From the cool acoustic sounds of 'Alex And Liv' to the rocking sounds of Texarkana favorites 'Crooked Halo', you will find it all in the Texarkana weekend gig guide.

I have included some youtube videos so you can see what these bands look like and how they sound. Let's see who is playing in Texarkana this weekend.

LaFogata has great Mexican food and a really cool atmosphere and this weekend they have the following bands playing.  "TJ McAlexander" will be there tonight. "Alex And Liv" will be there on Friday night. And "Blackstrap" takes the stage on Saturday night.

Hopkins Icehouse in the entertainment district in downtown Texarkana will have a Locals For Literacy Music Festival on Saturday as of right now there is no lineup information. Hopkin's Icehouse is located at 301 East 3rd Street.

Twisted Fork will feature "Robert Cline Jr" tonight. Twisted Fork is located at 5522 Summerhill Centre in Texarkana.

The 1923 Banna Club is one of Texarkana's newest spots and they have a treat for you to check out. Friday night you can experience "Stiletto" which will feature "Heather Linn" and "Selena Jefferies" at the speakeasy on Saturday night.

Fat Jacks has some great food and the entertainment this weekend is awesome.  "DeFrance Band with Wes Jeans" will be there on Friday night. And Saturday night, "Jesse Jenkins Band" will play on the outdoor stage.

67 Landing has an awesome atmosphere and seafood and some great steaks too. Thursday night you can check out "Roots To Branches". Friday night you can see "Trophy Husband". Saturday night rock out to the sounds of  "Crooked Halo".

The Hideout is Texarkana's new nightspot. Saturday night you can see "The LaRoux Band". The Hideout is located at 311 East Broad Texarkana Arkansas.

If you know of any other bands playing in Texarkana and the surrounding area please let us know so we can add them to the list. And if you are a band that is scheduled to play in Texarkana send me a link to your YouTube page so I can include your performance videos in the story.

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