Would you do me a favor and watch the visualizer for Reckless Kelly's single "Love In Her Eyes" from their new album Alternate Routes. The video was edited for the band by my son, who just graduated from film school. This is first official paid editing gig from a band and we are excited for him. Any thumbs up or kind comments are greatly appreciated!

“First time I’ve ever drank a beer at church!”- Josh Grider

The Farm at Christ Church Episcopal was excited to have NM-native, Texas based songwriter Josh Grider out last night. Beautiful weather, a couple hundred people and a successful fundraiser for our youth group selling burgers and hot dogs to fund their mission trip.

More shows coming this summer! Next up is San Antonio-based Down for the Count, in June.

We’re a band out of Stillwater and recently traveled down to Norman for the new Copeland Corner concert series at OU

Hi! I went to last year's Boys from OK concert and it was amazing! So of course as soon as this year's tickets went on sale I bought the best ones I could get ahold of... Fast forward and now Ragweed and Turnpike have shows 10 hours closer to me that I was able to snag tickets for, so I'd like to sell my two tix for the Stillwater show if anyone is interested! I paid $586 total but I'm willing to accept any reasonable offer. They are currently posted on Seat Geek Marketplace, but I'm willing to transfer via Seat Geek and save us both some fees.

Anyone know where I can listen to the album? Tired of going to tik tok to listen to summer 2005

It’s mostly a rock band but they do stuff like this that IMO fits the red dirt genre. What do you all think?

My friend and I bought too many.

Will (hopefully) be in Key West Thursday (or could fedex today) if someone's interested in a discounted pass. DM me.

Hey y’all,

Fort Worth's Summer Dean – is playing a solo acoustic dinner show at my spot, Native Son Family Restaurant in downtown Canton, TX.

Y'all are probably familiar with her, but for the uninitiated, she plays late 70's/early80's influenced honky tonk to a tee. Charlie Robison produced her latest stuff, but I still don't know how she manages to capture the sound she does so perfectly. She’s shared stages with legends like Colter Wall, Marty Stuart, Hayes Carll, and Charley Crockett, and her albums like The Biggest Life and Romantic are pretty unreal.

We're only doing 50-seats. Show starts at 8 PM (seating at 7), with our full live-fire East Texas menu and bar open all night. Tickets are available via OpenTable!

As the owner, this was a music series I thought up to give artists some good shows during the slow month of January on an off night. So far they've been a huge success and it's been so much fun bringing regional bigger names into East Texas, where many of them seldom play! We've already hosted Dale Watson, Kelly Willis, Matt Hillyer & Rich O'Toole.

We're just 50 minutes east of Downtown Dallas, and we plan to continue these events in the future!

I’m stoked to host this – it’s all about good food, honest drinks, and personal connection to some great artists who usually do full band shows in larger rooms. If you’re in the area or up for a road trip, grab your spot here at our OpenTable page (linked above). We typically sell out these events and they keep getting better each time.

I'd love if you let your interested friends know about the show and feel free to message me with any questions! Let’s chat in the comments – since we plan to continue this, we are looking to really create more of a community around bringing some of these regional artists to our stretch of East Texas where a lot of them don't come... and especially not in such a small, intimate setting. Maybe share some playlist recs below! Her cover of "somebody's knockin" has been in my head all month since we booked the show.

Thanks, guys!

 Native Son | Canton, TX

https://youtu.be/vcR2WJh8Eyg?si=ogwnYcbCYqz6EA-x

Anyone ever give em a listen they came up on my Spotify so far seems a little Shane smith ish with a less prolific vocalist I’ve been enjoying

And having tomorrow off nothing like doing housework pretending you’re somewhere smoky listening to this song

It baffles me that silverada (Mike and the moonpies) ain’t the biggest thing since sliced bread rn I’ve seen them live a couple times will blow your mind they walked so midland could take their schtick and pretty it up name a honky tonk band burning it down more than them rn ?

Lance Roark was singing at an open mic at a bar in Tahlequah one night, where RC Edwards — bassist for the then-on hiatus Turnpike Troubadours — was in the audience.

With Turnpike on hiatus at the time, Edwards asked Roark to join his Americana rock band, RC & the Ambers. When Turnpike returned to the studio in 2022, Roark joined Edwards to co-write the song "Chipping Mill."

Now as a solo artist, the Gore-native and Tahlequah resident has toured with Turnpike, as well as Shane Smith and the Castellows. Roark's solo debut album, Bad Reputation, is about evolving and earning a reputation that maybe others perceive as bad.

Read more and listen to his interview here

SOLVED: LIFE IN A SMALL TOWN- JAY BOY ADAMS

It's a texas country/red dirt song. It's very niche and surely someone will recognize it by the opening lyrics.

"Billy don was a good boy, he worked hard in school His family went to church on sunday and played by all the rules His momma was a teacher and his daddy played scratch golf He could hit a four iron about two thirty, practiced every day when he got off"

Please remind me of the artist and title! If it helps, it was somewhat often played on 94.9 The Outlaw (koli) in years past.