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Whitewater Amphitheater: Remembering 19 years amid an uncertain future (opens the original)
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For almost two decades, 19 years to be exact, Whitewater Amphitheater has been an iconic music venue that hosted some of the most exciting performers in the music business. Located just 10 miles from New Braunfels on FM 306 near Sattler, the venue was nestled along the scenic banks of the Guadalupe River. It brought artists from several genres to its stage, from Americana, classic country, rock, pop and rap, eliminating the need for music fans to travel to Austin, San Antonio or Houston to see m
MARTIN: Riley Green, Texas swing and New Braunfels-area live music this week (opens the original)
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As a regular performer for years at Gruene Hall, Riley Green built a loyal fan base that grew every time he performed at the historic venue. If you caught one of his shows there, consider yourself lucky because he may not be back. This year, he kicked off his first headlining tour of major arenas, and his only Texas appearance will be at the huge Moody Center in Austin on Oct. 1. Born in Jacksonville, Alabama, in 1988, he learned to play guitar from his grandfather, who ran a music venue called
MARTIN: Garth Brooks fans brave dangerous heat for pop-up show in Colorado (opens the original)
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Garth Brooks is on tour again, which means big business for all the cities he chooses to make a stop in. Heâs calling this trek the âBlame It All On My Rootsâ tour and he is only performing in arenas. In a press release to announce the tour, he explained why he wasnât playing stadiums like he has in the past. âMost of the stadiums are open air venues,â Brooks said. âYou never knew if you were going to be playing in the rain or sun. Arenas allow us to bring back some of the special
MARTIN: 9 to Forever: Dolly Parton will never go out of style (opens the original)
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We all knew Dolly Parton was having health issues, but her death after a brief battle with cancer was still a major shock. It seems unbelievable that we are now living in a world without Dolly Parton. She was born Dolly Rebecca Parton on Jan. 19, 1946, in Pittman Center, Tennessee. She was the fourth of 12 children, and her musical talent was flourishing at an early age. Her uncle bought her a real guitar when she turned 8 to replace the old homemade one she had been playing since the age of 6.
MARTIN: Rodney Crowell’s new album ‘Then Again’ is better than anything you’ll hear on the radio (opens the original)
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Rodney Crowell has always been one of my favorite country artists. Born in Houston seven years and two days before me on Aug. 7, 1950, I first discovered his music back in August of 1978. A good friend, who happened to have the same name as me, was a DJ at our tiny local radio station. He called me one night while he was on the air and asked if I was listening to his show. I lied and told him I was, because thatâs what friends do. What I was really doing was watching the latest episode of the
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