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"There's more people than college kids..."

We sat down with Jamie Lin Wilson backstage at the Texas Music Scene TV taping at Aggie Park, and she shared why she is so excited for the upcoming Bryan TX Songwriter Festival.

For Jamie Lin, it is all about incubating a dedicated fanbase for raw storytelling and songwriting that caters to the permanent community living right here in the Brazos Valley. Find more of our interviews on our social media pages.

"I got goosebumps everywhere... I don't even remember it."

Imagine riding your horse out into a packed Kyle Field in front of 102,000 screaming fans!

At the Texas Music Scene TV taping, Garrett Talamantes gave us a look at what it actually felt like representing the Texas A&M Rodeo Team at the historic The Savannah Bananas game. The sheer magnitude of that stadium noise will give you chills.

There’s a lot happening around the Brazos Valley this week!

From open mic nights and rooftop shows to speakeasies, singer-songwriters, and a few can’t-miss weekend performances, the local music scene is staying busy.

We pulled together a few highlights in this week's video, but that's only scratching the surface. Every week, artists are taking stages across Bryan, College Station, Navasota, Brenham, and beyond, and we're working to make sure you know where to find them.

Watch the video, tell us which show you're heading to, and then check out the full calendar at BVLive.com.

Find your music.

"We’d be right here drinking at 8 in the morning, 7 in the morning..."

From growing up in Brenham to tailgating right outside the student section to headlining a massive bill staring at Kyle Field, Austin Meade's full circle moment at Aggie Park is insane. He talked to us about being there for the Johnny Manziel years, putting Ryan Tannehill on guest lists all over the country, watching the old stadium get blown up, and what it means to be back with this lineup for Texas Music Scene TV.

"I remember this feeling when I was 20..."

After a 6-month break accidentally turned into 7 years, The Bleu Edmondson Band finally put pen to paper and everything changed. He sat down with us at the recent Texas Music Scene TV taping to break down how writing "To The End" brought back the exact magic he felt when he first started out. Do not miss this backstage moment.