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The 2024 Texas Country Music Awards are set to take place on November 10th at Billy Bob’s in Fort Worth, TX. Today, the TCMA announced the finalists for the evening’s awards!

Entertainer Of The Year:

Chad Cooke Band
Jake Worthington
Kin Faux
Mike Ryan
The Great Divide

Female Artist of the Year:

Brandi Behlen
Jordan Rainer
Payton Howie
Sarah Hobbs
Summer Dean

Male Artist of the Year:

Braxton Keith
Grant Gilbert
Jake Worthington
Josh Ward
Mike Ryan

Country Band of the Year:

Chad Cooke Band
Kin Faux
Shane Smith & The Saints
Silverada
The Great Divide

Roots/Alternative Artist or Band of the Year

The Damn Quails
Johnny Falstaff
Teague Brothers Band
Treaty Oak Revival
Two Tons of Steel

Emerging Artist of the Year:

Billie Jo Jones
Bubba Westly
Chaser Crouch
Jack Nelson
Jordan Nix

Western Swing Artist or Band of the Year:

The Broken Spokes
Jake Blocker
Jake Hooker & The Outsiders
Jody Nix
Landon Dodd & The Dancehall Drifters

Tejano Artist or Band of the Year:

Art Tigerina Band
Chente Barrera
Grupo Stampede
Jay Perez
Sunny Sauceda

Country Album Of The Year:

Cover Girl (Aaron Watson)
Cheaper Than The Truth (Kin Faux)
Kolton Moore – Self-Titled (Kolton Moore)
Ready or Not (Ryder Grimes)
Wandering Star (Flatland Cavalry)

Country Single of the Year:

8 Seconds At A Time (Ryder Grimes)
Had Me At Goodbye ( Will Carter)
Infinite Line (The Great Divide)
Lesson I’ll Never Learn (Sarah Hobbs)
Way It Goes (Mike Ryan)

Christian Country Artist of the Year:

Curtis Grimes
Crystal Yates
Pamela Mary
Tiona Campbell
Whitlee Casey

Young Artist (18 & Under):

Elle Townley
Logan Papp
Maggie Reese
Payton Riley
Ty Smith

Terrestrial Radio Station of the Year:

95.9 FM KFWR The Ranch, Ft. Worth
99.1 FM KNES Texas 99, Fairfield
99.7 FM KVST K-Star Country, Montgomery
100.9 FM KVMK Maverick, College Station
94.9 KOLI The Outlaw, Wichita Falls

Broadcast Personality Of The Year:

Buzz Russell – 99.1 FM KNES Texas 99 – Fairfield
Corliss – 100.9 FM KVMK Maverick – College Station
James Cook – 94.9 FM KOLI The Outlaw – Wichita Falls
Ryan Stone – 106.1 FM KTTX K-Tex Sounds Like Texas – Brenham
Shayne Hollinger – 95.9 FM KFWR The Ranch – Fort Worth

Internet Radio Station of the Year:

Real Texas Radio (Michael White, Owner)
Texas 46 (Bruce Schwartz, Owner)
Texas Red Hot Radio (Judith Merck, Owner)
TroubadourCountryRadio.com (Jim Alvarado, Owner)
UvaldeRadio.net (Robert Miguel, Owner)

Live Music Venue of the Year:

Coupland Dance Hall (Coupland)
Gruene Hall (Gruene)
John T Floore Country Store (Helotes)
Rhinestone Saloon (Fort Worth)
The Kenney Store (Kenney)

Bassist of the Year:

Andrew Carrell (Mickey & The Motorcars)
Jake Taylor (Trent Cowie)
Kelley Green (The Great Divide)
Kevin Pool (Chad Cooke Band)
Omar Oyoque (Silverada)

Drummer of the Year:

Avery Castro (Kin Faux)
Jaxon Ballard (Trent Cowie)
JJ Lester (The Great Divide)
Keith Reber (Jaret Ray Reddick)
Mike Neyra (Chad Cooke Band)

Fiddler of the Year:

Ben McPherson (Multi)
Brady Black (Randy Rogers Band)
Clayton Bankston (Casey Donahew Band)
Rico Gonzales (Kin Faux)
Scotty Alexander (Scotty Alexander)

Guitarist of the Year:

Dallas McGilberry (Chad Cooke Band)
Hayden Baker (Hayden Baker
Jakey Black (Kin Faux)
Roy Hudson (Ghosts of Hill Country)
Ryan Igler (Trent Cowie)

Keyboard/Pianist of the Year:

Allen Huff (Roger Creager)
Bryce Conway (The Great Divide)
John Wilson (Jon Stork)
Todd Stewart (Randy Rogers Band)
Travis Bishop (Neal McCoy)

Steel Guitarist of the Year:

Adam Goodale (Jake Worthington)
Danny Crelin (Matt Hillyer)
Scott Jenkins (Jamie Richards Band)
Wyatt Wilson (Josh Ward)
Zachary Moulton (Silverada)

2024 TCMA Trailblazer Award

Jason Boland

2024 TCMA Moe Bandy Icon Award

Larry Joe Taylor

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Kameron Marlowe Announces 2024 “Keepin’ the Lights On” Tour Dates

Mike Carroll — Tue, 04 Jun 2024 02:50:49 +0000

Keepin’ The Lights On Tour

July 31, 2024 in Fort Collins, Colo. at New Belgium Brewing Company

Sept. 4, 2024 in Kansas City, Mo. at Midland Theatre ^

Sept. 14, 2024 in Chicago, Ill. at Joe’s Live ~

Sept. 19, 2024 in Ottawa, Ont. at The Bronson Centre ~

Sept. 20, 2024 in Buffalo, N.Y. at Town Ballroom ~

Sept. 21, 2024 in Pittsburgh, Pa. at Stage AE ~

Sept. 23, 2024 in Toronto, Ont. at Phoenix Concert Theatre ~

Sept. 27, 2024 in Des Moines, Iowa at Val Air Ballroom *

Sept. 28, 2024 in St. Louis, Mo. at The Factory *

Sept. 29, 2024 in Springfield, Mo. at Gillioz Theatre *

Oct. 3, 2024 in Baltimore, Md. at Rams Head Live ^

Oct. 4, 2024 in Norfolk, Va. at The NorVa ^

Oct. 11, 2024 in Sayreville, N.J. at Starland Ballroom *

Oct. 12, 2024 in Boston, Mass. at Roadrunner *

Oct. 13, 2024 in New York, N.Y. at Webster Hall *

Oct. 18, 2024 in Baton Rouge, La. at Texas Club ~

Oct. 26, 2024 in Nashville, Tenn. at Ryman Auditorium = <

Nov. 1, 2024 in Dallas, Texas at The Factory in Deep Ellum +

Nov. 3, 2024 in Houston, Texas at House of Blues +

Nov. 7, 2024 in Richmond, Va. at The National ~

Nov. 9, 2024 in Newport, Ky. at MegaCorp Pavilion ~

Dec. 6, 2024 in Charlotte, N.C. at Coyote Joe’s ~

* with Jake Worthington

^ with Vincent Mason

< with Owen Riegling

+ with Mitchell Ferguson

= with Wyatt McCubbin

~ support TBA

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Ian Munsick Announces “Boots, Buckles and Bolos” 2024 Spring Tour

admin — Wed, 29 Nov 2023 23:06:19 +0000

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