101.3 The Outlaw - KTXR

101.3 The Outlaw - KTXR streams live from Springfield MO, United States, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Country, Blues, Variety music.

The station offers a curated selection of Outlaw Country, Southern Rock, Bluegrass, Roadhouse Blues, and Texas Red-Dirt music. It aims to provide listeners with a commercial-free listening experience, focusing on top country songs and artists. The broadcaster emphasizes “real country music,” distinguishing itself by showcasing both classic and contemporary artists within these genres. Listeners can access the music through a free online stream or via a mobile application compatible with smartphones and tablets, delivered in vibrant 256kbps HD audio. The station's programming prioritizes music selection and features a regularly updated “Outlaw Top 12” countdown, showcasing the most requested songs. Recent additions to the countdown include tracks by Marcus King (“Blue Ridge Mountain Moon”), Billy Strings (“Gild The Lily”), Chris Stapleton (“Bad as I Used to Be”), and Lainey Wilson (“Yesterday, All Day, Every Day”), among others. The station's website features a regularly updated news section covering a range of topics within the music industry. This includes articles from publications like Rolling Stone Country and Saving Country Music, providing insights into current events, album reviews, and artist spotlights. Recent news items include coverage of Michael Stipe’s performance, Bad Bunny’s Asian tour, Keanu Reeves’ band Dogstar’s return, and a detailed analysis of Sturgill Simpson’s music. The “Saving Country Music” section highlights new additions to its current playlist, offering commentary and analysis of contemporary country music trends. Additionally, the website shares articles about broader entertainment topics, such as movies based on real people and television landmarks, alongside lighter features like a playful exchange between Kacey and Miranda. The station positions itself as a provider of “genuine Outlaw Country” and caters to audiences found in country bars, sports bars, and western saloons across America. While specific historical details regarding the station's founding or milestones are not provided, the broadcaster’s commitment to a specific musical niche and its presence within established entertainment venues suggest a focus on serving a dedicated community of music enthusiasts. The inclusion of articles discussing the financial challenges faced by other country radio stations, such as Cumulus filing for bankruptcy, hints at the broader economic landscape within the radio industry. The broadcaster emphasizes community engagement through its online presence, offering both a free streaming platform and a mobile application for convenient listening. The website serves as a hub for music discovery, industry news, and artist spotlights, fostering a sense of connection among listeners. The station’s commitment to HD audio quality and commercial-free programming underscores its dedication to providing a premium listening experience. The website also features a “Taste of Country” section highlighting female artists shaping the genre, and a guide to recent music releases, demonstrating a focus on both established and emerging talent.