When it comes to bridging the gap between generations and genres, the Tejas Brothers - a Fort Worth band with a Tex-Mex flare - take pride in knowing how to do just that. They also know how to hurt… ...

The Tex-Mex pop rockers The Last Bandoleros took the stage in the New York City studio on Thursday morning, October 6, to perform “Vamos a Bailar” a track from their album, Tex Flex Folklorico.

Rolando Revilla Jr., multi-instrumentalist of the Tejano Sound Band, thinks the music his band creates is part of a bigger sociological picture. "Tejano music isn't a genre of music, it's a ...

The famed restaurant near the Fort Worth Stockyards has hosted a slew of celebrity visitors over the years, from music ...

“It sounds like Tornado music, Tex-Mex and conjunto stuff. We don’t have a name for it yet.” On Feb. 16, Meyers will depart on the 10th annual T. Gozney Thornton’s Tex-Mex Fandango Cruise.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — After the popularity of the Freebirds World Burrito food truck, the Texas-based company opened its first store front in Murfreesboro on Tuesday. Located at at 2222 Medical Center ...

"Texas Towns & Tex-Mex Sounds" follows "Borders y Bailes," the stripped-down, down-home effort that won a Grammy in 2009 for best Tejano album.

Growing out of norteño music and conjunto bands, Tex-Mex also incorporated the popular music found around its birthplace in Latino communities in Texas.

Flaco was born in San Antonio in 1939 and began performing with Tex-Mex bands at age 15, which led to his earning multiple Grammy Awards many years later.

We called it the Tex-Mex Band—we didn’t have a name back then—and we sold out four shows at Slim’s in San Francisco in two days. Freddy didn’t understand it yet. He brought his own band ...

The San Antonio native took his three-row accordion and gave it modern twists, taking Tex-Mex conjunto music to the national and world stages alongside many music superstars.

Revilla, who with several other band members is based in Toledo, led a Tejano ensemble with his father, joining the Vazquez brothers in 2004 in Tejano Sound Band after his father passed away.