The Garza brothers, whose sound has drawn Carlos Santana and Willie Nelson into the studio with them, headline with opener Lisa Morales, a Texas songwriter still touring behind her latest solo record.
Friday, September 25, 8pm | Great Barrington, MA | $34–$69
Los Lonely Boys play the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center on September 25, bringing brothers Henry, Jojo, and Ringo Garza's family-built sound to Great Barrington.
Hailing from San Angelo, Texas, the Garzas forged their own bluesy "Texican rock & roll" style and turned it into global appeal—their breakthrough came when Willie Nelson's nephew discovered their demo, which led to Nelson booking them for Farm Aid and recording with them at his own studio. Their 2003 self-titled debut, re-released by Epic, produced the No. 1 hit "Heaven," which won a Grammy, spent 76 weeks on the Billboard Top 200, and sold more than two million copies. They've since collaborated with Carlos Santana and Willie Nelson, played major venues around the world, and supported global causes. Their 2024 release, "Resurrection," blends the band's signature sound with soul and roots influences, and they continue touring behind it with what the Mahaiwe describes as "renewed passion," more than two decades after their debut.
Opening is Lisa Morales, a Tucson-raised, Texas-based singer-songwriter and cousin of Linda Ronstadt. Morales spent more than two decades as half of the acclaimed sibling duo Sisters Morales with her sister Roberta, releasing six albums and touring with Los Lobos, Alison Krauss, George Strait, and Merle Haggard before Roberta's death in 2021. She's since built a solo career—three albums deep, most recently "Sonora"—that blends Mexican ranchera influences from her Tucson childhood with country, rock, and folk, often mixing English and Spanish within the same song.
Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, 14 Castle Street, Great Barrington, MA. Tickets $34–$69 at mahaiwe.org.
