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American Aquarium didn't just surprise fans with a new album on Friday (May 7) -- they surprised them with 10 '90s country classics.  Slappers, Bangers & Certified Twangers, Vol. 1 is chock full of covers of songs from Toby Keith, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Sawyer Brown and others. A tweet from the BJ Barham-fronted band calls the new covers album "a 10-song collection of some of our favorite '90s country hits and we hope y’all enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it." Jamie Lin Wilson offers guest vocals, while Byron Berline assists on fiddle. Sammy Kershaw's "Queen of My Doubl...

Hot Houston crowd kicks it at new WashAve western bar's opening bash Photo by Daniel Ortiz Photo by Daniel Ortiz Photo by Daniel Ortiz Photo by Daniel Ortiz Photo by Daniel Ortiz Photo by Daniel Ortiz The scoop: Washington Avenue's newest hot spot introduced itself to Houstonians with a lavish pre-opening bash. Developed by veterans of the Las Vegas nightlife scene, Fat Boots offers a lively, kitsch-filled alternative to the area's booming nightclubs. Instagram-ready settings mix with performances by the bar's staff — known as the Fat Boots Flamingos — to create a fun experience.  Spea...

True West Magazine The once wild and woolly cowtown still celebrates its Old West heritage.  The arrival of the railroad in 1872 transformed this trading post settlement on the Arkansas River into a cowtown, a destination for cattle driven north on the Chisholm Trail. The Texas drovers brought trouble, and trouble brought a young lawman named Wyatt Earp. He did fine work until his temper won out and he used his fists to beat the socks off a candidate for city marshal. Founded in 1868 near the confluence of the Little Arkansas and Arkansas rivers, the frontier outpost of Wichita quickly becam...

CP photo: Kaycee Orwig Barbers Bobby Fletcher and Brandon Potts watch the action on East Carson Street from outside unisex salon Trending Styles in Pittsburgh's South Side on Sat., April 10, 2021. Earlier this month, the maximums for gatherings were raised, indoor dining capacities were increased, and restrictions on bar service were lifted, making this past weekend the second this year with more relaxed COVID-19 restrictions ...

True West Magazine Pinedale, Wyoming The historic Green River Valley community is a great place to rendezvous like a mountain man. The annual Green River Rendezvous was first held in Pinedale in the summer of 1936. In 2021, the Rendezvous is scheduled for July 8-11. The Plains Indian Encampment is always set up adjacent to the Museum of the Mountain Men. – All Images Courtesy Wyoming Office of Tourism Unless Otherwise Noted –   A visitor might wonder how any noteworthy history could’ve occurred in this remote hunting and outfitting settlement of 2,000 people in the Upper Green River V...