High and Outside brings together some of your fav neighborhood live music heroes in Jordan Richardson, Kris Luther and Sam Anderson! They will come together at DnO to bring you some of that Quaker City Night Hawks greatness you all know and love!

Son of Stan aka Jordan Richardson is a Grammy award winning musician and producer that calls The Near Southside his home! He's played locally, regionally and nationally with many many musical acts and is prominently known for being a drummer, which has seen him play all around the world. He also is a skilled vinyl DJ and will be taking the DnO stage at 10pm to deliver all the dance vibes you can handle!

Bruisey (Jason Faries) is a neighborhood favorite in the dance music scene! Having toured the world as the drummer for Neon Indian, he now calls the Near Southside his home and can be found making people dance all around town with some of the best DJ sets in DFW. He's also the manager of Centre off Magnolia Ave and is always bringing us the best in premium sneakers and apparel! He'll be taking over our patio we lovingly call "The Golden Corral" where we will have an outside patio dance party set from midnight to 2am.

Fort Worth singer and songwriter, Christian Carlos Carvajal

Keegan McInroe is a writer, musician. and international touring artist based in Fort Worth, Texas. He will be releasing his seventh studio album Dusty Passports and Empty Beds on June 7, 2024. Keeping in spirit with his predecessor troubadouring minstrels, Keegan has spent the better part of the last two decades traversing the roads, wildernesses, and cities of the Old World and New, weaving the resulting experiences and observations together with varied influences from folk, country, and the blues to create an original and evolving tapestry of lyric-driven American roots music. McInroe has shared the stage with Leon Russell, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Willis Alan Ramsey, Otis Taylor, Carolyn Wonderland, Ian Moore, Shovels & Rope, Charley Crockett, and others. He has been published in various papers and magazines for his travel writings, stories, poems, and occasional forays into politics. Additionally, he has hosted The Keegan McInroe Radio Hour and The Uncouth Pilgrim Podcast, both of which are currently on indefinite hiatus.

Sincere and heartfelt Americana music from Fort Worth, TX performed with a powerful voice. Sounds like Jason Isbell, John Moreland, Chris Stapleton, etc.
“Songs that speak to emotion and struggle appeal to me. They make me feel less alone and more alive I suppose. Songs with passion and meaning. They don’t have to be sad, although they often contain melancholy.”

Reinventing a home-spun demo almost 20 years old can easily seem to be rooted in nostalgia and even a lack of imagination. To me it felt like a rare opportunity when I decided to dive head first into reigniting Sleepy Atlantis three years ago. The idea of recreating songs to reflect the person I’ve become, taking directly from work that represented the person I once had been, was exciting and has in turn renewed my love for writing and arranging music. In the last ten years I’ve had the chance to support some of my favorite Dallas/Fort Worth, TX bands as a multi-tasking instrumentalist - providing work locally, on tours, and in the studio. I’ve picked up instruments I never thought I’d be asked to play, been in the “hot seat” with producers I never imagined I’d work with, and I’ve met some incredible people along the way. Right now I’m releasing singles, writing songs and arrangements, and continuing to learn from and collaborate with musicians and artists I find exciting. That’s how it is, and how it’s been. Looking forward to what’s to come. - Bobby Zanzucchi

Just Like a Dream is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Daniel Markham, a powerful dreamscape that blends elements of power pop, classic rock, and alternative music straight out of the 90s. Recorded and mixed by acclaimed producer David Barbe (Drive-By Truckers, Son Volt, Deerhunter) at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, Georgia, in May 2022, and featuring Kris Killingsworth on the drums and Kyle Harris on the bass, his tenth full-length album captures the essence of a world emerging from the depths of the pandemic. The album, mostly penned during a tumultuous year in 2021, reflects the collective journey of a society awakening from isolation. With a vision to fuse the energy of power pop with the timeless allure of classic rock and the rawness of alternative grunge, Just Like a Dream delves into themes of isolation, self-realization, evolution, loss, and optimism. Drawing inspiration from legendary acts like Big Star, Love, Tom Petty, etc. and using massive, resonating guitar melded with a potent rhythm section, Just Like a Dream crafts a sound that's both nostalgic and contemporary, weaving together melodies that are as polished as it is raw and authentic. The lead single, 'Big Star', serves as a poignant anthem, shedding light on the disillusionment and disconnection often felt when making original music in an oversaturated industry. Just Like a Dream is poised to captivate listeners with its introspective lyrics, infectious hooks, and dynamic arrangements. As Markham continues to explore new sonic territories and evolve as an artist, the band remains committed to crafting music that speaks to the shared human experience.

Denver Williams is an eclectic songwriter. New music coming summer of 2024.Denver Williams is one of those people whom the stage seems to release all the shackled creativity inside him. Up there, he works a crowd as hard as does his band. For forty minutes, Denver morphs into a mischievous conductor, delighting us (and his band) with what he chooses to reveal. Conspicuous guitar talent aside, I enjoy those moments when a performer is wholly in the moment, consumed with joy. That is Denver Williams in spades,
If you live in North Texas, see Denver live. If you live outside of the metroplex, visit his extensive website and learn about his latest creative endeavors. Did you know that he recently returned from exhibiting his short film, “HOOD CREAM,” at a film and music festival in Arizona? His is an adventure “to be continued.” - John Erwin

Tribe & King is an acoustic folk singer songwriter

90s 2000s singer songwriter. Hits for all generations, acoustic tap and fingers Tylenol guitar

Lost in the wash is a new indie band from Ft Worth consisting of high school students from Paschal and Arlington Heights. The bands biggest influences are indie/alternative as well as some folk and new wave. They have a unique sound with playful yet serious lyrics that reflect their lives as high schoolers.

The Pearl Lights are Race Mills and Pat Halliday. Two songwriters that make folk rock tunes for having a cold beverage in the shade on a hot Texas day.

Brandon Elam & Stephen Sandlin have been making music together for the past 30 years. They began as Haywood in College Station in 1996, with 3 LPs, 2 EPs, radio airplay, and regular sold-out shows of 1000+ people. Brandon went on to form The Literary Greats in Houston, releasing 4 albums, recording in Nashville, cracking the College Hot 100 charts, and receiving significant international airplay on radio and TV. Stephen released a self-titled EP in 2020, before reuniting with Brandon in 2024. El U.F.O. is their most recent collaboration, and brings their traditional songwriting and guitar work together with synths, drum loops, and a nod to the music they grew up with.

Lazer Blazer formed one fateful evening when Steven Halliday and Bryan Cox quickly bonded over similar musical tastes, love of sci-fi, and appreciation of blazers. They knew they must form a band then and there. They quickly recruited brother, Luke, on drums and later dad, “Pops”, on guitar. Recently, cousin and key master, Pat, joined to form the current lineup. Inspired by the 80s post punk sound they grew up on and indie artists of the past 20 years, the band prides themselves on creating all original loud, but sensitive, indie rock music for the masses.

Botany is the musical project of Texas-based producer/instrumentalist Spencer Stephenson whose output vacillates between drum-heavy abstract hip hop, free flowing sound collage, and blooming guitar-driven psychedelia. Since 2010, he has amassed an exploratory discography that has drawn consistent favor from publications like The Wire, FACT, and Pitchfork, and landed the Botany name on the lineups of major festivals like Bonnaroo and Roskilde. Stephenson is also currently a member of the lively electronic rock act The Octopus Project.

Professional Honky Tonker

We're the kind of band that brings the energy to have a great time. Everything from Rock to Rap, the Whiskey Boys do it all!

The life and culture of a city are measured by the art you see and hear in it's streets. Come to these events and help the Near Southside revive the art and music scene in Fort Worth.

Keegan McInroe is a writer, musician. and international touring artist based in Fort Worth, Texas. He will be releasing his seventh studio album Dusty Passports and Empty Beds on June 7, 2024.

Keeping in spirit with his predecessor troubadouring minstrels, Keegan has spent the better part of the last two decades traversing the roads, wildernesses, and cities of the Old World and New, weaving the resulting experiences and observations together with varied influences from folk, country, and the blues to create an original and evolving tapestry of lyric-driven American roots music.

McInroe has shared the stage with Leon Russell, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Willis Alan Ramsey, Otis Taylor, Carolyn Wonderland, Ian Moore, Shovels & Rope, Charley Crockett, and others.

He has been published in various papers and magazines for his travel writings, stories, poems, and occasional forays into politics. Additionally, he has hosted The Keegan McInroe Radio Hour and The Uncouth Pilgrim Podcast, both of which are currently on indefinite hiatus.

Cassandra May Lorance is a singer-songwriter, solo-artist, pianist and percussionist. She started singing at age 9 with the internationally known Texas Girls Choir in Fort Worth.
Her music is Haunting, Ethereal, Classical, and cinematic; written and channeled from her own life experiences. Her song, "Be Here Now" dropped earlier this year and was featured on 91.7 KXT a North Texas radio station.

Gabby a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist around the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Her music leans towards an indie/folk feel, with melancholic runs and layered vocals dancing off each other taking the lead in most tracks. Each song is chalked with raw emotion, paired with happier melodies than the lyrics paint. Her sound has been described as "emotionally charged" and "conveying both strength and vulnerability." with a slight vintage feel. She has a debut album, it’s OK., is on all streaming platforms. Currently she is working on a new EP that will be out this year.

Casey Wilson and Mike Webb are two lifelong friends that decided to take their love of music, passion for songwriting and desire to entertain and bring it to the people. Their particular blend of Roots-Rock, Soul, Pop and Americana originals and covers are fit for bringing people together for a good time.

David Arvisu is a Singer/Songwriter from Denton, TX. His unique voice and songwriting style are the fruit of classical, rap, and pop influences. He has been writing music since his early teens. Using powerful melodies and meaningful lyrics to touch the spirits of others, his music has been described as, “Heartfelt”, “Beautiful”, and “One of a Kind.”

Maddy is a multifaceted musician and vocalist from Fort Worth, Texas. She draws inspiration from artists like Brandi Carlisle, Jason Isbell, David Ramirez, and Katie Pruitt to name a few.

Singer-songwriter Brock DeWald brings a blend of folk Americana, traditional country, and red dirt music. Having grown up with influences of classic country, classic rock, and gospel music, he brings soulful smooth tones always from the heart. Time and again, audiences resonate with the stories he sings.

"Learning names is a Dallas based indie rock band that formed when lead singer and guitarist Dook Dootson uprooted from Manchester, England, to try his hand at forming a band stateside. He would play with numerous lineups before landing on the permanent arrangement giving the band its namesake.

The band’s unique sound is driven by Dootson’s crisp vocals. With percussive acoustic guitar, dynamic rhythm section and blasting horns."

Area musician and record collector spinning classic funk, soul, disco, R&B, '80s country, reggae, punk, and heavy metal.

Area singer-songwriter/possum rehabilitator, with a big voice, a wry sense of humor, and a talent for finding a line to make a sad song song still kind of funny.

If you follow Fort Worth music, you've probably seen Katie Grace playing piano and singing backup in a long list of local bands, as a solo artist, and in her psychedelic jam duo, Genini.

Dead Vinyl has been rocking North Texas for over a decade now with their blend of hard rock and solid-gold soul. Frontman Hayden Miller and lead guitarist Tyler Vela are paring their band's sound to its bare, bluesy bones for a special acoustic duo performance.

Mike Webb & Casey Wilson
ROOTS/ROCK/SOUL
Acoustic Duo and Full Band

An Emcee, Producer, Influencer, and Craft Beer enthusiast from South Fort Worth, TX

Local musician, crowd-pleasing, all types of music and fun!

One evening with Ginny and you will have traveled to the West Texas plains, reminiscent of Bob Wills' soaring fiddle tunes, or perhaps to a sidewalk cafe in Paris beside a sprightly l’accordeoniste. Take her hand, don't hold back...she’ll invite you to two-step or dance the tango under Texas skies...”

Hailing from Fort Worth, TX, Ginny Mac fronts a dynamic group that brings a fresh and exciting twist to vocal and instrumental stylings in the Country & Western Swing, Americana, Hot Jazz, and International music genres. Ginny has also toured with Asleep At The Wheel, Brave Combo, Pat Green, Mike Dillon, The Texas Playboys under the direction of Tommy Allsup and Leon Rausch, and many others. She endorses Menghini s.r.l. Scandalli Accordions based in Castelfidardo, Italy.

Kevin Aldridge has quietly earned a position of respect in the DFW music scene by dedicating years to songwriting and entertaining audiences. Witness his three nominations for the Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards -- “Best Americana/Roots” artist, “Vocal Performance” and “Song of the Year” (“Here’s the Thing About Me”). One of my favorite things about Kevin’s music is that it isn’t easily classified. In a single set, you’ll hear tunes that would be crowd-pleasers at Billy Bob’s or Lola’s. Good music is good music.
In addition to performing, Kevin Aldridge is an active supporter of local arts. One fascinating project developed by him and Ryan Taylor is a digital collection of home demos by local artists distributed through Bandcamp. Hopefully, there will be future volumes.

Kevin is also frontman of Fort Worth's Hotel Satellite. Calling Hotel Satellite a "new band" might be correct on paper, but a rebranding is surely the more accurate term for the Fort Worth quintet as four of the five members played together for the better part of the past decade as Kevin Aldridge and the Appraisers.Well known for their classic college indie meets heartland rock and roll sound, singer/guitarist Aldridge and his crew collected quite a following throughout North Texas venues. As with much of the rest of the world, the pandemic of 2020 left Aldridge, along with his fellow Appraisers guitarist-vocalist Steffin Ratliff, drummer Brian Shaw, and keyboardist Maui Mang wondering if the band would see the other side when the dust began to settle. Thoughts of pivoting to being a studio recording band exclusively led to questioning if the live performance era of the band had come to an end, but the foursome continued writing music and rehearsing unsure of what the future would hold.

The early 2022 addition of bassist Chuck Brown (Telegraph Canyon) sparked prolific writing sessions of new material that gave the band a new found thirst for the output to be heard by the masses. The group decided a new name was in order, thus Hotel Satellite was born.

With soaring guitars met with three part harmonies and a rhythmic backbone reminiscent of the glory days of Motown set the table for songs about the important (and maybe not so important) nuances of everyday life, Hotel Satellite are stoked to share their new songs with the masses.

Brody Price makes country leaning rock and roll music that will make your ears smile.

“[an] established songwriter with enormous talent and a gift for crafting tunes that eschewed formula. [But] with the addictive Again, At Last, his latest solo record, Paleschic has gone from merely an on-the-rise performer to inarguably one of North Texas' finest singer-songwriters. The twang of his previous efforts is intact, but it's layered with noir-ish nuance and with a tight confidence of delivery.” -Kelly Dearmore, Dallas Observer

“Though initiated from an autobiographical space, Paleschic’s creative intuition is fueled to some degree by an internal resistance to making obvious choices or blindly following the patterns of genre” “...daringly insightful songwriting with inventive vocals that burn with authenticity.” -Lyle Brooks, Madeworthy

“[Paleschic] is keenly aware of life’s cycles and grows restless staying in one medium too long.” -Edward Brown, Fort Worth Weekly

“sounds every bit like the best batch of Chris Isaak covers Midlake never recorded.” -Corey Graves, Central Track

As a teen growing up in rural Mississippi, Jon Ruhl knew that he was meant for some bigger and better things. Good news for him, everything is bigger and better than rural Mississippi. So after enduring his first scrapes with the law, he decided that academia wasn’t his ideal path. Flash forward 20 years and Jon found himself in Fort Worth Texas in the middle of a pandemic, but somehow going into Niles City Sound with Robert Ellis to make the very first Jon Ruhl record, the first Flapplebum as he likes to call it (we don’t know what it means either). Ever since officially moving to Fort Worth, (Eelbob) Jon has put down roots in the local scene (Rebuldarum) and started making up his own words to better describe the “mayana” (or Greeblezorp): the unspoken thing that energizes and renews all art forms of all living beings. Jon loves Fort Worth deeply, and is fiercely dedicated to the betterment and artistic expression of this corner of the universe in which he has chosen to call home.

Mel, born and raised in Fort Worth, is a fifth generation Texan. From a young age, Mel showed a great interest in music, banging away on his toy piano and pretty much anything else he could use to make noise. When COVID hit, he had a simple request, he wanted a gaming system. Instead, his folks bought him a guitar. It was from there, with many hours on YouTube videos, he really dove into honing his craft. Self-taught, he spent countless hours practicing, singing, and learning the finer nuances of his favorite pastime. Focusing primarily on Country and Singer/Songwriter genres. At the age of twelve, Mel began playing gigs around town and expanded to playing around the State of Texas and Nashville. Today, you can catch him playing in places from local bars and honky tonks to festivals and farmers markets.

One evening with Ginny and you will have traveled to the West Texas plains, reminiscent of Bob Wills' soaring fiddle tunes, or perhaps to a sidewalk cafe in Paris beside a sprightly l’accordeoniste. Take her hand, don't hold back...she’ll invite you to two-step or dance the tango under Texas skies...”

Hailing from Fort Worth, TX, Ginny Mac fronts a dynamic group that brings a fresh and exciting twist to vocal and instrumental stylings in the Country & Western Swing, Americana, Hot Jazz, and International music genres. Ginny has also toured with Asleep At The Wheel, Brave Combo, Pat Green, Mike Dillon, The Texas Playboys under the direction of Tommy Allsup and Leon Rausch, and many others. She endorses Menghini s.r.l. Scandalli Accordions based in Castelfidardo, Italy.

Austin Lee is a local songwriter from Fort Worth, Texas working on his first public music release this Summer. His music ranges from Americana to Folk, Texas Country to Red Dirt - much of what you would choose to listen when gathering friends around the fire pit in the backyard or on your favorite road trip. Austin is easy to listen to, has a laid back style and a friendly demeanor. His sound is often compared to Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers.

Cameron Smith, a folksinger and songwriter from Fort Worth, TX, emerges from the Unexpected City, birthplace of songwriting legends like Smith’s hero Townes Van Zandt, Roger Miller, T Bone Burnett, and more.

An artful storyteller forged in the crucible of the DIY punk scene, Smith grew up writing and touring the country as a teenager with bands making heavier music before maturing into his own distinctive voice and sound as a folk country singer-songwriter.


His timeless melodies, infused with a southern gothic spirit, intricately weave tales of love, loss, and legacy, resonating with echoes of classic folk writers such as Fred Neil, John Prine, and Guy Clark, as well as alternative artists like Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Magnolia Electric Co., Smog, and Silver Jews.


Since 2021 he's released a string of singles out of esteemed studios such as Modern Electric Sound Recorders (Paul Cauthen, The Texas Gentleman) with producer John Pedigo (Joshua Ray Walker, Old 97s, Vandoliers), and Niles City Sound (Leon Bridges, Vincent Neil Emerson, Robert Ellis).


Smith has charmed hearts across the land on his relentless odyssey, leaving a trail of notable achievements, including standout showcases at 2023’s AmericanaFest in Nashville and Folk Alliance International 2024 in Kansas City. In 2022, he was awarded Best Folk artist by Fort Worth Weekly and its readership.

Now, Smith is poised for a forthcoming revelation: his debut studio full-length album, Gold & Rust, looms on the horizon, destined to carve indelible marks upon eager souls, and showcase Smith’s evolution as a torchbearer, carrying on in a tried and true genealogy of Texas troubadour songwriters. The lush and orchestral debut is brought to life live by his backing band The Slings.

Michael Mangrum is a classical guitarist and bilingual educator who lives in Fort Worth, Texas. Michael's music reflects his formal training background as a guitar performance major at St. Mary's University (San Antonio, TX) and his strong connection to the culture and music of Latin America. Michael plays music from the classical guitar repertoire, original arrangements of popular/jazz songs for solo guitar, and original pieces.

You can find his music on:
Instagram - michaelmangrumguitar
TikTok - @michaelmangrumguitar
Facebook - Michael Mangrum Guitar
Youtube - @michaelmangrumguitar

Taylor Craig Mills is a Near Southside singer-songwriter with smooth voice and sharp lyrics. This local singer-songwriter nearly walked away from his guitar, but today he has several albums under his belt and is well known around Fort Worth.

Gabby a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist around the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Her music leans towards an indie/folk feel, with melancholic runs and layered vocals dancing off each other taking the lead in most tracks. Each song is chalked with raw emotion, paired with happier melodies than the lyrics paint.

Paul Blankenship has been a quiet (and often not-so-quiet) player in the Fort Worth music scene for years. He was the original bassist for The Dangits as they first emerged on the scene and won one of that year's FW Weekly 'music awards. While ebbing and flowing through all of those various projects, Paul played clawhammer banjo and sang old-time tunes at home almost every night. These days, he blends all of those genre influences into a rowdy sing-a-long format that celebrates the rougher roots of country and folk music's history.

Born in Hilltop Tacoma, Washington, at the age of 7, Tropicanna and his family moved to Fort Worth, Texas in search of a better life. This is where Tropicanna would be influenced by that down South flow and rhythm while maintaining his West coast lingo in his lyrics.

Growing up Tropicanna was always surrounded by music. Whether it be his mother or his grandmother, putting him on to 80’s/90’s R&B hits, listening to underground hip hop with his uncle, Dru B Shinin and not to mention being the grand nephew of Perry Kibble, the keyboardist/ song writer for the legnedary, A Taste of Honey.

Some of Tropicanna’s older influences include Biggie, KRS One, Tupac, Eminem, DMX and Outkast, while some of his newer influences are Drake, Maxo Kream, Griselda, 03 Greedo, and Drakeo The ruler. You can hear it in his smooth southern flow laced up w/ that west coast lingo.

Solo artist, Singer-Songwriter, Musician

Cassandra May Lorance is a strong, independent, determined, passionate woman of wonder. Her heart is as big as the fire in her soul. She's overcome a lot of pain and hardships in her life. She was born in Massachusetts and raised in the small town of Fort Worth, Texas. She grew up in a family of seven. Being the middle child taught her how to be on her own team.
Cassandra wrote her first song on the piano, with lyrics, at the age of 6 years old. Music and art have always been her biggest passions. She started singing in the internationally known Texas Girls Choir at age 9. She played percussion all through school and was one of the only females in the drumline.
As an adult, Cassandra waited tables while in pursuit of her other passion and dream, owning her own salon. She got her first salon job in 2011. After her father had a heart attack on Christmas Day in 2012, and passed away shortly after, Cassandra realized how short life truly was. To fulfill her dream and make her father proud, she decided to open up her own salon, from the ground up, in 2013. She had her own upscale business named Salon Amore' at age 24. However, she always had music in her heart as her first passion.
After getting back in touch with her inner child in 2016, she started lead singing in her former band. For almost 2 years she sang at open mics, working on her craft. In 2019 she began traveling back and forth between Atlanta and Fort Worth. She was running her business and keeping up with her band in Fort Worth, whilst traveling to Atlanta to spend time with her best friend/muse. Atlanta offered the seclusion she needed for song writing and poetry. It also inspired her to take piano lessons in order to compose her songs on her Capen piano, named Francesca.
On September 29th 2019, after 6 years as an entrepreneur, she decided to simplify her life, and closed down Salon Amore' to pursue her singing/songwriting dreams in Atlanta, Georgia.

Cassandra's hope is to heal peoples' hearts with her music, diminish what divides us as humans and bring us together as one.

Summer Emerson is a local artist based out of Fort Worth TX. Emerson is most known for her extreme vocal range, yodeling, and lyrical depth. Through dabbling in the arts of Photography and Comedy While Pursuing her Career in Music. By far the strangest artist you may meet in the DFW area. If you aren’t that smart hopefully you’re funny!

All Vinyl DJ set featuring funk, jazz, fusion, soul

All Vinyl DJ set featuring Disco, Italo, Funk, Dance!

Cory Michael is a country artist hailing from Decatur, TX. You'll find out most of the songs I write tend to lean toward love and the lack of. The lessons I've learned and the people I meet. I'd like to meet you. Maybe I just did. I hope to see ya at a show. Love each other.

Born and Raised in the heart of west Texas, Abilene, Robert Ryan’s music is steeped in the rich tradition of Texas Country. Raised on a healthy dose of classic country and rock and roll passed down from his parents, Robert’s musical journey took a definitive turn when he encountered the sounds of Pat Green, CCR, The Randy Rogers Band, Wade Bowen, and Micky and the Motorcars, to name a few. Their blend of Texas swagger and heartfelt storytelling resonated deeply and he’s never looked back.

Now a resident of Fort Worth, Robert has been hard at work crafting and playing his own brand of Texas Country for the past year. Drawing inspiration from the legendary sounds of the genre while weaving in his own unique voice, Robert’s music promises to be a refreshing addition to the Texas Country scene.

Carlos Ramos is a Costa Rican musician residing in Fort Worth, TX. His performances always captivate audiences as he builds and plays his compositions mixing his background in Latin/Caribbean rhythms (Reggae, Cuban, etc.) and by Jazz and R&B from his adoptive home in Texas.
Opening for Collie Budz, La Santa Cecilia, Julian Marley and more.