Photo by Scott Wade.
Country singer to headline Red, White & Bayou festival
If there’s one thing to know about Kevin Fowler, it’s that he likes to have a good time. [Read more…]
Fun with Fowler
Musical journey
After years of traveling, singer-songwriter enjoys a laid-back island life
Singer-songwriter Robert Kuhn was born and raised in Houston. But at age 18, he set out to see the world — or at least other parts of it. [Read more…]
Like a Fish in the water
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Guitarist for Soulshine has always loved music
Geoff Fish was 10 years old when he got his first guitar. Since then, he’s never looked back.
By day, Fish, who grew up in La Marque, works as a medical technologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch. But by night — at least two or three times a week — he plays at venues around the county. [Read more…]
From island to Music City
Luke Boor working to make his name in Nashville
Luke Boor has loved music for as long as he can remember. So much so, he left his hometown of Galveston for Nashville, where he intends to make his name. [Read more…]
Soundtrack of the Gulf
Galveston’s Deep Cuts takes on Texas music scene
Galveston band Deep Cuts plans to share its sound with the world, starting with the Texas circuit.
‘He Gets It’
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Hayes Carll rises from Bolivar honky-tonks to international stage
Hayes Carll’s native language is Texan.
While in Denmark playing the Tonder Music Festival early last month, the lanky, bearded songwriter didn’t really think about the language barrier. [Read more…]
Positive Note
Island singer/songwriter wants to inspire through her music
Islander Lyda Plummer knew from a very young age what she was destined to do with her life.
“There was never a doubt in my mind that I wanted to write, sing and perform my own songs around the entire world,” Plummer, a singer/songwriter and guitarist, said. “The very first concert I ever went to was Jessica Simpson and Kelly Clarkson at the Houston Rodeo and ever since that moment, I knew I wanted to perform for crowds like that.” [Read more…]