live music

You can Austin live in Tyler this weekend.

You know it's been a while since the Warehouse has been up and running. I think the last show was way back in January with Phil Anselmo. Well, we are proud to announce that not only is the Warehouse back in business, but that they are kicking things off with one hell of a show with our good friends, Sevendust!

Be prepared to have your mind blown. This dude's name is Mike Love (no not the dude from the Beach Boys) I was listening to this song a friend of mine told me to check out and at around the 4:20 (!) mark weird stuff starts happening. He starts grunting in weird ways ... next thing you know it all starts making sense.

Next Saturday night (April 26) at Woody's in Keithville (the old Rustic Cowboy), we have one hell of a show lined up with Powerman 5000! The show itself is going to be amazing, but as an added bonus for showing up, we are going to be hooking you up with some killer prizes!

Former Longview guitar slinger Monte Pittman will be rocking Woody's Bar this Saturday night! Locally, you may remember Monte from a little band called Myra Mains (god, I miss those guys) or more nationally from the band Prong.

Our buddies from Chive On - Shreveport/Bossier are throwing a little shindig November 16th at Strange Brew to raise money for the NWLA Food bank and TSR LA Baby Mommas(animal rescue)!

It's been a summer full of awesome shows so far, and this weekend is no different. Not only we do we have a huge show Friday night featuring Crossfade, Candlelight Red, Weaving The Fate and Built For Speed, but Saturday night it's the Sunkissed Barrelabisca CD release party.

There is no denying the energy that Cage the Elephant brings to the stage. If there were any doubters, CTE dispelled all of them with their performance Sunday at a sopping wet Lollapalooza. "Ain't No Rest For The Wicked" was most definitly a show stopper for the boys from ATL. This performance embodies the wild rawness that rock n' effin' roll is supposed to bring. Enjoy.

Out of the Red River Valley that borders Northern Texas and Southern Oklahoma comes a heaping ton of what they call "red dirt metal".  To describe "red dirt metal", it's as if Molly Hatchet, Johnny Cash and Pantera had an illegitimate freakishly huge bastard child...that rocks.  See their video after the jump.

I went out to the Suckerpunch Sally Rally and Music Fest Saturday afternoon. Got there just in time for the last part of Rockett Queen's set. Wish I could have stayed longer! Lots of great bands played, and there were plenty of awesome merch booths, custom bikes and cool cars to check out...

Chances are, if you listen to this radio station, you're familiar with DOWN.  One of my favorite bands - and one I don't get to see nearly enough.

If you enjoyed these guys when they were here last...Royal Bliss is scheduled to return to The Warehouse