Texas Tales: Alejandro Escovedo
In 'The Crossing,' the singer recounts the moving tales of young rebels who come to America not for economic betterment but to seek the sources of their inspiration. BY GEOFFREY HIMES
Spring 2019
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Spring 2019
The Cowboy Rides Again on His Own Terms
He's got a new album, plenty of freedom and a women's restroom named in his honor at the Broken Spoke. What more could George Strait ask for?
They've Got Legs
Since the early '70s, the decidedly less-than-holy trinity of of the Rev. Billy F. Gibbons, Frank Beard and Dusty Hill has sold more than 25 million albums in the U.S. alone, roughly tying them with Nirvana and Motley Crue. Fifty years on, ZZ Top is ready to take it up another notch.
Texas Tales: Alejandro Escovedo
Alejandro Escovedo's new album, The Crossing, is a sprawling concept album about two immigrants and in many ways, the story of Escovedo's own life.
Spotlights: Texas talent you should know about
Rod Melancon and Rebecca Loebe
PLUS– Bastrop Music Festival
Miles and Miles: The Marc
Music Friendly Community:: Stephenville
Book Review: Harold F. Eggers Jr.
Reviews: Gary Clark Jr., Quiet Company, Solange, Patty Griffin, Kirby Brown, Charlie Faye & the Fayettes, Danny Schmidt and more
The Cowboy Rides Again on His Own Terms
He's got a new album, plenty of freedom and a women's restroom named in his honor at the Broken Spoke. What more could George Strait ask for?
They've Got Legs
Since the early '70s, the decidedly less-than-holy trinity of of the Rev. Billy F. Gibbons, Frank Beard and Dusty Hill has sold more than 25 million albums in the U.S. alone, roughly tying them with Nirvana and Motley Crue. Fifty years on, ZZ Top is ready to take it up another notch.
Texas Tales: Alejandro Escovedo
Alejandro Escovedo's new album, The Crossing, is a sprawling concept album about two immigrants and in many ways, the story of Escovedo's own life.
Spotlights: Texas talent you should know about
Rod Melancon and Rebecca Loebe
PLUS– Bastrop Music Festival
Miles and Miles: The Marc
Music Friendly Community:: Stephenville
Book Review: Harold F. Eggers Jr.
Reviews: Gary Clark Jr., Quiet Company, Solange, Patty Griffin, Kirby Brown, Charlie Faye & the Fayettes, Danny Schmidt and more
Artists
They’ve Got Legs
Fifty years on, the bluesy blue-collar trio from Houston is ready to take it up another notch. BY NATHAN SMITH
The Cowboy Rides Again On His Own Terms
He’s got a new album, plenty of freedom and a women’s restroom named in his honor at the Broken Spoke. what more could George Strait ask for? BY JEREMY RAY BURCHARD
Features
Bastrop Music Festival
May 16-19, 2019, in Bastrop, Texas
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Mark Your Calendar–June 2019
Music Festivals and Events for June 2019
Venues
Miles & Miles: The Marc
San Marcos’ former Texas Music Theater has been transformed into an electric — and eccentric — music venue. BY SIMONE PUGLIA
