Lowland Revelry is a southern rock band based in Bastrop, Texas, known for blending elements of gritty country, heavy rock, Texas Red Dirt, blues, and punk. Formed by a group of young musicians, they perform high-energy shows across Texas and nearby states, appealing to diverse audiences from country fans to rock enthusiasts.

They’ve released tracks like “Heartbreak Town,” “Bullet,” “They Don’t Know You,” and “Headstone,” available on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Their music draws influences from artists like Whiskey Myers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, and Metallica.

https://www.lowlandrevelry.net

https://www.instagram.com/lowlandrevelry?igsh=MWdkem1pbzEwaTZycw==

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep163 with Colton Ryan

Mason Cole came on the podcast after his performance at North Springs Music Fest 2025.

Mason is an up-and-coming country and Americana artist. From a young age, he developed a passion for country music, idolizing classic artists, and later immersed himself in the Americana and Red Dirt scenes, drawing inspiration from performers like Tyler Childers, Turnpike Troubadours, and Flatland Cavalry. He has released a self-titled debut album, along with various singles and EPs such as “Am I Ready,” “Hold On Your Mind,” “Lonesome Again,” “Heart of Mine,” and “Catch Him Next Time.” Cole actively tours, performing in venues across the country. His official website offers merchandise, show dates, and music updates.

Links

https://linktr.ee/masoncole

Andrew Wooten came on the podcast while at North Springs Music Festival 2025 plus he played an original song called Drowning In Vain, which you can hear at the end of the pod.

Andrew is an up-and-coming alternative country musician who blends elements of southern rock, traditional country, and Appalachian influences in his sound. A Marine Corps veteran, his music often draws from personal experiences, including his military service—evident in tracks like “Parris Island,” which reflects his time in boot camp and overseas deployments. He has released several singles and EPs, such as “The Garden,” “Darkside of a Drunk,” “Taking a Swing,” “Starry Night,” “Dandelion,” “Mountain Maggie,” “My Daddy’s Final Beer,” and “Aries,” available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.

Chris Welch is a singer-songwriter and musician based in Jackson, Missouri. I was set to record a pod with

at Jason Eady’s Way Down In Mississippi Festival but then I asked Jason if I could do the pod in one of the main rooms with an audience. Jason liked the idea so with limited equipment that I’d brought, we setup made it happen with a few mics, a speaker and a cell phone. Around 50 people came in to listen to Chris’ story and a few tunes. It was a very cool impromptu moment.

Cory Morrow is a prominent figure in the Texas country and Red Dirt music scene, known for his authentic, raw storytelling that draws from personal experiences and Texas culture. Over nearly three decades, he’s released independent albums selling over 200,000 copies, including notable works like Outside the Lines (2002) and his most recent, The Letting Go (2025), which explores themes of sobriety, transformation, and personal growth. Having overcome addiction, Morrow continues to tour and connect with fans through his raw, relatable music.

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep158 with Ghosts of Hill County

Grayson Kepley, the host of The South Bound Show joined the pod to talk about pods, music, social media and more.

-Recorded at North Springs Music Festival 2025-Cody Ikerd and the Sidewinders are a high-energy outlaw country band from Indiana, blending classic country, southern rock, and bluegrass influences.

Erick Willis is a Texas-based singer-songwriter known for his blend of country, roots-rock, and soulful melodies, often drawing from personal experiences and his rural upbringing. Born and raised in Henrietta, Texas, Willis discovered his love for music early on, singing in church choirs with his grandmother starting at age five and participating in holiday specials. He credits his single mother for instilling a strong work ethic, while her affinity for hard rock bands like AC/DC, Whitesnake, and Journey influenced his sound, alongside his grandfather’s introduction to classic country music. Willis began performing young, appearing in local talent shows, opry events like the Texasville Opry and Johnny High’s Country Music Show, and taking voice lessons before shifting focus to sports in his teens. Reigniting his passion in high school through a guitar class, Willis started writing his own songs and performing at open mics during college, quickly transitioning to paid gigs. He released his debut self-titled EP in 2012, followed by EP Spring ‘13 in 2013, marking his entry into the Texas music scene with a style that mixes heartfelt, Texas-inspired lyrics with roots-rock grooves and occasional gravelly vocals. His full-length albums include Please (2014), Flood Gate (featuring tracks like “I Can’t Stop,” “Tensaw,” and “Keep You Forever”), and the recent Day & Night (2025), which includes songs such as “Give Us Your Money,” “You Really Hate Me,” “Alabama,” and “Thoughts and Prayers.”   Willis has built a dedicated following through organic growth, performing around 150 shows annually across the U.S., both solo and with his band, emphasizing authentic connections with audiences. Influenced by a mix of church music, hard rock, and golden-age country, Willis’s work often explores themes of life, relationships, and perseverance, earning him praise for his smooth voice and emotional depth. As of 2025, he’s actively touring to promote Day & Night, with recent performances at venues like Bluelight Live, The Post in Fort Worth, and festivals such as Caveman Music Festival, alongside upcoming shows in Texas locations like Granbury. Willis continues to engage fans via social media and live events, focusing on spreading his music and maintaining a genuine presence in the independent country scene.