EGuide Tyler TX
Music
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2.9KBrian Chance: Nothing Left To Chance
By Johnny Griffith Spend more than five minutes around Brian Chance, and you’ll quickly realize that this isn’t a guy who, despite...
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2.8KOwen Tiner: Making A Little Mischief
By Johnny Griffith “Still waters run deep” is an old cliche that suggests beneath a calm demeanor, lies a more complex picture...
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3.2KLauren Alexander: Earning Her Own Scars
By Johnny Griffith Lauren Alexander is breaking your rules. Just listen to her latest album “Smoke Signals,” and she’ll tell you. Obsessed...
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2.4KThe Leftovers: Just As Good The Second Time Around
By Johnny Griffith A lot of times the word “leftovers” can have a negative feel to it. Sure, leftover pizza is almost...
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3.3KRiley Redding: Shovels and Strings
By Johnny Griffith For several years, radio country music has been pushing what could be described as a shallower brand of the...
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2.3KJeremiah Jackson: Trying Hard To Be The Shepherd
By Johnny Griffith Jeremiah Jackson, the name sounds like a character from a Tarantino movie. Perhaps it could have been a “Jules”...
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3.3KOld Omen: Something Bluesy This Way Comes
By Johnny Griffith Tyler is a city with an impressive amount of homegrown talent that spans an eclectic mix of styles. However,...
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3.5KPurple Velvet Fox: Kings (and Queen) of Swing
By Johnny Griffith Jazz. All that jazz. Jazz hands. DJ Jazzy Jeff. Jazzed up. If you ask a statistically significant number of...
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4.2KETX Brewing Company: Good Times Are Brewing Downtown
By Johnny Griffith If you ask ten different people on the street what comes to mind when they hear the word “beer,”...
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5.7KTrue Vine Brewery: Three Men on a Mission of Integrity, Love and Community
By Barbara King You won’t find a big flashy sign on the front or any glimpse of a thriving small business inside....
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4.4KLee Mathis and The Brutally Handsome: Spreading the Gospel of Good Music
By Johnny Griffith There’s a new, old sound being heard across venues in East Texas the past couple of years that is...
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3.4KHeather Harper: Good Things Come To Those Who Wait
By Johnny Griffith We live in a culture that’s more and more obsessed with instant gratification while less interested in waiting for...
