His band, Cross Canadian Ragweed, had been on hiatus for nearly 15 years, and he was starting to think reunion. He figured it might one day happen. But, for a band with Oklahoma roots, he didn’t ...

When Cross Canadian Ragweed, pioneers of the Oklahoma/Texas Red Dirt sound, announced they were reuniting for a 2025 stadium concert this week, fans of the band went into a frenzy. Demand was so high ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cross Canadian Ragweed in 2009, a year before the Red Dirt country band acrimoniously split. Against all odds, they're reuniting. ...

After 15 years, two months, and 30 days, Cross Canadian Ragweed’s hiatus is over. The Oklahoma four-piece, whose mid-2000s heyday laid the groundwork for the current surge in popularity of Red Dirt ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Boys from Oklahoma are coming back in 2026. Cross Canadian Ragweed have announced at least one more big reunion show for next ...

The long-awaited April 10-13 reunion shows for Oklahoma Red Dirt band Cross Canadian Ragweed have evolved into what's believed to be the state's biggest concert event ever. How did the band members ...

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - When a legendary band reunites after 15 years, it’s no surprise that fans would go all out to see their performance. Some came from as far away as Kansas City, others hopped on a ...

Cross Canadian Ragweed formed in the mid-90s in Oklahoma. The band originally consisted of Grady Cross (guitar), Cody Canada (lead guitar/vocals), Randy Ragsdale (drums), and Choya Partridge (bass).

After almost 15 years of pining for Cross Canadian Ragweed, fiercely loyal fans of the influential Red Dirt band have responded enthusiastically to the news that "The Boys from Oklahoma" are finally ...

Red Dirt torchbearers Cross Canadian Ragweed were honored on Saturday night at Cain’s Ballroom with a surprise induction into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame. The accolades for Ragweed’s Cody Canada, ...