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Upon first glance of the Texas Hippie Coalition, one may come to the conclusion that they are an intimidating group that lives up to the cliché of their nickname “band of outlaws.” However, looking a little closer at lead vocalist Big Dad Ritch, bassist John Exall, guitarists Randy Cooper and Crawfish, and drummer Ryan Bennett; it’s hard to ignore that they are indeed much more than meets the eye. They are a loyal and talented &ldqu
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Since 2005, the name No Justice has become a familiar fixture on Texas radio, charting seven Top 10 singles and a pair of No. 1s in only a four-year span. During that time, the five-piece from Stillwater, Oklahoma also became a polished touring machine, playing nearly 200 shows a year and every square inch of roadhouse in the Lone Star State and then some. After recording three albums and building up a formidable grassroots following, No Justice lead singer and guitarist Steve Rice real
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"Juke Kartel is a band of brothers who live to create music"
Rocking loud and hard, with a respectful nod to the blues, Juke Kartel is a charismatic blend of talent, passion and dedication.
As young teenagers, front man Toby Rand, guitarists Todd Burman and Dale Winters and bassist Tommy Kende first came together to forge what became Juke Kartel. Drummer Jason Pinfold joined the band later. Like brothers they finish each other's sentences, bicker, bait and wind each other u
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On September 14, a country music compilation album titled When They Come Back will debut solely benefiting the newly launched Boot Campaign, which was created to assist and fund military personnel and veterans.
Featuring 16 country music artists, the When They Come Back track list combines previously released material from popular musicians, including Aaron Watson, Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Reckless Kelly, Wade Bowen, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Stoney La Rue, Kevin

