For the love of the song
Welcome to Texas Nights Concerts! TNC was established by Barney & Beverly Goodman in the 90’s, to provide a space for music lovers and exceptional artists to share the love of the song. These concerts were hosted in their backyard, surrounded by friends and fellow music lovers in Friendswood TX.
My uncle Barney (Bar as most of us called him) passed away far too soon on Wednesday, October 19, 2016. In an effort to preserve his memory, love for Texas music and pass on everything he and Beverly did for the TX music scene we are re-publishing the TNC archives for everyone to enjoy.
When asked why Bar and Beverly started the Texas Nights Concerts, their reply was simple… it was “For the love of the song”
The TNC archives
Take a trip back in time to where the Texas Nights Concerts first started. Picture this… a neighborly backyard in Friendswood, TX with picnic blankets, lawn chairs, good friends, a cold beer as the sun sets. Ray Wylie Hubbard steps on to the deck and shows us what good ole Texas music is all about. The TNC archives go as far back as 1999, with the last show being in 2010. We invite you in to explore the best of Texas music.
Ken Gaines w/ Wayne Wilkerson
October 16, 1999
You can’t dabble in the Texas music scene for long before Ken Gaines’ name comes up…
Sisters Morales
September 12, 1999
It’s been a great summer, and TNHC is the place to see it out with Sisters Morales on a Sunday afternoon to turn up the heat one last time.
Michael Veitch & Ray Younkin
November 13, 1999
Texas Nights House Concerts is turning the corner with one full year of concerts on the deck. What better way to celebrate our first anniversary
Chris Buhalis
June 26, 1999
Chris Buhalis brings a lifetime of experience with a windswept delivery and powerful insight to every song.
Tom Faulkner
August 14, 1999
Tom Faulkner is a Texico original with a rare ability to capture the diverse spirit, medley of cultures, and beauty of the region.
Chris Buhalis & Jeff Plankenhorn
September 15, 1999
Chris Buhalis and Jeff Plankenhorn just happened to be in Texas to play Uncle Calvin’s, in Dallas, so why not ask them to play while they’re in the area?