Lonestar 102.3 newsletter subscribers will have an exclusive opportunity to purchase tickets, before they go on sale to the public, to the Taste of Country Christmas Tour featuring Brantley Gilbert at Denim & Diamonds on December 9th.
Even as rescue workers continue to battle the wildfires that have raged through Texas throughout September, organizers are putting together a benefit to help pay for some of the more than $250 million worth of damage the fires have left behind.
Scheduled for October 17, ‘Fire Relief: The Concert for Central Texas’ has lined up an impressive array of artists and bands with roots in the Lone Star State, including the Dixie Chicks, Willie Nelson, and Lyle Lovett.
After the summer we've endured, it's nice to think of cooler weather and a change of season. One of the things that comes along with the temperature change is Falls Fest, the annual party in Lucy Park put on by the ladies from the Junior League of Wichita Falls. This year's event is Friday, September 30th and Saturday, October 1st.
For most of us, Falls Fest is synonymous with an outdoor concert in the evening and the feature performers this year are the Josh Abbott Band on Friday night and K.C. & The Sunshine Band on Saturday night. But Falls Fest is much more than that.
Brantley Gilbert is coming to Wichita Falls on December 9th to headline the 2011 Taste of Country Christmas Tour, but don't assume that the Georgia-born singer will carry on the holiday tradition a la Vince Gill and Amy Grant or John Berry. Gilbert is on the brink of stardom because his shows are as lively and rambunctious as anyone who headlines major arenas and amphitheaters right now. He's focused, emotional and honest. As a result, his fans are as loyal as a biscuit is to gravy.
The last time they toured together, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw shattered records, so when they announced they’d be teaming up again for a string of Australian dates next year, American promoters — and plenty of American fans — were hoping it’d be the prelude for a stateside sequel.
Better start saving up for those plane tickets now, though, because McGraw and Hill say their Australian shows will be the only ones they do together in 2012.
Lonestar 102.3 is proud to announce that Brantley Gilbert will be headlining this year’s Taste of Country Christmas Tour in Wichita Falls.
Brantley Gilbert’s country rock sound has brought him to the top of the charts with his current hit, “Country Must Be Country Wide”.
Thomas Rhett, 21, hails from Valdosta, GA where music became a part of his life from the very beginning. Having grown up in a musical family watching his father Rhett Akins have hit after hit, he began playing the guitar and writing songs in high school where he and some friends started a band.
While still a student at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Thomas
Stop and listen to any of Brantly Gilbert’s lyrics and you know a little about him. Listen to his albums and you will feel like family.
Brantley Gilbert was born and raised in the small town of Jefferson, Geor
The color pink isn’t something most people normally associate with the Grand Ole Opry, but in October, to help spread awareness of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, country’s most venerable institution will be going pink for the third straight year.
Martina McBride has been announced as the headliner for the third annual Opry Goes Pink concert, to be held October 22 in support of Women Rock for the Cure.
With his new album, ‘Here for a Good Time,’ just a few weeks from store shelves, it’s time for George Strait to start getting ready to hit the road again.
As he revealed in a recent announcement, that’s exactly what he has planned for 2012 — and he’s bringing Martina McBride with him.
After a summer like this, with 4th of July celebrations moved to September 3rd and then to New Year's Eve, we need something good. Something cool. We need ... A Little Christmas ... And we're gonna get some!
For those who think that the Hotter N Hell Hundred is ONLY about bicycling ... Think again!
The live music lineup for this year's Finish Line Village has been announced and once again it's a musical treat for everyone with performers ranging from Country to Pop/Rock to an indescribable blend of Celtic bagpipe and fiddle with American Rock N Roll guitars.
Finish Line Village is the area outside the MPEC where the riders and spectators congregate after completing their ride. It's like a small outdoor festival with food and drink vendors, tents to catch some shade from the noonday sun, and music. Lots of music!
