Friday Night Live 2026

Catch a special edition of Friday Night Live as Uvalde Radio takes the show on the road to the heart of downtown Uvalde for a vibrant Arbor Day celebration at Party on the Plaza. This episode features rising Texas artist Devin Michaels, making his first-ever visit to Uvalde after stepping in for a last-minute booking.Broadcast live from the plaza amid a “Trees and Bees” community event, the episode captures the energy of local vendors, family fun, and Uvalde’s proud identity as the Honey Capital of the World. Devin shares his journey from learning guitar during the pandemic to developing a unique sound that blends Texas country with alternative rock influences. Hear the stories behind his songs “Circles” and “Rowdy Crowd,” along with insight into his songwriting process and rapid rise in the Texas music scene.Along the way, enjoy a few unscripted moments—including a live on-air pause for a photo with the Uvalde County Honey Queen—that perfectly reflect the charm of small-town radio. Despite a few technical hiccups, this episode delivers an authentic snapshot of a memorable night where music, community, and first impressions came together.Whether you're a fan of Texas music or just love a good hometown story, this episode is a sweet listen from start to finish.

North Texas singer-songwriter Gabe Choate joins Robert Miguel live at Broadway 830 in downtown Uvalde for an extended Friday Night Live interview. The conversation dives into his chart-climbing single “A Kiss Don’t Lie,” currently sitting at #22 on UvaldeRadio.net, and the story behind taking a rare chance on recording a song he didn’t write. Choate also shares the real-life inspiration behind several of his original tracks—proving his songwriting style is as personal as it gets. Plus, a preview of his upcoming June release “Hard to Hold,” details on a unique gospel bluegrass project in the works, and stories from the road.

Beaumont, Texas country artist Jamie Talbert joins Robert Miguel live on Uvalde Radio’s Friday Night Live from Broadway 830 for a laid-back, heartfelt conversation that feels more like catching up with an old friend than a formal interview. Jamie shares the story behind his unreleased single “Looking For A Dirt Road,” including the personal and family moments that delayed its release—and why the timing now feels just right. The two also reflect on Jamie’s long-awaited return to Uvalde, his first in-person interview in town in nearly a decade, and his journey through the Texas music scene over the years. Along the way, listeners get a preview of what’s to come, plus spins of “Looking For A Dirt Road” (Uvalde Radio exclusive), “All I Know,” and “I’ll Stick Around.” It’s an easygoing, honest conversation about music, life, and the roads that take us a little longer—but mean a little more when we finally get there.

Uvalde Radio’s Friday Night Live series returns for 2026, and the season kicks off with San Antonio songwriter and performer Paul Isaac live from Broadway 830 in downtown Uvalde.In this wide-ranging conversation with host Robert Miguel, Isaac shares stories from his early days touring in the contemporary Christian music scene, stepping away from the industry in the ’90s, and his recent return to Nashville as a songwriter pitching songs to major country artists. He explains why Nashville is known as a “ten-year town,” what it’s like to have songs placed on hold by big artists, and how one breakthrough cut can change everything.The conversation also wanders into family life, the realities of life on the road, the changing music business, and the surprising number of Isaac family members now working in live sound, lighting, and production across Texas.Between interview segments, hear Paul Isaac’s songs “Driving Home” and “Put That in Your Heart,” followed by a live patio performance that officially launches another season of Friday nights filled with Texas music.Recorded live March 20, 2026 at Broadway 830 in Uvalde, Texas.🎵 Friday Night Live airs every Friday night from spring through mid-December on Uvalde Radio, featuring interviews and performances from rising and established Texas artists.