our fifth consecutive sold out show.

He was king of Texas Music before there was a crown. Pat Green blazed his own trail to Nashville, through Texas, and back again.

Dancehall Dreamin': A Tribute to Pat Green will be released on the Texas legend's birthday, April 5th. Today you can preorder the album and get a song from the Honky Tonk Kid immediately.

Today Texas turns a sprightly 182 years young. It was on March 2, 1836, with the adoption of the Texas Declaration of Independence, settlers in Mexican Texas officially broke ties with Mexico and formed the most bad ass state in the union.

Whether Valentine's Day means it's time to ask that special someone out, drop that initial "L-Bomb," pop the question, go get beers with the boys, or wine with the girls, today is special.