Tejano Conjunto Overload concert rescheduled as severe weather expected for Rockport area this weekend
The event was rescheduled for Saturday, October 29, 2022.
Author: John Henry Medina
Director of Digital & Radio Content at TejanoNation.net and host of the syndicated Tejano Nation radio show heard on great stations across the nation every weekend.
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