There are many influences which give this Denton based band their own unique sound, which would best be described as hard-driving country. Live performances by the Mo Robson Band will definitely bring a crowd to its feet, keep a dance floor packed and leave the crowd wanting more.

Josh Abbott, a great fan of music as long as he can remember, has come into his own at the tender age of 27 with his first full-length release of “Scapegoat”. The band have become a steady draw all over Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas.

1988 proved to be the defining year when Grant and Forsyth made their first mark on the charts with a hit recording of the Walker Brother's classic, 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore' and The Ronettes 'Be My Baby'. Julie also found success as a songwriter, writing a song called 'Go' which came second in the Eurovision Song Contest, losing out by one point to the Swiss entry, sung by the then unknown, Celine Dion.

Billy Joe Thomas, nick-named B.J. by his baseball coach at age 10, was born in Hugo, Oklahoma. B.J. Thomas owns one of the most distinctive voices in American pop music; with over 70 million records sold, his vocal versatility is as apparent today on his latest album, Love To Burn, as it was when he recorded his first hit in 1967, “I’m so Lonesome I Could Cry”.

It's rather surprising to consider that a band with as long a history, dedicated a following, and tremendous legacy has only released ten albums - and this, their tenth, a full twenty-five years after their last, 1981's "Something in the Night." But as they say themselves, music this good can't be rushed. It comes around "all in good time."

Born June 2nd 1984 in Hull, Quebec (Canada), Mike Larock never really had it easy. Like many artists, Mike had a rough life. His father was a musician but not the most respected.

With vocals that are half Radney Foster, half Dexter Holland (lead singer of The Offspring) and all Texas grit, Austin Collins’ second album, Roses are Black is a solid collection of high-energy Americana. With his backing band The Rainbirds providing above-average alt-country accompaniment, Collins delves into introspection without ever becoming boring, cliche, or maudlin.

Drew Emmitt is probably best known for fronting pioneering jamgrass group Leftover Salmon, but on his latest solo effort, Long Road, he's teamed up with some of the contemporary bluegrass world's greatest contributors.

Stephen Harris felt his musical roots sprout while he was attending SMU in Dallas. Brandishing a guitar he had "stolen" from his brother, he would sometimes play for late night audiences at his fraternity house. Drawing musical influence from several pf Texas' finest, including Guy Clark, Chris Wall, and Ray Wylie Hubbard, Harris nourished a growing desire to write and perform in a larger capacity.

The music of Stephen Harris & Chris Ryden draws a melodic line nearly the length of the Great Divide, from the craggy peaks of the Grand Tetons to the rolling, green Texas Hill Country. Lots of miles and lots of stories and lots of territory...And all of it is encapsulated on RUN (Two Mule Records), the aptly-titled second album from the increasingly popular duo.

Timothy was born in California where he was first in a folk music group at 15. That group then evolved into a surf band called The Contenders which finally changed their name to The New Breed and finally Glad which recorded an album, 'Feelin' Glad' in 1968.

New Zealand music sensation, Will Martin is heading for UK music domination. At only twenty-three he has already packed a heck of a lot into his life; from school musicals to singing the New Zealand National Anthem in front of a sold out All Blacks crowd.

Tulsa native and former NBA star Wayman Tisdale returns to the spotlight with his eighth release, "Rebound,” featuring joyful, laid-back grooves anchored by melodic bass guitar leads. "Rebound” is Tisdale's personal testimony of recovery following a bone cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy treatment last year. With a renewed perspective, he enlists the help of friends — award-winning gospel artist Marvin Sapp, keyboardist Simpson, saxophonist Koz and fellow Oklahoman and country great Toby Keith — to take listeners on a musical journey. And what a journey it is.

This album has been in the works for quite some time, having been put on hold when Imus made his notorious remarks about a certain women’s basketball team in 2007. Yet when each participating artist was polled, they all chose to remain involved with Imus and his charity.

He was a contestant on “American Idol,” but don’t expect Manilow levels of showbiz schmaltz from Jon Peter Lewis’ sophomore release, Break the Silence – for better or worse, he identifies far more strongly with slightly rockin’ singer/songwriters like Richard Marx.