Cross Canadian Ragweed

The reunion has been a smash success.

Grady Cross, Randy Ragsdale, and Jason Young caused quite the stir when they announced themselves in October '19.

Hard to believe we are nearing a full decade since Red Dirt's preeminent band went their separate ways, and left a gaping hole in all of our hearts.

This might just be the most important Texas and Red Dirt video ever uploaded to YouTube.

Canada singing songs from a gondola was hands down our favorite thing to come out of The Centennial State today.

By all accounts, Dierks Bentley's inaugural "Seven Peaks Music Festival was a monster smash.

Dierks Bentley joined Cody Canada for a tribute to Merle Haggard during the first-ever Seven Peaks Music Festival.

Whether you're a country fan or not, these albums are must-listens!

Even though Cross Canadian Ragweed broke up over seven years ago; they are by most accounts the epitome of Red Dirt.

My first Cross Canadian Ragweed album was Highway 377, got it not long before I joined the Army in ‘02. I jammed "Long Way Home" all the way to Iraq and back, also "The President Song" off Live at Billy Bob's became a favorite during that time in my life...

It was on this date (May 19) in 2010, the press release announcing the band Cross Canadian Ragweed was "taking a break" was released. The announcement forever changed the Texas / Red Dirt music scene and left all of us screaming "CARRRRRNNNEEEYYYY MANNNNN!!"

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.