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"Right Now," is the newest song released off Pat Green's latest album "Home." The song, a duet with Sheryl Crow, was co-written with CMA winner and GRAMMY nominee Chris Stapleton. In the video Green explains it was inspired by the time he dumped his then girlfriend (now wife) on Valentine's Day...

On Saturday night Texas icon, Pat Green celebrated twenty years of music at ACL Live at the Moody Theatre. For the huge anniversary show Green was joined on stage by several familiar faces including: Jack Ingram, Cory Morrow, and Zane Williams...

Last year was good to Zane Williams. In 2015 the Abilene native scored two Texas-based radio hits with "She Is," and "Jayton and Jill." Pat Green recorded and released his song "While I Was Away," a poignant ode to life on the road. In mid-April of 2015 he released his album "Texas Like That," and in-between played a couple hundred concerts...

It takes a special talent, combined with a level of popularity most of us will never come close to, to become a divisive force in a scene that you catapulted to relevance. And while the Pat Green haters have calmed down the last few years it's safe to assume, just about everyone who hates, or hated him, at one point loved him. A lot.

  // If u missed it, or need to hear again Zane Williams' (@zanethesinger) "While I Was Away" Posted by Buddy Logan on Saturday, March 15, 2014 This August the legendary Pat Green will be releasing a new album, "Home," and his first with new music in six years. The first release off the new project is the emotionally charged song, "While I Was Away," and it is resona

Grab a tissue before you watch this video. Pat Green recorded this song as a personal message to his wife and children. “This song is personal for anyone that has kids,” Green tells People. “To tell the truth, I got misty thinking of my kids when I first heard it — that’s when I knew I needed to record it.”

It takes a special talent, combined with a level of popularity most of us will never come close to, to become a divisive force in a scene that you catapulted to relevance. And while the Pat Green haters have calmed down the last few years it's safe to assume, just about everyone who hates, or hated him, at one point loved him. A lot.

This is one of those lists that I love to read, but am way too scared to ever write. It's so objective. What you like I might hate, and vice versa.

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.

This week, after three weeks on top, Wade Bowen drops down to the third spot; opening the door to a brand new No. 1 song. So he lands it? Josh Abbott Band, Pat Green or Stoney LaRue? Let’s find out.

Pat Green's new album is finished, and fans are finally getting to hear it ... some of it. The Texas-bred singer tapped Lyle Lovett for a song called 'Girls From Texas.' Listen to the breezy ballad via this exclusive ToC premiere of the lyric video!

Pat Green is in good company with his latest tune. The Texan released a new single, 'Girls From Texas,' with Houston native Lyle Lovett joining him on the mid-tempo song.