Your Ultimate Guide to Texarkana's Live Music For Sept 8 & 9

It's the second Friday of September, so it's time for another Downtown Live event in Texarkana, featuring live music Friday night from Nikki McCarthy, Guitarist Allen Fleming, and PHED, all performing tonight downtown. Who else is playing where this weekend? Read on for Texarkana's Live Music Scene.

Redbone Magic Brewing

Redbone Magic Brewing Co - Google Maps

1304 Texas Blvd
(903) 306-0822
RedboneMagic.com

Friday: Lane Bricker
Saturday: Dusty Rose Band

Whiskey River Country

Whiskey River Country - Google Maps

310 E 49TH ST
870-773-4903
WhiskeyRiverCountry.com

Friday: Honey
Saturday: Phillip Osburn and the Living Proof Band

67 Landing

67 Landing - Google Maps

8400 W 7th St
903-838-4745
67Landing.com

Thursday:
Friday: Cody Pappas and Blade Petty
Saturday: Colton Hagler Band

Twisted Fork

Twisted Fork Entrance - JimWeaver

5522 Summerhill Rd
430-200-2775
TwistedForkTXK.com

Friday: Danny Maxey and the Gang

1923 Banana Club

1923 Banana Club - Facebook

223 Front St. - Facebook Page
903-824-7674

Thursday:
Friday: Split Decision
Saturday: Texarkana Jazz Collective

Fat Jacks Oyster and Sports Bar

Fat Jacks - Google Maps

870-774-5225
3324 N State Line Ave
Facebook

Thursday:
Friday: Alex & Liv
Saturday:

La Fogata Bar & Grill

LaFogata - Google Maps

3401 Genoa Rd. Texarkana, AR
870-773-1879
Facebook

Thursday:
Friday: Roots to Branches
Saturday: Glenn Parker

Silver Star Smokehouse

Silver Star Smokehouse - Google Maps

5205 W Park Blvd, Texarkana, TX 75503
903-306-0778
Facebook

Saturday: ??

Hopkins Icehouse

Hopkins Icehouse - Google Maps

301 East 3rd St. - Facebook Page
903-280-7553
HopkinsIcehouse.com

Friday: Sean Harrison
Saturday: Moss Brothers Band

The Wild Hare

The Wild Hare - Jim Weaver

221 E Broad Street Texarkana, AR
870-773-6076
Facebook

Saturday: NA

Crossties

Crossties Event Center - Google Maps

324 East Broad Street Texarkana, AR
870-774-6134
crosstiestexarkana.com

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If you know about other bands playing in and around the Texarkana area, please let us know so we can add them to the list. jim.weaver@townsquaremedia.com

See Inside Jimmy Buffett's Staggering $6.9 Million Palm Beach Mansion

Jimmy Buffett sure knew how to live the good life. His former 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 4,039-square-foot mansion in the exclusive Eden Properties neighborhood in Palm Beach is exactly the kind of laid-back home you'd expect the superstar to relax in when he was off the road.

The interior centers around a combined dining and living room with eye-popping vaulted ceilings topped off by skylights, while a massive wall of mahogany-framed sliding glass doors looks out over the pool area outside. The kitchen is decorated in gleaming white, and each of the bedrooms has its own attached bathroom, while the massive master suite also has sliding glass doors that open to both the pool and a bathroom that looks like it belongs in a high-end resort.

The exterior of the house is just as striking, centered around a sparkling pool of deep cobalt blue. The pool area features plenty of lounging, and a loggia just outside the living room offers open-air dining. There are lush gardens, brick paths that walk through elaborate pergolas and a fountain. The property also features a two-car garage with a guest suite overhead, and it offers deeded access to the beach nearby.

2023 CMA Awards Nominations Snubs, Ranked

The nine snubs found on this reaction to Thursday's (Sept. 7) 2023 CMA Awards nominations announcement range from "Drat!" to "Aww, come on!" to "You've gotta be freaking kidding!"

Typically we include snubs and surprises, but there was really only one CMA nomination surprise: Lainey Wilson for Entertainer of the Year. Her nine nominations surely exceed her wildest dreams for the November 8 ABC broadcast. This is her year!

As for the group listed below? Well some (we see you, Kane Brown) are used to it, while others got a goose egg with no warning. The last three snubs on this ranked list are particularly egregious. Each one highlights a space where logic should live, but does not.