Robert Earl Keen

Additional artists have been added to the special celebration, which wil feature performances from Ray Wylie Hubbard, Robert Earl Keen and Vincent Neil Emerson.

The announcement came as a surprise to many fans.

Bryan will co-host 2019 NFL Draft coverage on ABC.

Y'all can keep your "Jingle Bells," and "Please Come Home for Christmas"'s, cause down here in Texas we've got badass original tunes for Christmas.

If you're ready for a good time with lots of great Texas country music then it doesn't get much better than this. Robert Earl Keen will be performing at Scottie's Grill Saturday night (June 3).

You can't have the holidays without music!

This Friday, November 4, get ready for a great night of entertainment from singer-songwriters Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen at the historic Perot Theatre at 7:30PM.

Who's ready for a great night of music? It's been awhile since Robert Earl Keen has been in town and even longer for Lyle Lovett . . . like never? Both will be performing at the Perot Theatre on Friday, November 4.

The July 2015 issue of Texas Monthly Magazine hits newsstands Monday, with two very talented Texans on the front cover - Robert Earl Keen and Lyle Lovett. This month's cover story is dedicated to "secrets behind some of your favorite Texas songs," and includes the back story of songs written by Willie Nelson, Selena, Kacey Musgraves and the Dixie Chicks.

This is one of those lists that I love to read, but am way too scared to ever write. It's so objective. What you like I might hate, and vice versa.

Robert Earl Keen has a new song out titled "The Road Goes On and On", and it is most definitely aimed at Toby Keith.  Lots of people believe that Toby Keith's tune "Bullets In The Gun" sounds VERY similar to Keen's Classic "The Road Goes On Forever".

Of course I love all of the traditional Christmas songs, but I think one of the best things about the country music genre is all of the original country Christmas songs.  This is one of my favorites, even though it's not really new, Robert Earl Keen wrote this one back in 1994 for the "Gringo Honeymoon" album.