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Congrats to Jason Eady and his new bride, Courtney Patton. The two tied the knot, and even made the nuptials Facebook official, over the weekend.

Can Josh Ward hold to the top spot for a second straight week? Well, not if Zane Williams, Kevin Fowler or Mark McKinney have anything to say about it. Who's got top spot? Let's find out.

Last week Curtis Grimes scored his very first No. 1 single with "The Cowboy Kind," this week Grimes drops to No. 3 opening the door for Josh Ward, Aaron Watson or Zane Williams to move into the top spot -- who's got it? Let's find out.

So, I usually try to be a lil more suspenseful, but this week's headline gives it all away -- what do you want from me!? I've known Curtis for years, I'm excited for him and his band. Congrats guys! Want suspense? Here's your suspense, who has the other nine biggest songs? Let's find out.

Warm weather has finally arrived, which means Spring Break is just around the corner ! And if you're anything like me, you're getting your playlists beach-ready. Here is part two of our favorite jams to take with you on your Spring Break adventure: 5...

Last month Kyle Park snowboarded, hunted mountain lions, and rocked MusicFest 2014, in Steamboat Springs -- not things many Texans get to do, regularly anyway. Then, after all that he called into Radio Texas, LIVE! for the radio debut of his new single "Long Distance Relationship," here's highlights of our conversation.

After spending the last four weeks at No. 1, Cody Johnson and his Rockin' CJB look to hold-on tight to the spot for a fifth. A rare feat in the volatile world of Texas radio. To do it they'll have to figure out a way to fend off William Clark Green, Curtis Grimes, and Casey Donahew. Can they do it? Let’s find out.

This week Cody Johnson and his Rockin' CJB look to hold-on tight to the No.1 spot -- for the third consecutive week. A feat not accomplished in the volatile world of Texas radio. To do it he'll have to figure out a way to fend off William Clark Green, Curtis Grimes, and Casey Donahew. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

This week Cody Johnson and his Rockin' CJB look to hold-on tight to the No.1 spot -- for the third consecutive week. A feat not accomplished in the volatile world of Texas radio. To do it he'll have to figure out a way to fend off William Clark Green, Curtis Grimes, and Casey Donahew. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

Last week Brian Keane stopped by the big show. His new album, "Coming Home," is out now -- and it's good, y'all. While he was here, Keane offered a lil insight to the songs on the new album, then he gave us an exclusive first listen to a few tracks.

Due to health issues, Jason Boland's brother-in-law, Charles Whited, is going through a difficult time. To help out his brother, Boland, has teamed up with a few friends to raise money by selling a special guitar, "The Fish Guitar."

After two weeks at No.1 Josh Grider's "Smallest Town on Earth" slips to No.4, opening the door for any of 'em, William Clark Green, Granger Smith, Cody Johnson or Casey Donahew to land the biggest song of the week. Who got it? Let’s find out...