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Showing posts with label Austin City Limits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Austin City Limits. Show all posts
Dec 11, 2025
The Mavericks / “All You Ever Do is Bring Me Down” / Austin City Limits
Labels:
Austin City Limits,
The Mavericks
Oct 28, 2025
Waxahatchee / "Right Back to It" / Austin City Limits
Labels:
Austin City Limits,
Live performances,
Waxahatchee
Oct 27, 2025
Charley Crockett / "Good at Losing" / Austin City Limits
Apr 8, 2025
Jan 18, 2025
Jan 17, 2025
The Avett Bros. Cover Toby Keith's "As Good as I Once Was"
Labels:
Austin City Limits,
The Avett Brothers,
Toby Keith
Dec 14, 2023
Jun 25, 2022
Saturday Night Music / The Pretenders / "Message of Love" (Austin City Limits)
Inspired by FX's Pistol, we give you Chrissie (the biggest talent to emerge from that limited series) and the boys in Austin.
"Love walks in the room; everybody stand up."
~Kevin Broughton
Feb 15, 2022
May 1, 2021
Saturday Night Music / Willie Nelson / "Shotgun Willie"
Feb 3, 2021
Ray Wylie Hubbard / "Rock Gods" / Austin City Limits
Apr 18, 2020
Saturday Night Music / Steve Earle / "State Trooper"
Mar 5, 2019
Ready for the End of the World
Labels:
Austin City Limits,
George Strait,
Kane Brown,
memes,
Satire
Nov 28, 2018
Lucero Deserves an ACL Taping!
by Robert Dean
Last week Lucero made their network television debut after 20 years, performing a few tracks off their newest record, Among The Ghosts on CBS This Morning. Finally, the squares of America got a front row view for one of the best bands in America giving it living rooms across the country ...straight, no chaser. The band who was once our dirty little secret is getting bigger and bigger, and it only took two decades for it to happen.
With that performance, the band deserves those much sought after spots on the late night stages of Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert. All of these hackneyed bands who release a record and get dropped are pushed onto those stages thanks to a healthy PR machine and backroom deals, all the while, the best dudes from Memphis have been slowly but surely building the brand to epic proportions.
But also this got me thinking: Lucero deserves a shot at an Austin City Limits taping.
The band has roared through Austin for two decades, and they’ve grown from a band played a half-filled Emo’s back Red River to a band headlining Stubb’s, which is considered one of the biggest and hardest to fill rock and roll venue’s in town. There aren't many venues in Austin that the band hasn't played at this point.
Lucero deserves their shot at the true music diehards in America; they’ve played the Moody Theater (I was there), but it wasn’t that much-lauded taping, that moment that completely changes the way people view a band.
A lot of good bands will never receive any significant music awards, but if there’s a little nod to their credibility, it’s getting an ACL taping. Lucero deserves that respect. They’ve always shown up in Austin, and have always given it all they had, and in turn, this city adores them.
One of the best things about Lucero is their willingness to play every town all of the other bands skip over. They'll play a smaller venue in Alabama or even fly up to Alaska. That's what a working-class band does for their fans, and in turn, we should do something for them. Lucero deserves to be placed in the files alongside Willie Nelson, Sturgill Simpson, Jack White, Tom Waits, Asleep At The Wheel, and Dale Watson.
I don’t know if we start tagging the ACL people in Tweets, or start one of those petitions, but let’s try to do something to get those dudes a taping.
Labels:
Austin City Limits,
CBS This Morning,
Editorial,
Jimmy Kimmel,
Lucero,
Robert Dean
Mar 2, 2018
Turnpike Troubadours / "Gin, Smoke, Lies" / Austin City Limits
Feb 23, 2018
Chris Stapleton / "I Was Wrong" / Austin City Limits
Feb 19, 2018
Turnpike Troubadours / "The Bird Hunters" / Austin City Limits
Nov 4, 2016
Rhiannon Giddens Performs "Lousiana Man" on Austin City Limits
Apr 7, 2016
Tedeschi-Trucks Band Performs "Let Me Get By" on ACL
Nov 24, 2015
Jason Isbell Performs "Something More Than Free" on ACL Presents
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