Leadership isn’t just about control—it’s about rhythm, chemistry, and knowing when to take the solo. Blues rock bands can ...

Carolyn Wonderland brings Texas blues and rock to Wildey Theatre Alton, Illinois upcoming events for Tuesday, Wednesday Texas blues artist Carolyn Wonderland brings her dynamic guitar and soulful ...

Spread the love The 100 Best Blues Albums of All Time Blues music, with its rich history and profound influence on modern popular music, has produced countless masterpieces over the decades. This list ...

2025’s Up to Snuff finds Quinn returning to his roots.From the twanging groove of the opening track, “Mr. Bossman,” to the blues of “RC&B,” where Quinn declares he plays “whatever I choose . . . just ...

A blues standard first recorded in 1958 by Larry Davis, the Dallas-born blues-rock guitar player Stevie Ray Vaughan made it his own when he recorded it in 1983 for his debut LP of the same name.

While ZZ Top achieved mainstream success and worldwide aclaim with the stream of hits that came from their Eliminator album in 1983, they had long been Texas blues-rock trailblazers. And it’s a ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Guitar Tricks Rock music is usually the main reason people get into guitar lessons in ...

In Waco Friday: Long considered one of Texas’ top blues-rock guitarists, Grammy-winning Jesse Dayton returns to Texas Music Cafe on the heels of his new album, “The Hard Way Blues.” ...

Seeing Post Malone paying tribute to the blues-rock legend and his fellow Texan, Stevie Ray Vaughan is cool. However, some listeners may not know that Vaughan wasn’t the first to record the song.

In 1993, the city of Austin, Texas erected a memorial statue to the late blues musician Stevie Ray Vaughan. The statue sits on the shore of Lady Bird Lake near the location of his last Austin concert.

Venable, a blues rock guitar player, singer and songwriter, has had the opportunity to work alongside legends such as Kenny Wayne Shepherd. She'll hit the stage with Shepherd again, this time in ...

In the 1960s, most of the music on the radio was inspired by The Beatles and emerging psychedelic rock. But two brothers from the Dallas area were inspired by the guitar playing they heard in ...