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).

Get your vote in for week 6! Blackberry Smoke has been de-throned by Cross Canadian Ragweed! This week The Lowdown Drifters ...

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. ...

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 ...

Cross Canadian Ragweed surprised everyone when they announced in late 2024 that they were reuniting, after vowing never to do ...

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 ...

It’s been more than a decade since Cross Canadian Ragweed abruptly called it quits seemingly at the peak of their success. Last year, the Oklahoma red dirt icons stunned longtime fans when they ...

One thing that listeners might have been surprised to hear Canada discuss about Cross Canadian Ragweed's legacy was their deep friendship with the guys in Pantera. "Every time we were in Dallas...by ...

Red dirt country band Turnpike Troubadours is teasing new music ahead of their highly anticipated shows with Cross Canadian Ragweed this weekend. The Oklahoma-based group posted a TikTok earlier this ...

The revered Texas troubadour is in the midst of an unlikely renaissance as artists like Turnpike Troubadours and Tyler ...

The boys from Oklahoma are back. Cross Canadian Ragweed, longtime torchbearers for Red Dirt and Texas music and a major influence on the current generation of rising stars from both scenes, are ...