Interviews

Not that William Clark Green needs to explain anything to anyone, but when he stopped by three years ago he was nice enough to fill us in on why he broke a promise he'd made to us

Can Jason Cassidy cover Alabama, Wade Bowen, Three Doors Down, Garth Brooks, Michael Jackson, Sugarland, Enrique Iglesias, Ed Sheeran, Alan Jackson, Papa Roach, Chis Stapleton, and Eddie Rabbit; in under 5 minutes?

Reckless Kelly is not a Celtic Rock Band, but it's okay with them if you think that.

With Garth Brooks winning CMA Entertainer of The Year, do you remember when Casey Donahew covered Garth's "That Summer" live on Radio Texas, LIVE!

If you don't know them yet, in 2013 make a resolution to get to know The Cadillac Black. In 2012, the guys toured with ZZ Top, were featured on ABC's Nashville, and lead singer Jaren Johnston co-wrote a No. 1 single for Keith Urban. Recently the guys stopped by Radio Texas, LIVE! and here&…

Today we #ThrowbackThursday all the way to early 2011 and the first time Josh Abbott was challenged with five Questions here at Radio Texas, LIVE!
Does 2011 Josh know the capital of Canada, or if movie star John C. Reilly graduated from Texas Tech? Which line of his would I steal if I wrote a song ab…

If you guys missed it, Sunny Sweeney recently sat down with country singer-songwriter, and "The Last Waltz" creator, Bruce Robison. The two discussed the impact of Guy Clark, then Sweeney broke us of with a performance of the late Clark classic, “Heartbroke...

Whether he’s touring with Aaron Lewis, or playing in front of thousands in off-road parks Jason Cassidy is bringing it. His music is a testament to a childhood spent listening to '90s country radio.
But did you know Cassidy knows more than just country music...

He's won Juno Awards, played sold-out shows in hockey arenas, written songs sung by your favorite Texas artists, and has even played "Five Questions." Remember when Corb Lund made his Radio Texas, LIVE! debut?

Josh Weathers is one of those guys, that after hearing the first song in their set, you spend the rest of their set trying to understand why they aren't as big as The Beatles.