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All of our living former US Presidents will be in East Texas this weekend, at an event that will also include several bands with deep Texas roots. All of the proceeds from the show will go to the relief organization that was created by the Presidents after Hurricane Harvey.

A Texas musician missed his chance to audition for the role of Prince in an upcoming film, but he'll still be part the finished product. Or at least one body part will be! See why it's just his hands.

Selena was known as the queen of Tejano music when she was killed in March, 1995, and fans came out of the woodwork after her death to let her family know how beloved she was. The family needs support again, after the loss of six Houston relatives who died during Hurricane Harvey.

This movie is for people. I don't know which people, but not the general public.

The experts have figured out exactly why songs get stuck in our heads, and what makes them refuse to leave. This song might be the biggest earworm song we play on Q107, and here's why.

“Anyone looking for cheap chunky LOW-lights a blow out and a blowjob call [phone number],” she tweeted.

A Texas man has set up a GoFundMe page to buy a piece of rock and roll history - Dave Grohl. That man? My friend and co-worker, Frank Pain.

The trouble actually started while they were still in the studio.

In a new interview, Maynard James Keenan revealed that even though Tool has found common ground through songwriting, the band just can’t seem to move forward.

Rita recalled, "She was like, ‘This is the lighting here. Can you just kneel down here on the floor?’"

If you've ever tried to buy tickets online to a really hot event, you know how quickly it sells out.  After 15 or 20 minutes (maybe less) you'll see a message that says, "your event has sold out," or "only single tickets remain." Ticket resellers snatch up the tickets quickly, and post them online a few minutes later for double, triple, and sometimes ten times the original pric

Reports that Kanye West was planning to report an album of David Bowie covers — which sparked a predictable wave of outrage that included a meaningless petition — have been revealed to be a hoax.