FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth alt-rock icons Toadies showed everyone their dark secret this week, revealing that -- much like the rest of us -- they're not immune to the charming pop stylings of ...

North Texas post-grunge group Toadies will perform at Hemisfair’s two-day La Semana Alegre event. Credit: Jaime Monzon The two-day Hemisfair music festival that promoters unveiled last month and ...

When was the last time you encountered "Possum Kingdom" in the wild? Fort Worth alt-rockers Toadies scored an unlikely hit with their bouncy, crunchy serial-killer freakout in 1994. A few nights ago, ...

It’s here. It’s time to wrap this year up and start making plans for 2024. But before we bid 2023 a fond farewell, North Texas has a chance to close out the year with some outstanding local and ...

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Toadies are the coolest band in the world. Just ask singer-songwriter Taylor Muse of Austin power pop band Quiet Company. He's testament to the reputation of the Texas alt-rock band of “Possum Kingdom ...

Straight outta Odessa comes this hard-charging Red Dirt country-rock band that blends elements of punk in its high-energy approach. The style, through such songs as "Bad State of Mind" and "Happy Face ...

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The Toadies formed in the midst of the grunge movement, but instead of dreary Seattle skies their music was forged from the murky lakes of Fort Worth, Texas. Their biggest hit, "Possum Kingdom," which ...

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Ryan Bingham, who guest-starred as a singing ranch hand on Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone," can also be heard on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation's album project. Texas Wild launched in May. A ...