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The KXT Local Show: The Rosemont Kings, DAMOYEE feat. Annie Elise, FIT, Lorelei K
January 27, 2023 by Nilufer Arsala
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KXT listeners were heard at the first KXT Public Music Meeting
January 27, 2023 by Jessica Waffles
Thanks to everyone who came out and gave their critiques of music KXT is considering for air.
A Willie big year: Willie Nelson has a busy 2023 lined up
January 20, 2023 by Preston Jones
The Texas icon has a multi-part documentary on the way, along with a new album and contention for Grammy gold.
Wide Open Spaces and 6 other Texas albums that turn 25 in 2023
January 20, 2023 by Preston Jones
The Chicks are just one Texas band celebrating a silver anniversary of their work in 2023.
The KXT Local Show: 88 Killa feat. Kali Flower, Northern National, & A Home Team Anthem
January 20, 2023 by Nilufer Arsala
Check out what you heard on ‘The Local Show’ this week!
Inaugural Fort Worth Music Festival & Conference at the Stockyards set for March
January 20, 2023 by Preston Jones
In a bid to help spotlight Texas-based talent, chef and music venue owner Tim Love is partnering with Larry Joe Taylor and Live Nation for a new, three-day festival.
In Deep Ellum, Latinx alternative is alive inside Limbo Room at Ruins
January 19, 2023 by Jessica Waffles
Check out pix from an intimate show featuring local talent Ceci Ceci and Chicago’s Nico Play.
Jeff Beck, remembered: North Texas guitarists reflect on the late musician
January 19, 2023 by Preston Jones
The influential guitarist died this month and guitarists in Fort Worth and Dallas are paying tribute.
Fort Worth artist Chet Stevens hits the stage at the new Magnolia Motor Lounge location
January 17, 2023 by Jessica Waffles
The beloved bar is back – and so’s the music.
“Breakfast at Tiffany’s” is 30?! Some albums with Texas ties celebrate 30 years in 2023
January 17, 2023 by Preston Jones
Fire up your MP3 player or dust off your CDs — these North Texas-bred albums are turning 30 this year.
