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Arriba Magazine
P.O. Box 12865
Austin, TX 78711
(512) 479-6397; (512) 479-6397
arribanews[at]SPAMAWAYccsi.com
Romeo Rodriguez, Editor
Arriba Magazine is a bimonthly magazine featuring news and features on Hispanic arts and business.

Austin Daze
2210 South First Street, Suite D
Austin, TX 78704
(512) 587-8358; Fax (512) 462-6094
editor[at]SPAMAWAYaustindaze.com
http://www.austindaze.com
Russell Hartman, Owner
Wendy Wever, Owner
Maria Mesa, CD Reviews
The Austin Daze is a grassroots publication that provides coverage of local non-mainstream events, festivals, and going-ons in the community and commentary, reviews, satire, local art, music reviews, and a fresh outlook of the community and the world. Austin Daze is closely tied to the community, which means they are closely tied to the PEOPLE of Austin. The local business owners, artists, musicians, and all their customers and fans are our readers and our friends. The newspaper is written for them and often times about them. The newspaper can be picked up at no cost from over 25 locations throughout Austin at various coffee shops, bars, restaurants, music stores, book stores, and clothing stores. .

Austin Jazz Guide
10605A Golden Meadow Drive
Austin, TX 78758
(817) 455-3571; (512) 587-3304
listings[at]SPAMAWAYaustinjazzguide.com
http://www.austinjazzguide.com
Brad Rollans
Conor Brace
The Austin Jazz Guide is a free monthly publication intended to strengthen Austin's jazz community by keeping music fans informed of live jazz events. The Austin Jazz Guide offers free listings to musicians and venues for jazz events in the Austin area. It is dispersed throughout the city in numerous venues and key music locations and has a circulation of over 650 copies per month..

Austin Monthly
11612 Beecave Building 2 Suite, 125
Austin, TX 78738
(512) 263-9133; Fax (512) 263-1670
editor[at]SPAMAWAYaustinmonthly.com
http://www.austinmonthly.com
Meecia Little, Managing Editor
Shanon Richardson, Editor
Terry N. Martinez, Assistant Editor
Lyn Brady, Publisher
Austin Monthly is the area's definitive city and regional magazine that helps people get the most out of living in the Austin area. Whether it's through features about the area's music, film, business or culinary communities or stories on home decor, dining, fashion, travel and local personalities, Austin Monthly covers everything that makes our city the unique community it is. Stories are useful, local and relevant so that whether readers are life-long residents or have just moved here, they learn something they didn't know about their home.

Austin Music Journal
3400 RR 620 South, No. 4307
Austin, TX 78738
(512) 402-9578
austinmusicjournal[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com
Deborah Orazi, Publisher / Editor
If it involves music in Austin and Central Texas, past, present, and future, you'll be reading about it in the Austin Music Journal. No politics, no prejudices, just lively, intelligent stories written by people with a passion for music.

Austin Music + Entertainment Magazine
2304 Southern Oaks Drive
Austin, TX 78745
(512) 637-0371; (512) 637-0355; Fax (512) 331-3900
dennis[at]SPAMAWAYaustinmusicmagazine.net
http://www.austinmusicmagazine.net
Lyssa Allen, Editor
Austin Music + Entertainment - formally known as Austin Music Magazine - is your portal to Austin's internationally famous music scene. Packed with exciting features, profiles, reviews, maps, guides, news and calendars, we provide a set of insider's eyes and ears for music fans (and industry moguls) the world over. Distributed free at over 200 Austin locations - and over 1600 hotel rooms - we give locals, newcomers and visitors an engaging read on the current, and future, pulse of the world's most watched music scene. Austin Music + Entertainment is a four-color, glossy magazine published six times a year. Our staff draws on more than 20 years publishing experience (and even longer as local musicians). We are dedicated to serving the Austin music community and visitor market by providing editorial coverage that is timely, relevant and useful to our readers.

Burns Productions • Rubu Records • Austin Creative • Austin Spin
P.O. Box 684646
Austin, TX 78768-4646
(512) 970-5626; Fax (512) 474-0747
mail[at]SPAMAWAYaustincreative.com
http://www.austincreative.com
Russell Jay Burns
Burns Productions handles management and booking for the bands Mr. Hand, Planet Texas, The Texas Radio Band, and Otis Pinto. Rubu Records is an independent rock and pop label. Discography includes Mr. Hand (self-titled, 1994), Deathtrap '76 (1995); Otis Pinto (self-titled, 1996). We have a 24-track digital recording studio with ProTools. We also provide website development for musicians. Austin Creative makes excellent websites, CD covers, posters and logos for musicians and music-related businesses. Clients include Nuisance Records, Vextone Records, Kathy Smock, Music Lab, and Planet Texas. Austin Spin provides an online music listing, review, and store for Texas music. Texas bands are invited to contact us for a free 1 page website with CDs and merchandise for sale.

Caprice Magazine
1512-1/2 South Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78704-2437
(512) 851-1512; Fax (512) 851-1514
info[at]SPAMAWAYcapricemagazine.com
http://www.capricemagazine.com
Steve Dodds, Editor-in-Chief/Publisher
Vacations come in all shapes and sizes, from 6-month expatriatons to dinner-and-a-movie. Caprice Magazine wants to bring all your vacations to life, and slip more into your calendar. .There are those who live to work, and those who work only as long as the next vacation. This magazine is for those who love to live their life the latter. Caprice Magazine features a focus on travel , food, drink and entertainment.

Club En Tu Idioma
8711 Burnet Road, Suite A12
Austin, TX 78757-7047
(512) 407-9894; Fax (512) 419-9810
club[at]SPAMAWAYclubentuidioma.com
http://www.clubentuidioma.com
Jorge Iturralde, Director
Club En Tu Idioma es una publicaci�n en español con entrevistas, noticias y lo mejor del medio del espect�culo y musical latino. Rock en Español, M�sica Texana, M�sica Regional Mexicana, M�sica Grupera. Ofrecemos chismes del ambiente art�stico, hor�scopos, salud y belleza, y club de la risa. Para noticias en linea y chat en español, v�site www.clubentuidioma.com. Jorge Iturralde, Director, jorge[at]SPAMAWAYclubentuidioma.com; Belem Davila, belem[at]SPAMAWAYclubentuidioma.com...Club En Tu Idioma is a monthly publication that brings the newest concepts in latin entertainment from nusic to news, horoscopes, beauty advice as well as celebrity updates and more. In addition to Rock en Espanol, Texano Music and Musica Regional Mexicana there is news on the latest Musica Grupera. For news online and live chat, visit us at http://www.clubentuidioma.com

Country Line Magazine
9508 Chisholm Trail
Austin, TX 78748
(512) 789-3838; Fax (512) 295-8600
tj[at]SPAMAWAYcountrylinemagazine.com
http://www.countrylinemagazine.com
T.J. Greaney, Publisher
Country Line Magazine is Texas country! From the prairie dog lands in the Panhandle to the pristine tropical beaches along the Padre Island seashore, we are there. We ride from the east Texas timber to the west Texas desert. We are about country music, born in Texas or raised in Nashville. Ropin', ridin' and bailing hail the Texas cowboy way. We are home-cooked pies,
barbecued beef, jeans and a cowboy hat. We hunt, fish and tell tall tales about our adventures. It is all in just one place--Country Line Magazine. We are Texas's only country music, cowboy, outdoor and lifestyle magazine.

DiverseArts Production Group • DiverseArts Little Gallery • Austin Downtown Arts Magazine
1705 Guadalupe Street, Suite 234
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 477-9438; Fax (512) 477-9344
info[at]SPAMAWAYdiversearts.org
http://www.diversearts.org
Harold McMillan, Founder/Director
Michael Emery, President/Board of Directors
Yolanda Edwards, Managing Director
Ricardo Acevedo, Art Director
DiverseArts Production Group (DAP) is a multidisciplinary, multicultural cooperative that produces several community events, including the 13th Anniversary Austin Jazz and Arts Festival (formerly the Clarksville Jazz and Arts Fest) in 2001, the Women in Jazz Concert Series; and the Austin Blues Family Tree Project, which continues to preserve and promote appreciation of the blues by sharing its ongoing archival collection with local media, and by producing live performances. Austin Downtown Arts Magazine is a monthly arts and culture magazine published by the DiverseArts Production Group

The Good Life
P.O. Box 4400
Austin, TX 78765
(512) 474-1022; (512) 236-1618; Fax (512) 474-5725
editor[at]SPAMAWAYgoodlifemag.com
http://www.goodlifemag.com
Ken Martin, Editor
The Good Life is about living an involved and engaged life filled with enthusiasm. Month after month The Good Life defines a sense of our community and brings readers together to explore our local culture. By publishing stories written with depth, wit, style and grace, The Good Life has captured an impassioned audience that gives the magazine its full attention. No cursory glances, no flipping the pages while standing by the trash, no bird-cage liners. The Good Life speaks to the issues of the day, reflects the hearts and minds that make up our community, and explores the things in life that really matter. The Good Life delivers substance with style. As a result, The Good Life readers respect our content, care about our stories, and are attentive to the voices within our pages. Entertainment, events, environment, fashion, fitness, food, gardening, healthcare, pampering, parenting, sex, spirit--it's all in The Good Life..

Grimmoires Magazine • Mad Mind Productions
3901 Prairie Lane
Austin, TX 78728
(512) 255-8636
Vincent M. Lopez, Owner/Editor/Publisher
Michael Fobbs, Assistant Editor
Gilbert J. Sanchez, Media Services
Grimmoires Magazine is a free monthly publication that highlights hardcore music.

Hispanic Magazine
1406 Camp Craft Road, Suite 103
Austin, TX 78746-6556
(512) 476-5599; (305) 442-2462; Fax (512) 476-5331
aacle[at]SPAMAWAYhisp.com
http://www.hispaniconline.com/
Mark Holston, Music Writer
Ana Acle, Features Editor
Sam Verdeja, Publisher
Carlos Verdecia, Editor
Hispanic Magazine covers cultural trends and major issues affecting Hispanic Americans. Subscriptions through 800-251-2688.

Hypeshop Productions • Livevibe
7017 Dagone Drive
Austin, TX 78754
(512) 657-4300; Fax (512) 263-3616
bgbg[at]SPAMAWAYaustin.rr.com
David Goren, Publisher/Chief Editor
Livevibe, Austin's good vibes music preview, is published monthly in cooperation with the Musician's Co-op. Livevibe is devoted to covering reggae music, especially the central Texas scene. Advertising information available upon request. Discounted rates are available for independent musicians and international businesses. Subscription rate is $9.95 for 12 issues. Hypeshop Productions, a D. Goren company, specializes in publicity, merchandising, promotion, consulting, tour support, advertising, management, design, and production printing for the music industry, musicians and venues. Our clients include Sinis.

INsite Magazine
1704-1/2 South Congress Avenue, Suite J
Austin, TX 78704
(512) 462-9260; (866) 627-6425; Fax (512) 326-4923
mail[at]SPAMAWAYinsiteaustin.com
http://www.insiteaustin.com
Sean Claes, Managing Editor
Zach Sherman, Publisher
Jennifer Raybin, Advertising
INsite Magazine is a monthly entertainment magazine featuring what's new, hot, and exciting on both the national and local scenes. We capture the attention of Austin's young professional with exceptional editorials and eye-catching covers. Because coverage spans both locally and nationally, the magazine is consulted as a guide for everything from the latest trends in entertainment, movies, music, sports, food, and more. As an advertiser, you will have the benefit of specifying which section you would like your ad placed. A sample of sections include: interviews, art and theater reviews, a monthly concert calendar, album and movie reviews, employment and education guide, restaurant reviews, and articles about the Austin lifestyle.

Music Addict Magazine
P.O. Box 201472
Austin, TX 78720-1472
(877) 388-8224
http://musicaddictmagazine.com
peter[at]SPAMAWAYmusicaddictmag.com
Peter Hope, Owner/Publisher
Laurie Love-Dahl, Owner/Editor In Chief
Music Addict Magazine is the only full color pocket size music publication in Austin covering extensively and comprehensive the live music capital of the world in rock, jazz, dance, blues, country, and hip-hop.

Nside Magazine
501 North IH-35, Suite 205
Austin, TX 78702
(512) 485-3035; Fax (512) 485-3036
info[at]SPAMAWAYnsidemagazine.com
http://www.nsidemagazine.com
Blake Pollard
Simply put, NSIDE magazine is a quarterly publication that specializes in promoting and profiling successful businesses in Austin and surrounding areas. With top-notch business writers, artists and designers on our team, you�ll get sharp, witty, frank stories about all kinds of success stories. Besides stories, passion and inspiration behind well known and about-to-be well-known companies, you�ll also find creative pursuits, cultural happenings and marketing strategies for your own business � all with an Austin edge.

Platinum Records • Musica Newspaper
P.O. Box 6119
Austin, TX 78762
(512) 928-3122; (512) 698-4124; Fax (512) 928-1797
musica_usa[at]SPAMAWAYhotmail.com
Marcelo Tafoya, CEO
Tonya A. Tafoya, Engineer
Michael Alvarado, Engineer
Platinum Records • Musica Newspaper is dedicated to producing Latino, Norteño, Tropical and Tejano groups. Clients include: Double O, Klasik, DJ Ton.E.

Pop Culture Press
P.O. Box 4990
Austin, TX 78765-4990
(512) 472-1128
pcp[at]SPAMAWAYgrandecom.net
http://www.popculturepress.com/
Luke Torn, Editor / Publisher
Kent Benjamin, Features Editor
Pop Culture Press is a music magazine published quarterly in Austin and distributed throughout the U.S. as well as the UK, Europe, and Japan. The magazine features articles on artists ranging from Radiohead to Jimmie Dale Gilmore, plus a comprehensive reviews section that runs the gamut-country, folk, blues, cajun-zydeco, Brit pop, and jazz. And a free CD sampler is included with every issue. Visit us at www.popculturepress.com.

The Roadhouse Revival Radio Show • The Lone Star Revival Radio Show • PeytonHill
1705 Canyon Edge Drive
Austin, TX 78733-2000
(512) 347-8282; Fax (512) 347-8283
host[at]SPAMAWAYroadhouserevival.com
http://www.roadhouserevival.com
John Peyton, Creator and Showhost
We produce and host the award winning weekly radio programs, The Roadhouse Revival Radio Show (flagship station: KLBJ 93.7 FM "Austin�s Rock"), and The Lone Star Revival Radio Show. The Lone Star Revival Radio Show is now broadcast over the American Forces Network to over 177 countries, reaching over a million American service men and women and their families. In addition, see our sister show Lonestar Revival that also airs on American Forces Network as well as a dozen other radio affiliates across texas. Please visit our sites at www.roadhouserevival.com and www.lonestarrevival.com. PeytonHill has worked with and served the following clients: Antone�s Home Of The Blues; Billy Graham Evangelical Association; Bridgestone Firestone; Inflight Magazines: Continental, New York Air, Hawaiian Airlines; CD Warehouse; Chevrolet; Chick-fil-A Restaurants; Cloud Ten Pictures; Disney Pictures; Domino�s Pizza; DreamWorks Pictures; Frank Erwin Center; Harvest House Publishers; Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus; Salem Communications; Schlitterbahn Waterparks; Sparrow Records; Stubb�s Legendary BBQ; Texas Hatters; Texas Monthly Press; UBS PaineWebber; University of Texas; Volkswagon; Word Records; World Wide Pictures.

SHOUT Magazine
500 South Congress, Suite 340
Austin, TX 78704
(512) 482-8252
info[at]SPAMAWAYshouttexas.com
http://www.shouttexas.com
Rob Faubion, Editor / Publisher
Chris "DJ Dig'm" Mason, Music Writer
Andrew Hicks, Feature Writer
Shawn McAnally, Sales Rep.
Shout Magazine is Central Texas' only gay and lesbian publication dedicated exclusively to Central Texas arts, entertainment and events. 3,000 copies published, distributed bi-monthly; primary distribution: Austin, San Antonio. Shout Magazine staff and writers include: Shawn McAnally, Sales Rep.: sales[at]SPAMAWAYshouttexas.com, Cell: (512) 694-3004; Rob Faubion, Editor/Publisher: editor[at]SPAMAWAYshouttexas.com; Andrew Hicks, Feature Writer: andrew[at]SPAMAWAYAndrewHicksOnline.com; Chris "DJ Dig'm Mason, Music Writer: djdigm[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com; Ryan Stevens, Film Critic: rcgonzalez[at]SPAMAWAYcinemark.com; Marc Acito, "The Gospel According to Marc" Columnist: marc[at]SPAMAWAYmarcacito.com; Jennifer Parello, "Dateline" Columnist: jen6jen[at]SPAMAWAYaol.com

Soundcheck Magazine
P.O. Box 164194
Austin, TX 78716
(512) 423-7177; (818) 568-4939
amanda[at]SPAMAWAYsoundcheckmagazine.com
http://www.soundcheckmagazine.com
Amanda Guillory, Artist Promotion
Michael Marshall, Publisher
Soundcheck is a free monthly magazine available in print and online at http://www.soundcheckmagazine.com

Texas Monthly
P.O. Box 1569
Austin, TX 78767-1569
(512) 320-6900; Fax (512) 476-9007
esmith[at]SPAMAWAYtexasmonthly.com
http://www.texasmonthly.com
Evan Smith, Editor
Stacy Hollister, Assistant Managing Editor
Texas Monthly covers Texas music and musicians on a regular basis. Music-oriented features and department staff include: Evan Smith, Editor; Katy Vine, Associate Editor; Mike Hall, Senior Editor; John Morthland, Contributing Writer; and Jeff McCord, Contributing Writer. Texas Monthly's "Around the State" section regularly carries calendar listings for music events. Deadline is eight weeks prior to publication date.

Texas Music Educators Association
P.O. Box 140465
Austin, TX 78714-0465
(512) 452-0710; Fax (512) 451-9213
rfloyd[at]SPAMAWAYtmea.org
http://www.tmea.org
Robert Floyd, Executive Director
Frank Coachman, Deputy Director
Kay Comp, Administrative Assistant
Susan Daugherty, Membership Manager
The TMEA is an organization of more than 12,000 members dedicated to promoting public awareness of music education in the schools of Texas and stimulating professional growth among its members. In addition to sponsoring teacher training sessions on the regional level, the TMEA produces an annual clinic/convention each February that draws more than 20,000 musicians, teachers and members of the music industry. TMEA secondary music teachers may enter their students in the association-sponsored all-state process which provides the track for students to earn a position in the prestigious all-state band, orchestra or choir and perform for the convention each year. Other member services include professional liability, job vacancy listings, a subscription to Southwestern Musician, the TMEA's trade magazine published 10 times annually, and representation before the Legislature and State Board of Education. Additional contact includes Tesa Harding, Exhibits and Advertising Manager. The TMEA also provides scholarships.

Texas Music Magazine • txmusic.com
P.O. Box 50273
Austin, TX 78763-0273
(512) 472-6630; Fax (208) 485-0347
stewart[at]SPAMAWAYtxmusic.com
editor[at]SPAMAWAYtxmusic.com
http://www.txmusic.com
Stewart Ramser, Publisher
Richard Skanse, Editor
Simply put, Texas Music magazine entertains readers and educates them about all things Texas music � past and present. The magazine provides an inside, in-depth look at the music of Texas, regardless of genre. Texas Music's debut issue was released in December 1999, and the publication has grown every year since. We are a quarterly, color, glossy, nationally distributed magazine. Our stories about contemporary musicians, people behind the scenes and many of our Texas music legends are enhanced by the great writing and eye-catching artwork and design. Regular departments include a calendar of events and music news items from around the state. Texas Music is available in nearly all major bookstores, grocery stores and record stores around Texas, and is also available through subscriptions. Texas music businesses may be eligible for discounted advertising. Call or check out the website for additional information.

The Texas Review of Entertainment & Sports Law
727 East Dean Keeton Street
Austin, TX 78705
(512) 232-2816; Fax (512) 471-6988
tresl[at]SPAMAWAYmail.law.utexas.edu
http://www.utexas.edu/law/journals/tresl/index.html
Joel Anderson, Editor-in-Chief
Richie Martin, Managing Editor
Lisa Nguyen, Administrative Editor
Brad Patterson, Chief Articles and Notes Editor
The Texas Review of Entertainment & Sports Law (TRESL) is committed to publication of legal scholarship of the highest caliber. Our goal is to chronicle, comment on and perhaps influence the shape of the law that impacts the entertainment and sports industries, both in Texas and throughout the United States. The Texas Review of Entertainment & Sports Law (TRESL) discusses the fields of entertainment and sports related to the intersection of law and society. TRESL seeks to provide articles written by judges, lawyers, professors, and students reporting and commenting on existing law, as well as suggesting new avenues of growth for the law. TRESL now publishes two times per year! TRESL is currently accepting articles, notes, and comments. Mail drafts to: Attn: Articles Editors, Texas Review of Entertainment & Sports Law, 727 East Dean Keeton Street, Austin, TX 78705.

Tribeza
1201 West Sixth Street, Suite F
Austin, TX 78703
(512) 474-4711; Fax (512) 474-4715
info[at]SPAMAWAYtribeza.com
http://www.tribeza.com
Zarghun Dean, Publisher
TRIBEZA is a lifestyle magazine focusing on excellence. We concentrate on a range of topics - from the arts to design, dining and style. In addition, we profile perspectives of prominent Austinites. TRIBEZA is a collection of ideas reflecting Austin's excellence and creativity. Austin has changed and grown for the better over the last decade. TRIBEZA reflects that new identity effectively and consistently - in a way that no other regional publication can. TRIBEZA has a readership of almost 50,000. We distribute to more than 400 quality locations each month, including premiere hotels, art galleries, offices, and retail centers throughout Austin. No other local magazine speaks to sophisticated, educated, and creative readers in the way that TRIBEZA does.

Country Line Magazine
16150 South IH-35
Buda, TX 78610
(512) 295-8400; Fax (512) 295-8600
info[at]SPAMAWAYcountrylinemagazine.com
http://www.countrylinemagazine.com
T.J. Greaney, Publisher
Greg Roberts, Sales Director
Jennifer Jones, Production Coordinator
Country Line Magazine is Texas country! From the prairie dog lands in the Panhandle to the pristine tropical beaches along the Padre Island seashore, we are there. We ride from the east Texas timber to the west Texas desert. We are about country music, born in Texas or raised in Nashville. Ropin', ridin' and bailing hail the Texas cowboy way. We are home-cooked pies, barbecued beef, jeans and a cowboy hat. We hunt, fish and tell tall tales about our adventures. It is all in just one place--Country Line Magazine. We are Texas's only country music, cowboy, outdoor and lifestyle magazine.

Christian Music Association, Inc. • Christian Music Association Event Center
P.O. Box 694
Carthage, TX 75633
(903) 694-9422 ; Fax (903) 694-9436
info[at]SPAMAWAYcma1.org
http://christianmusicassociation.org
Linda Bowley, President
Lee Bowley, Jr., Vice President
Kris Young, Trustee
The Christian Music Association's purpose is to advance the message of Jesus Christ by supporting, promoting and encouraging all forms of Christian music as well as evangelistic ministry. The CMA Industry Guide is published quarterly and is your complete guide for use in the Christian music industry. The CMA also operates the Christian Music Association Events Center, located as 2203 West Panola in Carthage, TX. Our Partnership Program was developed to coordinate a networking environment that will bring results for everyone involved in Christian music. The CMA offers many tangible benefits through the association's ability to promote united support within the industry. You are providing direct support and encouragement to those in active, on-the-ground ministry in areas ranging from the smallest rural communities to the largest cities. And as a blessing for your faithfulness the Lord has provided the CMA the means to offer you an overwhelming array tangible, hands-on benefits of membership, which continues to grow daily!

Texas Rising Star
1008 Front Street, Suite 1
Comfort, TX 78013
(830) 995-5677
becky[at]SPAMAWAYthetexasrisingstar.com
http://www.thetexasrisingstar.com
Becky Fowlkes, Music Editor
Tom Gary, Editor
The Texas Rising Star is a monthly newspaper covering Austin, San Antonio and the Hill Country...

Cowboys and Indians Magazine
6688 North Central Expwy., Suite 650
Dallas, TX 75206-3914
(214) 750-8222; Fax (214) 750-4522
queries[at]SPAMAWAYcowboysindians.com
http://www.cowboysindians.com
Margaret Pickworth, Editor
Bill Reynolds, Publisher
Melissa Flynn, Publisher's Assistant
Thad Stammen, Circulation Director
Cowboys and Indians Magazine is the premier magazine of the west. We cover many topics in the western market such as fashion, travel, home interiors, entertainment, Native American art, Western art, and music. We are distributed nationally as well as internationally and utilize only the best national writers and photographers that portray the western lifestyle in a romantic and upscale way.

Funky Times Music Magazine
P.O. Box 821481 Dallas, TX 75228
Dallas, TX 75382
(214) 327-3349; (214) 405-3630; Fax (214) 327-8812
southernxpo[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com
http://www.maywefunkyou.com
Johnny Jefferson
Jacqueline Jefferson, Editor
Jeremy Jefferson
Tobias Robinson
Since 1983, Funky Times Magazine has been the nerve center for the dissemination of a vast pool of both local and national musical talent. Award winning interviews of some of the biggest past and present names in the business continue to catapult the Funk era to a new generation. Artist like Outkast, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Erykah Badu, No Doubt, Eminem, Rolling Stones, Lenny Kravitz, Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Ludacris, Beyonce/Sean Paul, Missy Elliot, 50 Cent and FABOLOUS continue to evolutionize the new testament of funk music. Founder/Publisher Johnny Jefferson is a charismatic organizer and leader who has translated his many strengths into successful music business ventures for now over twenty years.

Harder Beat
P.O. Box 781702
Dallas, TX 75378
(972) 484-8030; Fax (972) 484-8030
linda[at]SPAMAWAYharderbeat.com
http://www.harderbeat.com
Linda Hollar, Publisher/Editor
Keven White, Art Director
Harder Magazine - (Everything That Rocks), promoting the DFW music scene, is a monthly music publication which began in May 1993. While concentrating on local music, it also publishes articles, concert reviews and previews, and CD/tape reviews of national acts. Publisher Linda Hollar has been covering the rock and metal scene for more than twelve years, having written for five other Texas publications and several publications in other cities. In addition, Hollar has been producing a monthly showcase for more than twelve years. The showcase features local bands and usually brings out 200-300 rock and metal fans. HB sponsors the showcases.

NationalNoise
3100 Main, Suite 105
Dallas, TX 75226
(214) 823-2188; (214) 405-7745
Sabrina.Gunaca[at]SPAMAWAYnationalnoise.com
http://www.nationalnoise.com
Sabrina Guanaca, Executive Editor
Jason Hadfield
Maintaining a strong Internet presence since 1999, NationalNoise.com is pleased to announce the launch of National Noise Magazine a full color, sixteen-plus page magazine focusing on the best in music from a local to national standpoint. Articles on the latest artists reflect the website's long-running, savvy-minded content which has seen groups such as Drowning Pool, Alien Ant Farm and Slipknot receive coverage well before breakout success while cutting-edge bands like Opeth, Cave In, Chimaira and others have been championed on a consistent basis.

Our Texas Magazine
103 North Willomet
Dallas, TX 75208
(214) 946-5315; Fax (214) 943-4858
ourtexas[at]SPAMAWAYmindspring.com
http://www.ourtexas.com
Cliff Hocker, Editor
Our Texas Magazine focuses on Texas music. Circulation is 15,000.

Papercity • Dallas
3303 Lee Parkway, Suite 340
Dallas, TX 75219
(214) 521-3439; Fax (214) 521-3178
brooke[at]SPAMAWAYpapercitymag.com
http://www.papercitymag.com/
Brooke Hortenstine, Co-Editor
Rob Brinkley, Co-Editor
PaperCity is Texas' most prolific, liveliest, sexiest, brashest and most entertaining lifestyle publication. PaperCity caters to an affluent male and female reader who shops, eats out, works out and goes out ... frequently. PaperCity Launched in Spring 1994, PaperCity (titled The Paper until 1998) is a style publication covering fashion, home design, social, travel, restaurants and entertaining with lively coverage of parties, galas and charity events. In addition to talented local editors, the magazine boasts contributing writers such as Southern Accents' Carol Isaak Barden, Esquire's John Mariani covering food and culture, and Metropolitan Home and Fairchild correspondent Diane Dorrans Saeks pointing out the fine details of home design.

Rap Soul Urban Magazine
P.O. Box 411457
Dallas, TX 75241
(214) 923-5494; (404) 380-2037; Fax (972) 228-6715
rapsoulurbanmag[at]SPAMAWAYaol.com
http://www.rapsoulurbanmagazine.net
Valerie Larche, Editor
James Aubrey III, Graphic Designer/Photographer
Jarreau Grant, Promotions
David Jackson, Events
Rap Soul Urban Magazine (located at PO Box 411457, Dallas, TX 75241) is a monthly newsletter providing information about the music/movie industry to new and upcoming artists. Also, we publish a monthly trade magazine that includes articles on seasoned artists with tips on how they made it in the business. We have very good interviews with top individuals in the industry.

Rough Magazine
PMB 603 - 14902 Preston Road, Suite 404
Dallas, TX 75254
(214) 474-2900; Fax (214) 474-2901
dsvc[at]SPAMAWAYdsvc.org
http://www.dsvc.org/rough.html
Jeff Barfoot, Editor
Phil Hollenbeck, Editor
Aaron Barker, Associate Editor
Brandi Lafleur, Executive Secretary
Rough is a quasi-monthly magazine produced pro bono in its entirety by, for, and about the members, associates, and friends of the Dallas Society of Visual Communication. So what does that really mean? It means that, every month, a different sustaining shop or agency donates their time and talent to design an issue of Rough. Next, a team of members, including writers, photographers, and illustrators, chip in to deliver stories, tales, and expos�s pertaining to, or in the interest of, the DSVC community at-large. Then, local print shops and paper vendors contribute much-appreciated supplies, materials, and services that bring Rough to life.

Soul & Salsa Magazine
1402 Corinth Street, Number 245
Dallas, TX 75215
(972) 748-9595
info@soulandsalsa.com
http://www.soulandsalsa.com/
Kim Harris, Editor at Large
Chastity McGill, Director of Design
Karen Evans, Reviewing Editor
Jonnie Robinson, Online Editor
Soul and Salsa Magazine is a multi-cultural magazine that showcases culture, fashion, education and an underground artist of the month.

Southwest Blues
P.O. Box 710475
Dallas, TX 75371
(214) 887-1188; Fax (214) 887-1144
swblues[at]SPAMAWAYaol.com
http://www.southwestblues.com/
Patti Coghill, Publisher
Joanna Iz, Editor
Dallas based free monthly Blues magazine established in 1997. Currently distributing and circulating 13,000 per month in over 250 locations throughout the Southwest region of the USA. .

Music Scene Magazine
309 North Fannin Avenue
Denison, TX 75020
(903) 463-7207; Fax (509) 562-1123
musicscene[at]SPAMAWAYwebtv.net
http://www.musicscenemagazine.net
Roger Garza
Musicscene Magazine is a local publication covering North Texas and the Texoma area. It is distributed monthly with the purpose of keeping readers informed with local Texas music news. We cover music trivia, song lyrics, local bands, concerts, CD reviews, classified ads and national music news.

Art Prostitute
P.O. Box 255
Denton, TX 76202
(940) 300-6669; (940) 300-6642
contact[at]SPAMAWAYartprostitute.com
http://www.artprostitute.com/
Mark Searcy
Art Prostitute is a quarterly publication that helps to promote Texas art. Art Prostitute has a working gallery and art space.

The Clarinet
University of North Texas • College of Music
Denton, TX 76203-6887
(940) 565-4096; (940) 382-4393
editor[at]SPAMAWAYclarinet.org
http://www.clarinet.org/journal/default.asp
Dr. James Gillespie, Editor/Publisher
The official publication of The International Clarinet Association, published quarterly. Packed into every issue is information for every level of clarinetist: professional, teacher, students of all levels. Edited by James Gillespie, each issue has information ranging from new CDs of note, orchestral analysis, help for teachers, what's going on in the Jazz scene, reports from around the world, and news of clarinet festivals and competitions around the world. Want to see what's available for your clarinet, or maybe you're interested in buying a new one? There's plenty of advertisers in The Clarinet, too, all specializing in your instrument..

El Paso Scene
P.O. Box 13615
El Paso, TX 79913
(915) 542-1422; Fax (915) 542-4292
epscene[at]SPAMAWAYepscene.com
http://www.epscene.com
Randy Limbird, Publisher
El Paso Scene covers entertainment, recreational and cultural events. We target El Pasoans and tourists looking for the best places for fun, shopping and dining. 30,000 copies are distributed each month at all major entertainmentand cultural locations such as playhouses, museums, art galleries and tourist centers. El Paso Scene also is distributed in racks at all Village Inn restaurants, Barnes & Noble, Sun Harvest, El Paso International Airport, El Paso Civic Center,Texas Tourist Information Center, Andre's Pizza, among other locations. About 750 copies are sent by mail to subscribers and others.

Fort Worth Gazette
P.O. Box 4530
Fort Worth, TX 76164-0530
(817) 626-2855; (817) 926-4441
fwg1986[at]SPAMAWAYprodigy.net
http://www.fortworthgazette.net
Billy Joe Gabriel, Publisher
Fort Worth Gazette features articles and photographs about artists appearing in the Fort Worth/Dallas area. It is an "official visitor guide" with concert listings and cultural activities.

Texas & Red Dirt Singers Songwriters Monthly
5605 David Strickland Road
Fort Worth, TX 76119
(817) 478-1279
txmusicfan24[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com
http://www.tossmmusic.com
Philip W. Corder
Ty Morgan
Texas & Red Dirt Singers Songwriters publishes a monthly concert calendar, CD reviews, interviews, Online radio and more. We specialize in country, cowboy, western, folk, acoustic, rockabilly, Americana, and alternative country.

Venues Magazine
P.O. Box 7842
Fort Worth, TX 76111
(940) 391-2970; (817) 222-1690; Fax (222) 222-1690
gina[at]SPAMAWAYvenuesmagazine.com
http://www.venuesmagazine.com/
Gina L. Blase, Publisher
Renee Vaughan Hayes, Managing Editor
M. Alex Goldman, Music Editor
James Blase, Circulation Manager
Venues Magazine is your guide to local entertainment featuring local musicians, artists, nightlife, shows and events from all over the Denton/Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Venues Magazine also features reviews (CDs, Books, Movies, Theater, Restaurant) and provides a comprehensive entertainment schedule. Venues distributes 10,000 copies monthly, FREE to over 250 locations in Denton, Dallas, Fort Worth and surrounding communities, including North Tarrant, North Dallas, Denton, Wise, and Collin Counties. If you are interested in Venues adding your location to our distribution list, give us a call!

Garland Journal News
3960 Broadway Blvd., Suite 150
Garland, TX 75043
(972) 926-8503; (972) 926-9894
gjnnewsgroup[at]SPAMAWAYaol.com
http://www.phalconstar.com/
Gordan Jackson,�Publisher/Editor
Published by Garland Journal News Publishing, an affiliated company of Opalland Creative. Opalland Creative is a two-year old media company that specialized in targeted marketing in urban and suburban African American communities. Recognizing the increasing African American, Hispanic and Latino buying power in the marketplace, Opalland Creative invested over half its research dollars in studying ways to influence and track ethnic minority buying habits last year. The Garland Journal News information and news content puts special emphasis on including the Hispanic community in its media mix. We proudly serve not only the minority community but the community at large, by keeping it abreast to the benefits of shopping-in and supporting your business.

Country Music-USA
P.O. Box 1193
Georgetown, TX 78627-1193
(512) 819-0087
ppalmer549[at]SPAMAWAYaol.com
Paull and Evelyn Palmer, Texas Representatives
Country Music-USA is a freelance reporting service with 22 years of experience interviewing country music artists.

Western Swing Monthly
205 Sunshine Drive
Georgetown, TX 78628-7634
(512) 868-0060
bmartin[at]SPAMAWAYwsmonthly.com
http://www.wsmonthly.com
Barbara Martin, Publisher
Western Swing Monthly gives you complete and up-to-the-minute listings of dances, shows, festivals and events featuring western swing music. We'll tell you when, where, how much and who to contact for details and more.

Block 2 Block Magazine
2305 Oak Lane, Building 4C, Suite 106
Grand Prairie, TX 75051
(972) 262-8135; Fax (972) 769-9211
acortez[at]SPAMAWAYtmail.com
http://www.block2blockonline.com
Aaron Cortez, Publisher
Gilbert Cortez, Marketing and Distribution
Block 2 Block is a monthly publication that specializes in promoting rap and urban latino music. We promote independent artists with a focus on the Deep South sound. Block 2 Block is a free 4-color glossy publication with a circulation of 30,000.

Best In Texas Music Magazine
2500 Tanglewilde, Suite 106
Houston, TX 77063
(713) 952-9221; Fax (713) 952-1207
ed[at]SPAMAWAYbestintexasonline.com
http://www.bestintexasonline.com
Ed Shane, Publisher
Katie Key, Texas Music Chart Editor
Pam Shane, Associate Editor
Jessica Benivades, Staff Writer
Best In Texas Music Magazine, a monthly publication of Shane Media Services, features the artists making music in Texas. More than 30,000 copies are distributed free each month to music stores, radio station events and live music venues across the state. Best In Texas also produces radio specials and weekly updates of the Texas music scene with Katie Key.

Envy Houston Magazine
3400 Montrose, Suite 301
Houston, TX 77006
(713) 528-3689
info[at]SPAMAWAYenvyhouston.com
http://www.envyhouston.com/
Tim Summers, Editor in Chief
Envy Houston Magazine is a comprehensive lifestyle guide to Houston. Pop culture, music and fashion. Envy Houston Magazine reached hundreds of thousands of people through cutting edge music, fashion and entertainment coverage through various media forms.

H Texas
523 North Sam Houston Parkway East, Suite 300
Houston, TX 77060
(281) 272-2744; Fax (281) 847-5368
pfriend[at]SPAMAWAYhtexas.com
http://www.htexas.com
Laurette M. Veres, Publisher / Editor-in-Chief
Geoff Drushel, Associate Publisher / Managing Editor
Fred Morales, Senior Art Director
Lynn Ashby, Executive Editor
H Texas magazine: defining the unique Houston experience. Whether you are interested in dining, events, people or places, this is the spot to find out what is happening in the Space City.

Houston Headline
623 West 12th Street
Houston, TX 77008
(713) 864-4323
wilspace[at]SPAMAWAYhoustonheadline.com
http://www.houstonheadline.com
Wil Space, Publisher
P.J. Cooper, Editor
The Houston Headline is a 100 percent Houston-based music publication that covers "whatever happens to be happening." Regular features include CD reviews, band interviews and a local band cover story. We also offer artists free listing in our events calendar. Deadline is the 25th of each month for publication in the following issue. Circulation is 20,000 with distribution at 450 locations in Houston, Galveston and the FM 1960 area. Affiliated with WilSpace, an art and creative studio.

Houston Intown
3015 Richmond Avenue, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77098-3114
(713) 524-8000
jamie[at]SPAMAWAYhouston-intown.com
http://www.houston-intown.com
Jamie Brewster
Kristin Carnovale
Houston Intown is the monthly publication of the Houston Intown Chamber of Commerce. "When you�re Intown you�re 'In the Loop'". We are circulated in River Oaks, West University, Highland Village, Afton Oaks, Greenway Plaza, Upper Kirby, Royden Oaks, Southampton, The Village, Museum District, Montrose, Midtown and Neartown.

The Houston Tribune
P.O. Box 7885
Houston, TX 77270
(713) 862-9603
tribune[at]SPAMAWAYev1.net
Amy W. Stevens, Editor
The Houston Tribune is published monthly and is available at more than 250 locations in the west Houston area.

S.V. Kyles and Associates
P.O. Box 8305
Houston, TX 77288
(281) 893-0044; (713) 554-3565 ext. 2; Fax (281) 970-6466
svkyles[at]SPAMAWAYjuno.com
http://www.svkylesandassociates.com
Sirron Kyles, General Manager
Samuel Roggers, Jr., A&R Manager
Vann Kyles, Booking Agent Manager
S.V. Kyles and Associates, specializes in entertainment and advertising services, management, fund raising, market research, printing, souvenirs, public relations, concert and Festival production, lodging and transportation preparation, corporate sponsorship, event planning, lighting,sound and stage production and venue management. S.V.Kyles and Associates also has a Record Label, HousTone Records and a monthly Magazine Waiting Room USA that they Publish.

Lava Magazine and Street Flava Video Show • UGK Entertainment
2646 South Loop West, Suite 320
Houston, TX 77054
(832) 867-1040; Fax (713) 660-9953
streetflavamag[at]SPAMAWAYaol.com
http://www.lavamagazine.com
Pam Harris, Publisher / Editor-in-Chief
Ann Harris, President
Darrell Harris, Producer
Street Flava Magazine is a multicultural entertainment magazine which consists of exclusive interviews with the most popular artists, actors, models, producers, and entertainers from around the world. We also review the best book and movies of the month. Street Flava highlights talent that doesn't often receive mainstream recognition. We are unlike any other urban entertainment magazine because of our front covers and monthly columns such as City Highlights, Criminal Reality, and Music Industry Tips. That is why we are the "Soul of the South"! UGK Entertainment is a record label and Music production company founded and ran by Jive recording artist Pimp C. of UGK and Pam Harris. The label and music production company produces several rap/hip hop and R & B artist and will be releasing an artist roster in Spring 2003.

Left of the Dial
1831 West Main Street, No. 8
Houston, TX 77098
(713) 552-5754
leftofthedialmag[at]SPAMAWAYhotmail.com
David Ensminger, Publisher/Editor
Left of the Dial is a close-to-the-ground, investigative, no-nonsense music journal dedicated to exploring the history and issues of modern music from punk rock to country/roots rock. We run deep and informed interviews, highlight bands, eras, and labels, and routinely invite musicians to write pieces that reflect their own intense interests in the world.

Nuestro Mundo Magazine
6420 Richmond Ave., Suite 530-11
Houston, TX 77057
(832) 251-6251
valeria[at]SPAMAWAYnuestromundomag.com
http://www.nuestromundomag.com
Valeria Pugliese, Editor-in-Chief
Nuestro Mundo Magazine concept is to bring the reader the latest monthly information of events in our city related to fashion, entertainment, economy, and accomplishments by Latinos in Houston, TX. We are dedicated to informing the modern Latin women with nine different topics of interest ranging from fashion to social acknowledgments.

Papercity Magazine • Houston
2727 Kirby Drive, Suite 700
Houston, TX 77098-1289
(713) 524-0606; Fax (713) 524-0680
http://www.papercitymag.com/
Holly Moore, Editor
PaperCity is Texas' most prolific, liveliest, sexiest, brashest and most entertaining lifestyle publication. PaperCity caters to an affluent male and female reader who shops, eats out, works out and goes out ... frequently. PaperCity Launched in Spring 1994, PaperCity (titled The Paper until 1998) is a style publication covering fashion, home design, social, travel, restaurants and entertaining with lively coverage of parties, galas and charity events. In addition to talented local editors, the magazine boasts contributing writers such as Southern Accents' Carol Isaak Barden, Esquire's John Mariani covering food and culture, and Metropolitan Home and Fairchild correspondent Diane Dorrans Saeks pointing out the fine details of home design.

Skunk Dots
P.O. Box 671727
Houston, TX 77267-1727
(281) 847-0887; (800) 931-9321
skunk1[at]SPAMAWAYskunkdotsbikernews.com
http://www.skunkdotsbikernews.com/
Jennifer Tingay
Skunk Dots is published monthly and currently is 48 pages. Subscriptions are $20.00 per year. Mailed directly to you. Inside Skunk Dots you'll find articles, a calendar of Biker events, a for sale section, information on Biker's rights, classifieds and more.

Texas Entertainment and Sports Law Journal • State Bar of Texas
1900 Highway 6 South
Houston, TX 77077-3302
(281) 597-9495; (281) 597-9444; Fax (281) 597-9621
srjaimelaw[at]SPAMAWAYpdq.net
http://stcl.edu/txeslj/index.htm
Sylvester R. Jaime, Editor
The Entertainment and Sports Law Journal is a publication of the Entertainment and Sports Law Section of the State Bar of Texas. The Journal is published 2 times a year as a service to the section members. Anyone interested in submitting an article for publication should contact the editor. The section sponsors a student writing contest for any interested student and, submissions may be made to the editor. The journal also provides advertising space for lawyers, firms, and law school advertising services of general interest to lawyers practicing entertainment and sports law.

Texas Hot Country
P.O. Box 891385
Houston, TX 77289-1385
(281) 482-3288; (713) 727-8542
houstonhotcountry[at]SPAMAWAYhotmail.com
Leon Beck
Texas Hot Country is a monthly magazine with a circulation of 20,000 that covers traditional country and Texas music. Includes interviews with up and coming country artists as well as legends.

Texas Polka News
P.O. Box 800183
Houston, TX 77280
(281) 480-3965; (713) 468-2494; Fax (281) 480-8624
jlrivard[at]SPAMAWAYev1.net
http://www.angelfire.com/folk/polka/news.html
Marie Tupa, Publisher
John Rivard, Writer
The Texas Polka News (TPN) is a monthly publication covering the Texas and national polka music scene. It contains articles on: polka festivals and events; a Texas and national dance calendar, musicians; new releases, and human interest stories with selected articles on western swing and Cajun music and dance. The 16-page monthly newspaper is mailed first class to a subscription list of 1000, about 800 in Texas. Founded in 1987 and published by Julius Tupa for 15 years, TPN is now published by Marie Tupa and pro-bono writer John Rivard.

Today's Country Magazine
102 Coach Lamp Lane
Houston , TX 77060-4202
(381) 447-7683; (281) 948-1326
Buddy Reeves, Pulisher
Today's Country Magazine is a regional publication and distributed free of charge throughout the Houston metropolitan area and to Nashville contacts.

Worldwide Gospel Music • Independent Gospel Music Network • The Gospel Truth Magazine
17421 Village Green Drive
Houston, TX 77040
(713) 856-5511; Fax (713) 856-5522
fatiyah.douglas[at]SPAMAWAYgtmmedia.com
Kerry Douglas, Publisher
Fatiyah Douglas, Editor-in-Chief
Kerry F. Douglas founded World Wide Gospel Music after over 10 years of promoting Rap and R & B Concerts in Houston, Kerry found himself in and out of situations which were not all positive (to put it kindly). A near death confrontation caused him to invite Jesus Christ into his life. Kerry decided to make a 180 degree turn by dedicating his expertise in promoting records and concerts to promoting Jesus through a music ministry. He went broke and with his very last, produced and released a project titled "I Believe" recorded by his cousins Rev. E. Stewart & the Stewart Singers. In March 1998, IGMN released its first publication, a magazine titled, "The Gospel Truth". The Gospel Truth focuses on the Gospel Music Industry from an Independent's perspective. It features articles, charts and information about the accomplishments of independents that are sometimes overlooked because of the attention given to the Majors by recognizing that there's room for everyone. The publication is an industry magazine sent as a free service to over 3,000 radio and retailers in the U. S. The good part, each magazine comes with a free CD featuring over 15 full-length tracks. So just in case the articles and information does not convince readers, the music will.

Hé! Toi Zydeco Magazine
20830 Lake Park Trail
Humble, TX 77346
(281) 812-4252
Guy Michaels, Editor
Hé! Toi Zydeco Magazine is the nation's only zydeco magazine and is a publication dedicated to promoting zydeco music in and around the greater Houston/Southwest Louisiana area. Its initial circulation of 5,000 had grown to 15,000 in the first three issues. Anyone interested in advertising or having article published in the magazine, should contact the editor, Guy Michaels. Advertising rates are very reasonable, and a yearly subscription is $24.95.

Scream! • News For The Scream Trumpet Connoisseur
213 Plainview Drive
Hurst, TX 76054-3616
(972) 306-0555
Jeff Schaefer
Scream! is a quarterly newsletter showcasing high-note trumpeters and their music. Albums are released constantly that feature high-note trumpeters--you won't hear about them anywhere else but Scream! The focus of Scream! is for the trumpet listerner as opposed to the player; this means reviews and album release announcements take priority over transcriptions and "how-to" stories. Well-known artists like Maynard Ferguson, Cat Anderson, Doc Severinsen and Chase are frequent headliners, as are less-renowned lead players and soloists like Jim Manley, Mike Vax and Dennis Noday. Classified ads allow readers to meet and trade with each other. Space ads accepted for products/services of value to this readership. Subscriptions are $15 per year payable to Jeff Schaefer; 30-word classified ads are $4 per issue. Send $2 for sample issue--will apply towards subscription--to the above address.

M.Y.T.H. Magazine
P.O. Box 293726
Kerrville, TX 78029-3726
(830) 257-8649
agray[at]SPAMAWAYstx.rr.com
http://www.texasheritagemusic.com
Bob Gray
Music of Your Texas Heritage (M.Y.T.H.) Magazine is published monthly in Kerrville, Texas and focuses on exposing the best in country and singer/songwriter music. The magazine features in-depth interviews and features with Texas artists.

The Stars of Texas
P.O. Box 293340
Kerrville, TX 78029-3340
(830) 258-3475
jim[at]SPAMAWAYthestarsoftexas.com
http://www.thestarsoftexas.com
Jim Haile
The Stars of Texas, formerly Texas Rising Star, is Central Texas' Hill Country Guide to great live music. We try to list every live music venue in Central Texas in each monthly lineup. The Stars of Texas is a reference point to find out who's playing where. You can pick up a copy at any live music venue and almost every hotel in Central Texas. We do cover Austin to San Antonio, San Marcos, Sequin, Wimberley, down IH-35 and back up IH-10 Kerrville, Boerne, Bandera, Fredericksburg. We also include Highway 290 to Marble Falls.

Music World Magazine • Music World Entertainment
P.O. Box 282
Kyle, TX 78640
(512) 262-3060
mw_mag[at]SPAMAWAYhotmail.com
Willie Cisneros, Publisher
Music World Magazine provides the public with the latest information on country, Tejano, Latin hip-hop/freestyle, jazz, Latin pop, international artists and other types of music. We distribute more than 5,000 copies in Austin, San Marcos, and other Central Texas cities. Promotional package on your artist are welcomed, to be featured on our publication.

The Dallas Sound
505 Paris Street
Ladonia,TX 75449
(903) 367-7955; (903) 268-3736
thedallassound[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com
Jaimee Seilhan, Editor / Founder
The Dallas Sound is a non-profit music publication covering Dallas Rock bands. All of our volunteer writers are either high school or college students. We support local music for local kids and try to introduce kids to new music. We sell ads in The Sound as well as providing free classifieds for musicians in the area. We are 100% about truly supporting and promoting the local scene and getting the kids interested in something new.

LareDos
1812 Houston
Laredo, TX 78040
(956) 791-9950; Fax (956) 791-4737
laredos[at]SPAMAWAYswbell.net
http://www.laredosnews.com
Maria Eugenia Guerra, Publisher
Tom Moore, Editor
LareDos is a general interest newspaper with music coverage, including album and concert reviews and artist interviews. Deadlines for submitting material for print is the first day of the month; newspaper goes on print on the 15th.

Texas Music News • Wildman Communications Group • Music News Magazine
1506 Pearl
League City, TX 77573
(281) 480-6397; Fax (281) 332-7540
musicnew[at]SPAMAWAYairmail.net
Kevin Wildman, Editor/Publisher
Cindy Wildman
The Music News magazine is Houston's Oldest Music Publication. We cover Blues, Rock, Alternative Rock, Country, Pop & More. It is a free monthly publication, and we have a circulation of approximately 50,000. We cover Houston and the surrounding areas, everything from Galveston to Conroe, from Sugarland to Baytown. We are a family-owned magazine that has been in busincess for more than 20 years, with the same advertisers. We distribute to 720 locations around town at various restaurants, clubs, music stores, and record stores.

Austin Music Magazine
17123 East Darleen Drive
Leander, TX 78641
(512) 417-0265
niles[at]SPAMAWAYaustinmusicmag.com
http://www.austinmusicmag.com
Niles J. Fuller, Publisher
Christopher Novosad, Art Director
Austin Music Mag celebrates the artists, technicians, and venues of the Texas Music Scene. Our in-depth articles and visual profiles offer a unique look into the movers and shakers of today's live music.

East Texas Entertainer
P.O. Box 1345
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 852-3646; (936) 414-1552; Fax (936) 632-5722
sales[at]SPAMAWAYeasttexasentertainer.com
http://www.easttexasentertainer.com
Jennifer Collins, Owner / Publisher
Jessica Helton
The East Texas Entertainer is a free monthly music publication that is distributed throughout the East Texas area and abroad and is focused on the East Texas artists and the music that they play. We also keep you up to date with mainstream music news of all genres and of course where the bands will be playing next etc. With over 15,000 copies in print monthly, The East Texas Entertainer is an ever growing resource for the music and entertainment scene in East Texas.

Mesquite Review
P.O. Box 5959
McAllen, TX 78502-5959
(956) 792-8888; Fax (956) 664-8242
noe[at]SPAMAWAYmesquitereview.com
http://www.mesquitereview.com/
Noe Hinojosa, Jr., Editor
The Mesquite Review is a monthly publication featuring art, travel, music, health and fitness, and law.

Festivals of Texas Magazine
P.O. Box 3036
McKinney, TX 75070
(972) 569-9706; (888) 459-2993; Fax (254) 554-8383
festivals[at]SPAMAWAYfestivalsoftexas.com
http://www.festivalsoftexas.com/
Cathy Straley, Editor
Beau Straley, Associate Editor
Festivals of Texas is distributed five times a year bringing Texans information on community celebrations, traditions, and festivals.

North of the Border Entertainment Guide
11 Waters Edge
Montgomery, TX 77356-5936
(936) 672-9213; Fax (936) 588-4699
Craig T. Jones, Editor
Dave Miller, CD Reviews
Duke Ross, CD Reviews
The North of the Border Entertainment Guide has covered music and entertainment news for ten years. Distribution is in North Houston and Montgomery County. We specialize in reviewing CDs from regional and independent labels. All submissions for review are welcome. We also host www.themusicfiles.net.

HM Magazine • HM Records
6307 Cele Road
Pflugerville, TX 78660-7543
(512) 989-7309; (877) 897-0368; Fax (512) 670-2764
dvanpelt[at]SPAMAWAYHMmagazine.com
http://www.hmmagazine.com
Doug Van Pelt, Editor
David Allen, Managing Editor
Charlotta Van Pelt, Ciculation Manager
HM is a bimonthly magazine covering the Christian hard music scene (hard music=hard rock, hard-core punk, alternative, industrial, heavy metal) for 20 years. Each issue features news, reviews and interviews, tour dates, photos, gear news, columns, and a special interview with a mainstream band (Henry Rollins, Greenday, Thursday, Killswitch Engage, etc).

East Up
P.O. Box 1622
Rowlett, TX 75030
(214) 282-2918; Fax (360) 246-0667
eastup501[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com
Willie J. McCray, CEO
Tony Flakes
Quinn Beacham
East Up's purpose it to help upcoming R&B, rap and Gospel artists reach their goals in the music industry by promoting them through shows and concerts. We also give future stars a chance to be seen and heard in live performances by already established artists. East Up (the magazine) is an informative monthy publication on the music world. It gives you the inside scoop on big name artists and introduces new artists coming onto the scene.

Bello
12202 Ridge Spur
San Antonio, TX 78242
(210) 545-1945
http://www.bellomagazine.com
Bello magazine offers insight and understanding of the emerging American paradigm, which is deeply influenced by Latino perspectives. Bello delivers a publication currently absent from the market. Our mission is to share, enlighten, empower and ultimately open the eyes of a national market to the power and beauty of the Latino cultures in the United States and the world. We are driven to take the lifestyle of Latinos in the US to another level. This will be accomplished through a visually stimulating, provocative and insightful publication. Latinos in North America will be empowered through a cultural renaissance known as bello magazine.

The Edge Magazine • The Edge Productions
5555 Rangeland
San Antonio, TX 78247
(210) 564-0088; (210) 655-6586; Fax (210) 655-6586
edgemag[at]SPAMAWAYsatx.rr.com
http://www.theedgemagazine.com
Steve Freeman, Publisher
Toni Torres, Office Manager
The Edge Magazine is a monthly music and entertainment magazine with a circulation of 15,000 plus copies. The Edge is meant to entertain and inform its readers of local and national events that come through San Antonio as well as surrounding cities. The Edge Magazine covers interviews with recording artists, CD reviews, and show reviews. Starting in January we will have a live public access show showing the best of national and local bands. The Edge Productions is a full service production company. We make vinyl stickers, T-shirts, caps, mouse pads, promo photos, CDR duplication, business cards and much more. Great quality and fast turnaround. Free quotes.

EXAUDIO! Magazine
P.O. Box 7381
San Antonio, TX 78207
(210) 433-5154
maf[at]SPAMAWAYexaudiomagazine.com
http://www.exaudiomagazine.com/
Mark Flatt, Publisher
EXAUDIO! Magazine is published twice each month and covers all genres of music, and includes reviews of shows, equipment, and venues. EXAUDIO! is South Texas' only multi-genre magazine featuring stories about nationally touring and local musicians.

River City Live
135 Epler
San Antonio, TX 78228
(210) 731-8942; Fax (210) 731-8481
rivercitylive04[at]SPAMAWAYyahoo.com
Mark Rodriguez, Publisher
Gabriela Solis, Managing Editor
River City Live is a monthly publication that features all genres of music including artist interviews, new music releases, new artist profiles, and more. Circulation is 30,000. Deadline is the 22nd of every month.

3rd Coast Music • Freeform American Roots
237 West Mandalay Drive
San Antonio, TX 78212
(210) 820-3748
john[at]SPAMAWAY3rdcoastmusic.com
http://www.3rdcoastmusic.com
John Conquest, Publisher / Editor
3rd Coast Music (formerly Music City Texas) under the motto "Art & Grit" covers a wide range of independent label and DIY original roots music from Texas, Louisiana, and their geographical and metaphysical neighbors. The main emphasis is on traditional and alternative country, singer-songwriters, rockabilly, acoustic music, Conjunto, Cajun, Zydeco, rock & roll, folk-rock and related genres, contemporary and historic. Advertiser-supported, 3CM has subscribers throughout Texas, in 40 other states and 26 foreign countries with an average of 8,500 copies distributed free in Austin and San Antonio and and available through record stores in Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, and New Zealand. See also Freeform American Roots Chart. The Freeform American Roots Chart is "Real Music Played for Real People by Real DJs". FAR charts are compiled from reports sent in by 127 actual DJs with freeform (i.e. no playlists) radio shows on public, college and community stations round the country (and world). Each of them lists the four albums they took most pleasure in playing, one of which can be their Album of the Month.

United Underground Music Association
PMB 410 - 5601 Bandera Road
San Antonio, TX 78238-1986
(210) 509-6268
ceo[at]SPAMAWAYuurecords.com
http://www.familyfiesta.com
Capone De Leon, Chief Executive Officer
Lili Kristan, Chief Operating Officer
Becky Mireles, Chief Financial Officer
The UUMA is an association working towards the advancement of all independent artists in the music industry. We work together to help artists advance in their careers and get new music to the public. By combining all of our efforts and resources we are able to host better functions, provide higher quality products, create more avenues of promotion and distribution. We each have skills and talents that are useful to the music community as well as our personal music careers which we want to advance. By working together to advance our careers, we are able to advance our local independent music community at the same time. As a member of the UUMA we give back to our local indie music community in many ways. Through concerts, community events, showcases and our annual events: The MIX It Up Music Festival™ & The UUMA Music Conference™, we boost and back the indie music community in S.A. Untouchable Underground Records deals with strictly positive music. We put on shows where we go to schools and talk to kids about gangs and violence in the community. UUR travels all across the country. Acts include: Al Capone and the Untouchables, Becky Mireles, Moodie, and Mandy. We are currently accepting new acts. Mostly R&B and hip hop.

Nightmoves Magazine • Gator Press • Texas Top 40
P.O. Box 5276
San Leon, TX 77539
(832) 385-9087
nightmoves[at]SPAMAWAYgatorpress.com
http://texastop40.com/
Allen Miller, CEO
Nightmoves Magazine is Houston and Galveston area's guide to live music and entertainment listings. We also produce local concerts and CDs of Texas artists original material. Our publication is the largest local music magazine, distributed at more than 600 locations. We also host the Texas Top 40 internet radio station.

Entertainment News • E.H. King Music • Country Western Corner
P.O. Box 40
Santa Fe, TX 77517
(409) 925-4539; Fax (409) 925-4539
ekingehk[at]SPAMAWAYcs.com
http://www.wingnut.net/ehk.htm
Edward H. King, Publisher/President
Barbara Dunn, Producer/Vice-President
Entertainment News publishes a country music magazine ETN establishes promotion, publicity, mail-outs for radio internationally. We have a program of recording and promotion on artist's budget. ETN is -established with worldwide outlets for promotion, airplay of country and gospel music. We publish Country Western Corner, a monthly magazine. Send us your new releases to review in writing. E.H. King Music, produces Radio Ready Compilation CDs for promotion for radio airplay in the United States, Europe, and Australia. A new CD is produced every 60-90 days for radio exposure and promotion only! Once the CD is released to DJs we can track the performance of airplay..

Two Steppin' Texas
P.O. Box 40
Santa Fe, TX 77517
(409) 925-4539; Fax (409) 925-4539
ekingehk[at]SPAMAWAYcs.com
http://www.wingnut.net/ehk.htm
Barbara Dunn, Publisher
Two Steppin' Texas is a quarterly 20-page country music publication. Spotlights local oprys, DJs, independent country artists, where to go, sights and sounds from Texas to Nashville, Grand Ol' Opry legends, guest columns, and overseas DJ spotlights. Full-page inserts are available for your company. Call for quote. We distribute to overseas and U.S. DJs for airplay. Call for mailout charges, website: www.wingnut.net/ehk.htm or e-mail: ekingehk[at]SPAMAWAYcs.com

Action Magazine
PMB 421 - 20475 Highway 46 West, Suite 180
Spring Branch, TX 78070
(830) 980-7861; Fax (210) 824-3211
Sam Kindrick, Publisher
Action Magazine is the nightclub bible of San Antonio.

Buddy Magazine
953 South Moore
Sulphur Springs, TX 75482
(214) 417-1031
buddymag[at]SPAMAWAYcox.net
Ron McKeown, Editor / Publisher
Lisa DuPre, Editorial Assistant
Brent Butcher
Chuck Flores
Buddy is a monthly magazine spotlighting Texas music. Circulation is 14,000. Buddy is the oldest regional music magazine in America. The concept, which Stoney Burns formulated in July, 1973, has grown into a multi-million dollar industry, with similar publications in most U.S. major cities. Buddy originated the Texas Music Awards and the Texas Music Hall of Fame. Special theme issues include: Recording Studio Guide (February), "M.I. Summer" issues (keyboards/June, Drums/July, Guitars/August).

CountryStyle Texas
607 Mason Street, First Floor
Tomball, TX 77375
(281) 290-7444; Fax (281) 290-7445
info[at]SPAMAWAYcountrystyletx.com
http://www.countrystyletx.com
Crystal Christmas, Publisher/Editor
Howie Doyle, Executive Editor
CountryStyle Texas is a glossy bimonthly magazine that embraces the rustic glory of the lives of Texans who hang their hats outside the city limits. Coverage of community lifestyles and traditions encompasses architecture, interior and exterior decorating, entertainment, home cooking and eating out, local history, animals and livestock, and making the transition from urban to rural living. In a world where old meets new, and where living simply still means living well, you will find CountryStyle Texas.

Crossroads Beacon
703 FM 3085
Victoria, TX 77905
(361) 573-5584; (361) 220-2093; Fax (361) 572-9389
cmarkle[at]SPAMAWAYselectrec.net
Candy Markle, Editor and Advertising Manager
A new publication, Crossroads Beacon, is being launched to promote businessses and entertainment. 4000 copies will be distributed FREE to a 13-County area (Bee, Calhoun, Colorado, ewitt, Goliad, Jackson, Lavaca, Matagorda, Refugio, Victoria, Wharton, Karnes & Fayette). For more information contact Candy Markle at the Crossroads Beacon.

El Noticiero
1303 Marshal Street
Wichita Falls, TX 76301-5707
(940) 322-3031
Frank A. Chavez, Editor/Publisher
El Noticiero, a monthly bilingual newspaper covering Hispanic culture, news and politics. Circulation is 8,000. El Noticiero has been committed to promoting Tejano music since its very beginning. We have covered the history of Tejano music in North Texas honoring many Texas musicians who would never have been recognized, but who left an impact on the music of our area, as well as Tejano musicians and composers statewide who deserve recognition. It offers interviews, record reviews, articles and photos about artists, composers and musicians throughout Texas, the U.S. and Latin America. El Noticiero is used in the Spanish classes of our four high schools in Wichita Falls. We also cover stories from neighboring Oklahoma communities such as Lawton. It is also used at Midwestern State University and Vernon Regional College. Its purpose was and is to record Hispanic accomplishments in the North Texas area and thus serve as role models and encouraging Hispanic youths to contribute to the greatness of our state and nation. Every year El Noticiero gives to a deserving student El Noticiero scholarship. El Noticiero was founded on January 1, 1985. Total circulation is 8,000.

Hill Country Sun Magazine
P.O. Box 1482
Wimberley, TX 78676
(512) 847-5162; Fax (512) 847-5162
madonna[at]SPAMAWAYhillcountrysun.com
http://www.hillcountrysun.com
Allan C. Kimball, Editor
Madonna Kimball, Publisher
Hill County Sun Magazine is a complimentary guide to the Texas Hill Country which features the people and places of the area. Includes a calendar with events and a music section with special features and album reviews of central Texas Hill Country musicians.

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