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In honor of Wade and Randy dropping their new album on Friday (May 8), Hold My Beer: Vol. 2...

The chances of a Ragweed reunion are as high as Koe coming out of lock down dropping a Christian-Polka album on us.

Late last year, Bri Bagwell's "If You Were a Cowboy" was the first release off her newest album In My Defense

The song can be found on their 2006 album, Just a Matter of Time.

This week, though, we go back a few years further for your RTX Sunday Video.

They released their debut album, Bossier City in 2007. By 2012, with their third album Goodbye Normal Street in tow, the Turnpike Troubadours established themselves as a premiere band in the Texas/Red Dirt.

Adam Hood made his triumphant return to radio this summer with his Brent Cobb collaboration, “She Don’t Love Me.”

Even though Cross Canadian Ragweed broke up over seven years ago; they are by most accounts the epitome of Red Dirt.

Josh Abbott Band’s latest album, Front Row Seat, was released nearly a year ago in November ’15, with the potential to be a national breakout project for the Lubbock-based band. But it was nearly two years ago, in the fall of ’14 the guys hit Texas radio with their Tuesday Night EP, and its first release,”Hangin’ Around” shot straight to the top of the Texas Music charts, today it’s your RTX Sunda

They released their debut album, “Bossier City” in 2007. By 2012, with their third album “Goodbye Normal Street” in tow, the Turnpike Troubadours established themselves as a premiere band in the Texas/Red Dirt scene. For proof look no further than that “Goodbye Normal Street” was the No. 1 selling album of the year at Lone Star Music.

If you were to say, "Granger Smith is to YouTube in Texas, what Andy Samberg is to it everywhere else." You wouldn't get much of an argument out of me. Besides writing and singing hit songs, Granger and his band have a reputation for developing characters and funny songs, of which they make videos for -- then upload to YouTube. But Granger's latest "country boy" character is pr

Reckless Kelly is easily my favorite band -- from Idaho -- who live in Texas -- named after an Australian outlaw. But seriously, they're pretty great. If you've ever pondered the difference between the Nashville and Texas scene, last year front man Willy Braun gave a great interview with Taste of Country, where he perfectly explained it. Give it a read.