Americana live music.

Scott Copeland

Fort Worth / DFW

Haltom City native and Fort Worth singer-songwriter Scott Copeland writes country-rooted Americana with room for rock and blues. Cross Canadian Ragweed, Cody Jinks, Mike McClure, Casey Donahew, and Jason Eady have recorded songs he wrote or co-wrote. The Fort Worth Sessions captured Copeland and his band live at Fort Worth Sound, with most of the release drawn from his own writing and country, rock, and blues all in the mix.

The Petersens

Fort Worth / DFW

The Petersens are a Branson, Missouri family band playing bluegrass and American roots music with tight harmonies and family-friendly humor. Their Branson show reaches into classic country and gospel, while their touring schedule carries that roots-centered sound beyond the Ozarks.

Broke String Burnett

Fort Worth / DFW

Bronson Louis

Fort Worth / DFW

Claire Hinkle

Fort Worth / DFW

Colton Rice

Fort Worth / DFW

Colton Rice brings Texas singer-songwriter craft into a country and Americana lane with an alternative-rock edge. A Texas-based singer-songwriter and guitarist, he is tied to Fort Worth, Dallas, and surrounding areas through Texas music activity. That combination gives him an easy local hook: country roots, singer-songwriter focus, Americana influence, and a little rock bite without leaving the regional Texas-music frame.

Danny Joseph

Fort Worth / DFW

Danny Joseph brings a bluesy, soulful voice to a songwriting lane that moves through country, soul, blues, and Americana. The Dallas-based singer-songwriter pairs raspy vocals with blues-driven guitar, and his live experience is rooted in the same set of influences. He is also listed as a The Voice performer, adding a TV-stage note to a regional roots-soul profile.

Hankins

Fort Worth / DFW

Hankins is an Arlington Americana group built around a married duo who have been making music together for nearly 20 years. The heart of the act is that long musical partnership: a regional North Texas identity, an Americana lane, and a duo frame that keeps the performers themselves at the center.

Jacob Furr Band

Fort Worth / DFW

Jacob Furr Band centers on Fort Worth singer-songwriter Jacob Furr, whose music is framed as contemporary drafts of the Fort Worth Sound. A 2006 encounter with In The American West at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art inspired his first songs, giving the project a local origin point that feels more specific than a standard hometown tag.

Kendi Jean

Fort Worth / DFW

Kendi Jean brings a Fort Worth Americana voice to a Texas singer-songwriter lane she calls Fonky Tonk. Her music is described around country, folk, and Americana, with rich vocals and introspective songwriting at the center. That gives the project a local profile that feels both rootsy and personal: country enough for a Texas stage, folk-aware enough to lean into story, and anchored in Fort Worth rather than a generic regional tag.

Late to the Station

Fort Worth / DFW

Late to the Station is a Rock and R&B act with Fort Worth-area live music dates.

Mark Lanky

Fort Worth / DFW

Mike Morgan and The Crawl

DFW / Fort Worth

Mike Morgan and The Crawl are a Dallas-rooted Texas blues name with the kind of resume that reads like a road map. "The Lights Went Out In Dallas" brought Morgan and The Crawl back for their first recording in 15 years, returning to deep Texas blues touched with soul, R&B, and Americana.

Runaway Sky

Fort Worth / DFW

Runaway Sky is a Fort Worth-rooted harmony duo built around Simone and Taylor, whose partnership began at a Hear Fort Worth Mixer in August 2021. The two introduced themselves to the DFW scene in 2022 and shaped a sound between Sheryl Crow's soulfulness and Kacey Musgraves' storytelling charm, with windswept harmonies and intimate, wide-open songs.

Tell Runyan

Fort Worth / DFW

Tell Runyan brings a Stephenville country identity into the Fort Worth-area live-music mix, moving in the Americana, red dirt, singer-songwriter, and Texas country lanes. The appeal is regional and song-led: country with Texas roots and enough red dirt edge to sit comfortably beside local live-music bills.

Treaty Oak Revival

Fort Worth / DFW

Treaty Oak Revival are a Texas country-rock band with roots in the Red Dirt lane. Their public tour copy describes a hard-charging West Texas sound that blends country grit, Southern rock punch, and sing-along storytelling, with muscular guitars and raw vocals at the center.