The Dirty River Boys

The Dirty River Boys are great. Their Music is great, and they are a great group of dudes. But the greatest thing about these boys from El Paso, is how greatly they believe in themselves. Well, that and the fact their belief isn't misplaced.

It's been two years since El Paso natives The Dirty River Boys released their first album, "Science of Flight." But now the wait is over.

Not too long ago our friend Natalie Rhea wrote about her top five most underrated artists in Texas music. You should check it out. It's a great list.

True, our Front Porch isn't historic, but the Dirty River Boys will be playing on it Friday (11/15) afternoon. The guys will be stopping by before their show at historic Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q (legit historic).

It's no secret to Texas music fans that The Dirty River Boys put on one of the best live shows in the scene.

Earlier this week, in honor of No Shave November, we compiled the Top 5: Best Beards in Texas Music. Today we go the opposite route. Here's our list of guys who don't need a beard, men getting it done without hiding behind facial hair -- it's our Top 5: Baby Faces in Texas Music.

“The X Factor.” We all want it, especially musicians. But not everyone has it. There’s a lot of people trying to make it in this music scene and there’s a lot of forces trying to bring them down. But those with “The X-Factor” — that little spark that takes someone the extra mile — they will move mountains.

Cool stuff like this can't be exclusive to the Texas/ Red Dirt scene. I'm certain it happens in other scenes like, Georgia? But the difference is their scene is not our scene. And this is what makes ours the coolest one. Last week The Dirty River Boys played a show at a bar with a strict no minors policy, to the dismay of one of their young fans...

Last month Whiskey Myers' Concrete Country episode premiered on CMT, that was just the beginning of the Texas Red Dirt takeover on CMT. Tonight you can catch the premiere of one of Red Dirt's finest as Stoney LaRue takes center stage on the popular country music television station...

It wasn't long ago Cody, Cody, John, Jeff and Gary of Whiskey Myers were playing to sparse crowds anywhere they could plug in, in and around Tyler. Now it's a critically acclaimed album, Rock 'n Roll cruises, chart topping singles, and a blossoming national fan base. This week the guys went home, to play before a capacity crowd at Cowboy's in Tyler. But not before their episode of Concrete Country