Ray Wylie Hubbard

Does anyone even stay up late to watch late night television anymore? Yes, millions do in fact. And those who can't stay awake past the local news just watch online later. From NBC, to TBS, to CBS; there have been several bands with roots in our scene who have performed on national television, long after all self-respecting Americans are in bed...

On Friday night, February 6th, Eric Church surprised the American Airlines Center, in Dallas, crowd when he introduced Texas legend, Ray Wylie Hubbard. Hubbard then joined Church on stage where the two sang, “Screw You, We’re From Texas...

Today (Nov. 13, 2016) Ray Wylie Hubbard celebrates the 70th anniversary of his birth. Hubbard is one of the most influential musicians in Texas, and from the stories we’ve heard always willing to help out young artists. Remember when RWH was invited to play the Late Show with David Letterman...

Originally posted December 11th, 2014: Ray Wylie Hubbard and his wife, Judy, have shared the chords to one of his biggest songs, on YouTube. We can't find the original post on Facebook, but from what we recall, a kid sent Hubbard an email asking if the legendary singer/songwriter would share, with him, the chords to "Snake Farm...

This Friday (10/14) the only band we've ever heard of from El Paso, is coming to Tyler. If that isn't enough to get you out from under your rock, that's fine, cause we've got five more reasons why you should see the Dirty River Boys this Friday at Cowboy's...

It has been several weeks since this year's Memorial Day Weekend floods ravaged the small town of Wimberley, Texas, but the Texas/Red Dirt music scene hasn't forgotten about those Central Texas families who are still trying to rebuild their community.

We all know David Letterman was a fan of RWH, with his retirement might he have a new late night champion in Conan O'Brien? We can hope.

Ray Wylie Hubbard fans get ready to set your DVRs!

It's true. I am a long time fan-girl of the Texas-Red Dirt Music scene. As such I can personally say how much I LOVE and appreciate when artists let us in to their lives and careers through their social media accounts. As opposed to just Tweeting to remind us when and where they can buy their merch and tickets.

Texas legend Ray Wylie Hubbard unleashed his latest upon the world. It's called "The Ruffians Misfortune," and folks are loving it -- see for yourself, then download it here.