Most towns with a population of three would struggle to maintain a post office, let alone a world-famous music venue. But ...
As celebrations for the Fourth of July and the 250th anniversary of the U.S. kick off, many people will gather for traditional celebrations such as parades and fireworks. However, a small group of ...
When a town’s entire population could share a single pizza and still have leftovers, you wouldn’t expect it to be a global destination for music lovers. Yet Luckenbach, Texas, defies all logic by ...
If you've found that Houston is bereft of places to go line dancing, have no fear. A Dallas company is coming to your rescue. Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon, which has locations in Dallas and ...
A Longtime Dallas dance hall is expanding to Houston with a new location in Sharpstown. Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon opens Thursday at 7500 Bellaire Blvd. with a 2,500-square-foot circular ...
Gruene Hall is a legendary Texas dance hall that's been around since 1878 — George Strait played there along with many other famous musicians, the floors have survived 150 years of boot-stompin' ...
If Willis Winters were a betting man, he’d say that the odds of Dallas’ City Hall surviving are significantly better now than they were six months ago. At the start of the year, Willis — a ...
An Arlington nonprofit that hosts dance lessons and community events plans to celebrate the grand opening of a new dance hall this weekend. Inspira Dance is opening this Saturday on the second level ...
A 1977 country song that once ruled the charts for six straight weeks is still being remembered as one of the genre’s most powerful anthems. “Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)” by Waylon ...
Come along as we visit the iconic Luckenbach, Texas dance hall and post office. Then we head to San Antonio to learn about the Texas Star Inn, a fixture on Bandera Road since the 1940s. Texas Dance ...
On This Day in 1977, Waylon Jennings Released a No. 1 Song He Hated About a Place He’d Never Visited
Building an entire career on flouting the restrictive norms of 1970s Nashville, Waylon Jennings seldom did anything he didn’t want to do. The West Texas native formed the backbone of the “outlaw ...
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