Johnny Cooper

This week marks a shift in the ETX live music scene as Cowboy's Wednesday night shows will be moving across the swimming pool and over the patio to Coach's Sports Bar. Beginning on Wednesday Feb. 3, every Wednesday evening you will be able to come out to Coach's and enjoy some of Texas and Red Dirt's best acts, live, broke down, and acoustic...

For years Cowboy's Nightclub in Tyler has brought the best live music to East Texas; over a decade as Electric Cowboy, then as Cowboy's beginning in 2013. Today marks a shift in the ETX live music scene as Cowboy's Wednesday night shows will be moving across the swimming pool and over the patio to Coach's Sports Bar...

Cowboy's has gotta special treat for y'all this Wild Texas Wednesday. Johnny Cooper and Rich O'Toole are bringing their acoustic "Almost Famous Tour" to East Texas. And guess what? All Wild Texas Wednesday prices stay in full-effect!

If you haven’t heard Wild Texas Wednesdays are back at the newer, bigger, better Cowboy’s in Tyler. This week we are proud to welcome Johny Cooper.

It was East Texas' longest-running live music series.

Last night our pal, Johnny Cooper posted a video to Facebook with a Reggae flare. Although he hints at a Reggae song, don't expect a full album anytime soon. Well, I wouldn't rule it out. Cooper has been known to do a lot of experimenting in his music.

He gets some flak from b-holes, who put arbitrary expectations on him -- but I've always really enjoyed Johnny Cooper's music. And the fact he doesn't let detractors get the best of him, has always made me like him even more. And if he's singin' it, he is bringin' it.

This Wednesday (May 14), I am back at Cowboy’s in Tyler, spinning all the best Texas and Red Dirt Music you can two-step to in a single night — and I’m pumped to be bringing Johnny Cooper out with me.

This Wednesday (5/14) I am so happy to be bringing Johnny Cooper out for Radio Texas, LIVE! at Cowboy's. He gets some flak from b-holes, who put arbitrary expectations on him -- but I've always really enjoyed Cooper's music. And the fact he doesn't let detractors get the best of him, has always made me like him even more...

The Christmas season is upon us, and you know what that means -- Christmas music! Why we have to play it nonstop on the radio, I'll never know. I hypothesize that no one station wants to be the only station not playing it, incessantly. It's not a "bahumbug" thing, it's a too much of a good thing is a bad thing, thing.