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GreenFest 13 is Uncle Lucius, Adam Hood, K Phillips and The Concho Pearls, Quaker City Night Hawks, Josh Weathers and Javi Garcia.

All full band shows. All Rock & Roll.

And that is just Saturday.

Make your plans now. -Hogleg

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This just in: Randy Rogers is the special guest at the 17th Annual Americana Jam. Click the banner to get your tickets. Ole’ Mattson put together one hell of a lineup this time around. See you there.

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This video is making some noise over on CMT where designer britches, trucks in the mud and a bunch of pansies get all the air time. After watching the “Country Awards” joke last night I realized more than ever that help is needed. I am especially proud of this video because my son Ethan was asked to be part of such a great song and piece of art. If you have not heard this song, watched this video or been introduced to the music of Uncle Lucius here’s the fix to all that.

Vote for the video here:

http://www.cmt.com/show/cmt_pure_12_pack_countdown/voting.jhtml

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Saturday, April 6, 2013 at WhiteWater Amphitheater

New Braunfels, TX

featuring performances by:

Ray Wylie Hubbard – Hayes Carll – Ben Kweller

Dirty River Boys -The Wheeler Brothers – Uncle Lucius – The Trishas – Sons of Fathers – Dustin Welch

Tickets on sale now!

Outlaw Legend and Americana singer songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard is proud to announce the lineup for his 4th Annual Grit ‘n Groove Festival on Saturday, April 6, 2013 at WhiteWater Amphitheatre in New Braunfels, TX. Ray will be joined by artists Hayes Carll, Ben Kweller, Dirty River Boys, The Wheeler Brothers, Uncle Lucius, The Trishas, Sons of Fathers and Dustin Welch.

Ray Wylie Hubbard is a Texas-based singer songwriter who has released over 15 albums in the course of his career and is considered a leading figure in the Austin Cosmic Cowboy Outlaw Country Movement. His latest album, The Grifter’s Hymnal (Bordello), was released in 2012 and nabbed Ray praise from The Austin Chronicle’s Margaret Moser who called The Grifter’s Hymnal her top album of 2012 by an Austin-based artist.  The acclaim isn’t unique to Austin however: Ray discovered a big fan in The Late Show’s David Letterman when he performed “Mother Blues” in January of this year and Letterman asked him to stick around and play “Screw You We’re From Texas”.