When I first came to Austin, it was a couple of years after recording with Jerry Jeff Walker (on LA Freeway, among others), and much to my delight, the Cosmic Cowboy scene was in full swing. My band Partners In Crime followed a bunch of great groups in and out of venues—Willie, Jerry Jeff, Ray Wylie Hubbard, The Lost Gonzo Band, Denim, Plum Nelly.

Imagine players from those bands sitting around reminiscing and playing all of the great songs of that era—that's the Lost Austin Band: Craig Hillis, Ernie Gammage, Bill Browder, David Moerbe, and yours truly. Great fun, great music

So much fun, playing the music of The Band, led by Steve Carter

Stephanie and I will be touring Nursing Homes, Hospitals and schools, serving an early holiday meal of Christmas music to put us all in the mood

For all but one (covid) of the last 17 years I've hosted this tribute show to the music of Gram Parsons. An impressive house band will accompany a parade of singers and players as they pay tribute to one of the founding fathers of the musical genre now known as Americana, Gram Parsons. We are proud to announce that this year’s show will again be benefitting Austin Pets Alive, who continue their work to save pets from being killed in shelters here in Austin and elsewhere.

Then we'll spend the rest of the set playing new songs and old favorites from the Denim catalog. When I first arrived here in Austin, way back in 1974, I was inspired by hearing a band called Denim. Their music immediately spoke to me, rich with wonderful melodies, great harmony singing, and intelligent songwriting. I actually covered a couple of their tunes with my own band. I sort of became the guest that wouldn't leave, and eventually these fine folks accepted me in the group. Now, over 50 years after their founding, we're still playing many of those great songs and a bunch of newer ones. (Even one of mine!). Don't miss an opportunity to hear this bunch.

When I first came to Austin, it was a couple of years after recording with Jerry Jeff Walker (on LA Freeway, among others), and much to my delight, the Cosmic Cowboy scene was in full swing. My band Partners In Crime followed a bunch of great groups in and out of venues—Willie, Jerry Jeff, Ray Wylie Hubbard, The Lost Gonzo Band, Denim, Plum Nelly.

Imagine players from those bands sitting around reminiscing and playing all of the great songs of that era—that's the Lost Austin Band: Craig Hillis, Ernie Gammage, Bill Browder, David Moerbe, and yours truly. Great fun, great music

Back in 2018, I produced Stephanie's "Tularosa" CD, which featured country classics reimagined as Mariachi songs. That fusion continues with her upcoming release "Manuel's Destiny". Trumpets, violins, guitaron, vihuela...cool stuff. This show is a benefit for the Boy's & Girl's Club of Comfort.

I'll be basking in the afterglow of the Band Tribute show while singing my stuff, with longtime friends Doc Simons and Ben Cocke playing along

I'm proud to be the music director and perform at this wonderful annual concert organized by my lifelong friend Doc Simons

I'll be sharing the stage with my lifelong friend Doc Simons

When I first came to Austin, it was a couple of years after recording with Jerry Jeff Walker (on LA Freeway, among others), and much to my delight, the Cosmic Cowboy scene was in full swing. My band Partners In Crime followed a bunch of great groups in and out of venues—Willie, Jerry Jeff, Ray Wylie Hubbard, The Lost Gonzo Band, Denim, Plum Nelly.

Imagine players from those bands sitting around reminiscing and playing all of the great songs of that era—that's the Lost Austin Band: Craig Hillis, Ernie Gammage, Bill Browder, David Moerbe, and yours truly. Great fun, great music

I'll be playing with The Lost Austin Band at this big weekend festival celebrating the Annualar Eclipise. When I first came to Austin, it was a couple of years after recording with Jerry Jeff Walker (on LA Freeway, among others), and much to my delight, the Cosmic Cowboy scene was in full swing. My band Partners In Crime followed a bunch of great groups in and out of venues—Willie, Jerry Jeff, Ray Wylie Hubbard, The Lost Gonzo Band, Denim, Plum Nelly.

Imagine players from those bands sitting around reminiscing and playing all of the great songs of that era—that's the Lost Austin Band: Craig Hillis, Ernie Gammage, Bill Browder, David Moerbe, and yours truly. Great fun, great music

When I first arrived here in Austin, way back in 1974, I was inspired by hearing a band called Denim. Their music immediately spoke to me, rich with wonderful melodies, great harmony singing, and intelligent songwriting. I actually covered a couple of their tunes with my own band. I sort of became the guest that wouldn't leave, and eventually these fine folks accepted me in the group. Now, over 50 years after their founding, we're still playing many of those great songs and a bunch of newer ones. (Even one of mine!). Don't miss an opportunity to hear this bunch.

I'll be sharing some songs from my new record along with Julieann Banks as special guests of Casper Rawls at his Thursday residency Return To Planet Casper.

Back in 2018, I produced Stephanie's "Tularosa" CD, which featured country classics reimagined as Mariachi songs. That fusion continues with her upcoming release "Manuel's Destiny". Trumpets, violins, guitaron, vihuela...cool stuff.

Back in 2018, I produced Stephanie's "Tularosa" CD, which featured country classics reimagined as Mariachi songs. That fusion continues with her upcoming release "Manuel's Destiny". Trumpets, violins, guitaron, vihuela...cool stuff.

Back in 2018, I produced Stephanie's "Tularosa" CD, which featured country classics reimagined as Mariachi songs. That fusion continues with her upcoming release "Manuel's Destiny". Trumpets, violins, guitaron, vihuela...cool stuff. We're happy to be back on the Opry stage.

Back in 2018, I produced Stephanie's "Tularosa" CD, which featured country classics reimagined as Mariachi songs. That fusion continues with her upcoming release "Honky Tonk Mariachi". Trumpets, violins, guitaron, vihuela...cool stuff.

Back in 2018, I produced Stephanie's "Tularosa" CD, which featured country classics reimagined as Mariachi songs. That fusion continues with her upcoming release "Manuel's Destiny". Trumpets, violins, guitaron, vihuela...cool stuff.

I'll be leading a scaled down version of Stephanie Urbina Jones and the Honky Tonk Mariachi with an in-store appearance.