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Nick Carswell wants you to hear live music from artists representing every county in the Sunflower State. And on his regional music program, 105 Live, he's got a really good start. -
You know, Amarillo-based county-folk cowboy crooner Joel Alden White isn't just a great songwriter and guitar player that just released a new album. He also has great taste, and he advocates for the arts in our region. Proof: he brought the great George Ensle by High Plains Morning today for a chat and serenade as he's in town for three events through Saturday. (Thanks, Joel!)
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The Yellow City will be gettin' blue this Saturday night, thanks to today's in-studio musicians. They'll play Hoots Pub this Saturday Night from 8-9p CT, opening for Liquid Jimi. -
Meet Ray Wilson, local musician and owner of High Fidelity Records, Amarillo's funky little record store/venue located in the heart of San Jacinto on 6th Avenue -
HPPR is proud to introduce our latest regional feature highlighting the works of area poets as they examine the beauty and complexity of life on the High Plains. -
We're stoked to have soulful singer-songwriter BreAnne Stone hitting the road for shows across the High Plains! Hailing from Hastings, Nebraska, this High Plains hero will delight HPPR fans. Check out the full schedule for a show near you, and spread the word! -
The one-day event is expected to feature 250 area businesses and welcome around 4,000 visitors to the Amarillo Civic Center -
In case you missed the High Plains Morning visit with HPPR's own Skip Mancini, here's the full interview. We talked about two of her early regional features — both of which are making a comeback on the airwaves in 2025! -
Amarillo poetry lovers, please join this acclaimed poet TONIGHT — Wed., May 7th — for a reading and discussion at the Amarillo Public Library's Southwest Branch (6801 W. 45th St.). Doors at 7p; reading at 7:30p CT. -
The two events will honor two area firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty, among 140 across the nation. -
The free showcase will feature 200 students from a variety of musical disciplines -
Amarillo music lovers, this is a first-time-ever Living Room Concert in an ACTUAL LIVING ROOM. Since this is a HOUSE CONCERT in the Amarillo/Canyon area, we'll send the address after you RSVP. Note: Space is limited, so RSVP now if you'd like to come — and please bring cash donation for the door: $15 suggested (per person). See you there!
