The American Quarter Horse Journal Features RW!
What a great honor! RW graces the cover of the Sep – Oct 2025 AQHJ Journal. Thank you to Jim Jennings for this wonderful feature!!!! Follow this link to read a PDF version … [more]
What a great honor! RW graces the cover of the Sep – Oct 2025 AQHJ Journal. Thank you to Jim Jennings for this wonderful feature!!!! Follow this link to read a PDF version … [more]
Accent West recently ran a wonderful piece about the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame’s selecting RW as its 2025 recepient of the prestigious Spirit of Texas Award!!! Check it out!!! Click to access … [more]
RW was thrilled to be part of the premiere for the new Ken Spurgeon film, “Sod and Stubble” on March 28 at the Wichita Orpheum Theatre. RW, who portrays Doc Poole in Ken’s … [more]
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – RW was honored on Thursday, March 27 by The Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame which named him its 2025 Hall of Fame Spirit of Texas Award recipient. This award … [more]
With Andy Hedges, Jake Riley
An all-consuming love for classic cowboy songs brings together these four musical acts, each classics themselves. Reverent tradition-shapers Pipp Gillette & Lloyd Wright, songbook standard-writer R.W. Hampton, old-school-meets-new-school stylist Sam Platts, and hit-making harmonists Sons of the Pioneers bring you an evening of stellar playlist rotations, better curated than your favorite mixtape. So, put your twang down, flip it, and reverse it. It’s time for the western rewind.
They’re obstinate. They’re wiley. They think they know better, and they don’t follow the rules. And no, we’re not talking about this show’s lineup. They are the strays of our lives—the characters who test our skills and patience, and occasionally even get the best of us. And yet there is no denying ranch life would be a lot less interesting without them. Musician R.W. Hampton, reciter Ross Knox, and poet Terry Nash come together for a (hopefully) charitable examination of whether leppies and mavericks—animal and otherwise—might just be here to challenge us to become better (cow) people.
RW performs a 45-minute solo show!