Dale Martin is a journalist for the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, focusing on local music and entertainment news in the New Braunfels area of Texas. With a passion for live music and a keen eye for upcoming events, Dale keeps readers informed on the latest shows, concerts, and music-related happenings in the community.
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Dale Martin's reporting largely focuses on live music events, concerts, and entertainment news in the New Braunfels area. His coverage heavily features local event listings, announcements from venues or artists, and insights into the local music scene.
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By: Dale Martin
FILE PHOTO: Riley’s Tavern is set to host musical acts The Homebodies, Dallas Burrow and Kayla Jane's Picker's Circle this weekend.
Robert Earl Keen performs at Floores Country Store. Photo by Dale Martin
By: Dale Martin, Alma E. Hernandez
Here is New Braunfels' live music calendar for the week of Dec. 26...
By: Dale Martin, Blaine Young
The Pretzel board features a jumbo pretzel, bratwurst, Otto's gouda and cheddar, pickled onions, and candied jalapeños, served with beer cheese and honey mustard. BLAINE YOUNG | Herald-Zeitung “If you wonder where I am, check the lost and found.” 18-year-old Randy Rogers likely didn’t realize the importance of those catchy lyrics. Now in his mid-40s, Randy recently opened a rooftop bar in downtown New Braunfels — The Lost & Found. While still a teenager, Rogers penned the lyrics about a lost love and the heartache that follows. He released the first version of “Lost and Found” in 2000 on his album Live at Cheatham Street Warehouse. In 2002, the song was included on his album Like It Used To Be that was released on the independent Downtime record label. It has become one of Randy’s most identifiable songs and a staple of his live shows for over two decades, often as his encore at the end of the concert.
By: Dale Martin
How many of you have made new year’s resolutions? How many of you have already forgotten what those resolutions are?
By: Dale Martin
The Devil's Backbone Tavern photographed Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023 in Fischer. ALMA E. HERNANDEZ / Herald-Zeitung
By: Dale Martin
During the first week of January, I always start my countdown to the first day of spring. Just in case you are curious, we have 70 more days until March
By: Dale Martin
The Redbird Listening Room is located at 1260 Elliot Knox Blvd in New Braunfels.
By: Dale Martin
A few days ago, the Houston Rodeo announced the lineup for their 2025 season. If you have ever attended a rodeo and concert there, you know there is nothing like
By: Dale Martin
Gruene Grove will host musical acts Austin Gilliam, Tony Taylor, Rock Bottom String Band, Michael Kelton, Garrett McKinley, Stray Dawg & Wolves, Mandatory Merle and Nate Guthrie this weekend Herald-Zeitung Photo
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