El Paso Rock History Is Hiding in Guitar Hero’s Successor
Stage Tour is bringing plenty of legendary rock songs to gamers, but did you know some of its soundtrack has surprising connections to Texas and El Paso music history?
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Pantera Has Rocked El Paso More Times Than You Might Think
El Paso got to see Pantera's transformation firsthand, from their early days to the Cowboys From Hell era that changed metal forever.
Led Zeppelin in El Paso: How Many Times Each Member Visited
El Paso got pieces of Led Zeppelin history through solo tours, with Plant and Page each making rare single appearances in the city.
Texas Band Dexter and The Moonrocks Reveals New Album
Texas rock band Dexter and The Moonrocks is celebrating its rise from Abilene to the Billboard charts with the announcement of a new full-length album.
Dimebag Darrell Was a Legendary Texas One-Man Band—Literally
Dimebag Darrell was more than just a guitar god. He also sang lead vocals on a handful of tracks that most Pantera fans have never heard.
ZZ Top Has Been Showing El Paso Love for Decades
ZZ Top played El Paso 13 times over more than five decades, and their connection to the city runs deeper than most fans probably realize.
Viral Video Shows Off El Paso Streets Named After Rock Bands
El Paso is home to plenty of unique street names, but a viral video has uncovered a few that might make rock fans do a double take.
The Big Apple, El Paso's East Side Concert Venue That's Now Gone
El Paso has lost several live music venues over the years including the legendary Tricky Falls and, most recently, the Rockhouse. We lost "The Apple" decades ago ...
Texas' Most Spooktacular Town Is Ready for Fall
Halloween lovers won't want to miss Texas' official Halloween Town, where October is packed with festive events and spooky surprises.
Shinedown Is Back In El Paso 20 Years After Their 1st Visit
It's about damn time. It hasn't been 20 years since Shinedown last rocked El Paso but it's been 20 years since the first time they did. That show wasn't actually in El Paso though.
Twenty Years Later, El Paso Still Remembers the Great Floods of 2006
Nearly half a billion dollars in damage, and somehow, not a single life lost. That number still stops people who lived through that August in El Paso.
How El Paso Helped Preserve a Forgotten Monster Jam Moment
Some Monster Jam wrecks end up on DVD. Some end up on TV. And some just quietly disappear — except for one YouTube channel that wasn't about to let El Paso's get forgotten.