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Texas music icon Robert Earl Keen announces show at Buddy Holly Hall
A Texas music icon is headed to Lubbock. Robert Earl Keen , one of the Lone Star State's most celebrated songwriters and performers, is proving "the road goes on forever and that the party never ends," as he is set to perform Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Buddy Holly Hall. The event is called "I Will Survive ... Christmas" with support from Drayton Farley. The announcement was made noon Tuesday, with tickets scheduled to go on sale 10 a.m. Oct. 23 . Keen, 70, who started to play guitar a littler after starting at Sharpstown High School in Houston, developed his skills and learned to play classic country covers and bluegrass prior to enrolling at Texas A&M University. He graduated from A&M in 1978 and moved to Austin in order to get reps by performing in nightclubs and live-music venues in and around Central Texas and near his hometown. He paid his dues, fine tuned his craft and saw the success build. Some of that included having songs sung by legends like George Strait and The Highwaymen, while garnering the BMI Troubadour Award and having the Texas Legislative Conference name him Texan of the Year earlier in the year. Keen was
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South Plains Collectors Con Brings Halloween Weekend Vibes To Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
The South Plains Collectors Con takes over the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center this Halloween weekend with vendors, gaming tournaments, and cosplay crowds ready to celebrate October 31st and November 1st.
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Spirit of the Winds Band Set to Take the Field at UIL Area Marching Contest
FLOYDADA, TX – The Floydada Collegiate High School “Spirit of the Winds” Marching Band is heading back to Lubbock as they continue their postseason run at the 2026 UIL Area A Marching Contest. Following a successful performance at the Region contest, the Spirit of the Winds Band...
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This Texas university's oldest building just earned a major honor
More than a century ago, Texas Tech University housed all four of its original schools, a library and administrative offices under one roof. Today, that same building is still standing, its famous bell towers overlooking a campus that has grown dramatically around it. Now, the university's first and oldest building has earned one of Texas' highest historic honors.
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Noon Notebook: Los Hermanos Familia Hosts Annual Veterans Day Parade Nov 14
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - (News release from Los Hermanos Familia) In celebration of Veterans Day, an annual American holiday honoring military members and those who have served, as well as Military Family Appreciation Month in November, Los Hermanos Familia and the Purple Hearts 0900 will hold the annual Veterans Day Parade in Lubbock on Saturday, November 14, 2026!
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Silent Wings Museum, Texas Tech School of Music to host ‘Songs of Yesteryear’ concert Nov. 7
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The Silent Wings Museum and the Texas Tech School of Music will host Songs of Yesteryear, a live concert featuring repertoire from the Great American Songbook written in the 1940s, on Saturday, Nov. 7. Students from the School of Music will perform songs that lifted the...
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Iconic Texas Tech Administration Building gets state historical marker
The original building on the Texas Tech University campus now has a well-deserved historical label. Tech and the Lubbock County Historical Commission officially designated the Administration Building – the first and oldest building on campus – with a Texas Historical Marker Celebration, making the structure a Registered Texas Historic Landmark, according to a Tech news release. Constructed between 1924 and 1925 after Texas Technological College was founded in 1923, it becomes just the second structure on campus to become a Registered Texas Historic Landmark, joining the Dairy Barn (2015). The designation is the highest honor bestowed by the State of Texas for historically and architecturally significant buildings. “For more than a century, generations of Red Raiders have passed through these doors and gathered around this building for some of the most important moments and traditions in the life of our university,” said Texas Tech President Lawrence Schovanec . “The Administration Building has become a timeless and iconic symbol of Texas Tech, even as the university has grown and changed around it. This designation recognizes the important place it holds in our history.” Three other buildings on the Texas Tech campus – the Human Sciences Cottage (2026), the Judging Pavilion (1982)
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Hub City Happenings Oct. 15-18
A dark psychological thriller about a writer interrogated over violent stories that resemble real child murders.Friday and Sunday, Texas Tech Black Box Theatre, 2812 18th St.Tickets: $15 general, $10 TTU faculty/staff, $5 students. Show details & tickets. Blithe Spirit. A witty Noël Coward comedy about a novelist haunted by his...
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Ella Langley Addressed The Audience In Lubbock, TX About Why She Made The Decision To Cancel Her Show In Tulsa, OK
In case you’re unaware, Ella Langley abruptly canceled her show at the BOK Center in Tulsa on Friday, October 9, 2026. And it was all due to “a serious security threat”. But…according to local Tulsa news outlet KOTV, there was a “false bomb threat call”, which was information provided by Tulsa police, and officers told the outlet they “conducted a preliminary sweep with K-9 officers and found no indication of a threat.”
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St. Joseph Catholic Church of Slaton is hosting their Oktoberfest and Sausage Fest on October 17 and 18
LUBBOCK, Texas—St. Joseph Catholic Church of Slaton is hosting their annual Oktoberfest and Sausage Fest on October 17 and 18. On Saturday enjoy live music, sausage sale, food, German beer and more. And then on Sunday, come hungry for a sit down German meal, entertainment and silent and live auctions. Find out more at slatonsausage.com.
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Lubbock Native and Broadway Star David Gaschen coming to the Wallace Theater on Oct. 24
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Lubbock native and Broadway star David Gaschen will make his first appearance at the Wallace Theater on Saturday, Oct. 24, with An Evening with the Phantom to Broadway and Beyond. The concert will feature many of Gaschen’s Broadway favorites, classic standards, and songs that have shaped his career, along with stories from his life onstage.
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Mac Davis statue approved by city council, looks to honor musician’s legacy
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - For those who may be too young to know the kind of man Mac Davis was, Lubbock pastor and musician Jeff McCreight can help fill in the gaps. According McCreight, Mac Davis, he felt that “God had given him the gift of songwriting,” McCreight said. “He always had a guitar in reach and we would talk about life and love and the world. He would strum a few chords and out would come lyrics that would totally capture everything that we were feeling about what we were talking about.”