Charlie Robison

We all cheer for a good love story, am I right? Yet somehow - love stories turned sour seem to make pretty wicked songs. Check out our favorite 'love gone wrong' songs. You can probably guess they all end six feet in the ground… 5. Charlie Robison 'Lights of Lovin County' 4...

Charlie Robison was one of the guys that pulled me into the Texas Music Scene, back around 2000. Courtesy of great songs like “My Hometown” and “Sunset Boulevard,” he quickly became one of my favorite singers in or out of Texas. And this week he’s got The RTX Sunday Video.

This week's Challenge features the latest from Aaron Watson, "July in Cheyenne,"  going head to head with Charlie Robison's "Brand New Me." Check out both songs and vote for your favorite.

This week for your RTX Sunday Video, “El Cerrito Place” a song that can be find on Charlie Robison’s “Good Times” album. You may recall Kenny Chesney cut and released it as a single, taking it to No. 1 on the Mediabase chart earlier this year...

Tonight is the night all good country boys and girls will disregard school and work Thursday morning, come out to Cowboy's, and get tore up! Don't miss it, Earl Dibbles Jr. and his alter ego Granger Smith are back, and this is gonna be good -- word is the guys have added more smoke, lights and yee yee to their performance.

On the heels of recording and releasing his 'Live at Billy Bob's Texas' CD, Charlie Robison is preparing to release his first studio album in over 4 years. 'High Life' is scheduled to be released October 1st, and Robison will be celebrating in Abilene as he makes a return visit to the Lucky Mule Saloon on Thursday night, October 18th.

Today the legendary Charlie Robison joins the ranks of Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Pat Green, Cross Canadian Ragweed and many more with the release of his "Live at Billy Bob's Texas" album.

This week for your RTX Sunday Video we've got "El Cerrito Place" which you can find on Charlie Robison’s “Good Times" album. It's a song Kenny Chesney recently covered, and took to No. 1 on the Mediabase chart.