Eisley’s extended EP from their just-completed tour provides anticipation for their upcoming CD. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Eisley, Texas music
By John South
Evenings in Plano are generally fairly quiet, not that Plano is the small, sleepy bedroom community it used to be. But on most evenings, outside one particular house, one can hear the distinctive low frequencies of guitars and the thumping of a drum machine that signal that you have reached the studio of a music teacher.
This is not the studio of just any teacher… Continue reading
Posted by: John South
Tags: Earl Bailey, Guitar, Guitar Teacher, Music Education, Rock
Texas music’s rock band Flyleaf now has its second CD out for the public. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Fly Leaf, Texas music
MuteMath, a New Orleans rock group, entertained the crowd at the Palladium in Dallas. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: MuteMath, Texas music
Jesus Team A (JTA), a band with soul and talent to spare. Continue reading
Posted by: Rick Matos
Tags: Jesus te ama, Jesus Team A, University of Dallas Ministry Conference, Vince Lujan Project
Austin City Limits studio has been designated a historic site by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Austin City Limits, Texas music
By Bill Aspinwall, Austin, Texas, June 7, 2009
Threadgill’s, once known as World Armadillo Headquarters, is a storied palace of Austin’s musical heritage. It features a small outdoor venue that’s like a large side yard with a shed for a stage – from which you can read the Hooters billboard across the street. Scores of musical legends have performed here and scores continue to come.
There’s home-style cooking… Continue reading
Posted by: baspinwall
Tags: J. D. Souther, Kristy Kruger, Threadgills
This album has been out for a while, but it is notable from several aspects – production value, the songwriting, and the performance. The versatility of the singer/songwriters comprising the Blues Rockers is evident in the diversity of compositions presented. From the heavy rock aspects of “Democracy” and “Window Pain” to the exquisitely heart-wrenching story in “Appletown” to the bluesy “Dreaming”… Continue reading
Posted by: John South
Tags: Appletown, Blues Rockers, Micheal Reames, Wayne Folse
Dan Seals, the Texas-born singer who found success in both the pop and country worlds, has died after a fight with cancer. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Dan Seals, Texas music
Denton-based Eli Young Band rocks during a recent performance at the Texas Club in Baton Rouge. The group is now nominated as best new group by the Academy of Country Music. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Academy of Country Music, Always the Love Songs, Country Music, Denton, Eli Young Band, When It Rains