Cory Morrow

We visited Country City in Cameron to try the food and get a look at the three venues in one. Check out video of our visit and AZ's Texas Twinkies taste test.

Today Texas turns a sprightly 182 years young. It was on March 2, 1836, with the adoption of the Texas Declaration of Independence, settlers in Mexican Texas officially broke ties with Mexico and formed the most bad ass state in the union.

There is a brand new song sitting atop the Texas Regional Radio Report this week. Who lands it? Cory Morrow, Cody Jinks, Randy and Wade? Let’s find out. 10. Bleu Edmondson -- I Can't Run 9. Mike Ryan — Bad Reputation 8. Bri Bagwell — Half as Good 7...

There is a brand new song sitting atop the Texas Regional Radio Report this week. Who lands it? Cory Morrow, Cody Jinks, or Zane Williams? Let’s find out. 10. Mike Ryan -- Bad Reputation 9. Bri Bagwell -- Half as Good 8. Whiskey Myers — Where the Sun Don’t Sun 7...

Yet again, there is a brand new song sitting atop the Texas Regional Radio Report. Who lands it? Cory Morrow, Whiskey Myers, or Zane Williams? Let’s find out. 10. Kyle Park -- Come On 9. Sam Riggs – The Lucky Ones 8. Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen — ‘Till it Does 7...

What were the Texas Music “Scene-lebrities” up to last week? Drinking their Starbucks, complaining about their fast food orders, and riding unicorns. See, they really ARE just like us! Check out what some of your favorites were up to this week — at least the ones that actually appear to be tweeting for themselves...

On Tuesday June 16th Cory Morrow released his first album of new songs since 2010's "Brand New Me," of course we're not counting the "Live at Billy Bob's" album in 2012.

Not sure if it's much of an April Fool's prank, technically speaking, but it's damn funny. This afternoon Cory Morrow shared Josh Abbott's phone number on Facebook, encouraging fans to "blow his phone up today."

Throughout the history of "Texas Music" there have been certain artists that stepped forward as... "leaders" per-say. These leaders made headway for the rest of our favorite artists. In the beginning, we had Pat Green, Cory Morrow and Roger Creager step up, followed by Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen etc etc etc.