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SUMMARY:San Antonio: ZZ Top at Majestic Theatre
DESCRIPTION:The gritty Houston-born blues-rock trio ZZ Top is back on tour for 2026 with the Big One Tour. Guitarist Billy Gibbons\, drummer Frank Beard\, and bassist Elwood Francis carry the torch for the band’s legendary sound — beards\, boogie\, and all — making 2026 look like another hefty chapter in the Little Ol’ Band From Texas’ long\, loud history. \n🎟️ Buy Tickets \nZZ Top was born in Houston in 1969\, and they cut their teeth on the blues and Southern rock circuit\, playing endless bars and clubs before signing to London Records and releasing their first album in 1971. Their breakthrough came with Tres Hombres in 1973 — anchored by gritty\, Texas-boogie tracks like “La Grange” and “Tush” — and by the late ’70s they were known nationwide for their live shows and relentless touring\, cultivating a reputation as one of rock’s tightest power trios. \nAs the MTV era dawned\, ZZ Top leaned into synthesizers and sleek visuals on albums like Eliminator and Afterburner\, spawning iconic hits such as “Gimme All Your Lovin’\,” “Sharp Dressed Man\,” and “Legs\,” complete with custom hot rods and goggles-and-beard imagery that turned them into ’80s pop culture stalwarts. \nAfter decades of genre-bending and more than 15 studio albums\, lineup changes only came with the sad passing of Dusty Hill in 2021\, after which longtime tech Elwood Francis stepped in on bass\, keeping the band’s swaggering\, blues-based rock rolling into the modern era and ongoing tours.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-zz-top-at-majestic-theatre/
LOCATION:Majestic Theatre – San Antonio\, 226 E Houston St.\, San Antonio\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: ZZ Top at Majestic Theatre
DESCRIPTION:The gritty Houston-born blues-rock trio ZZ Top is back on tour for 2026 with the Big One Tour. Guitarist Billy Gibbons\, drummer Frank Beard\, and bassist Elwood Francis carry the torch for the band’s legendary sound — beards\, boogie\, and all — making 2026 look like another hefty chapter in the Little Ol’ Band From Texas’ long\, loud history. \n🎟️ Buy Tickets \nZZ Top was born in Houston in 1969\, and they cut their teeth on the blues and Southern rock circuit\, playing endless bars and clubs before signing to London Records and releasing their first album in 1971. Their breakthrough came with Tres Hombres in 1973 — anchored by gritty\, Texas-boogie tracks like “La Grange” and “Tush” — and by the late ’70s they were known nationwide for their live shows and relentless touring\, cultivating a reputation as one of rock’s tightest power trios. \nAs the MTV era dawned\, ZZ Top leaned into synthesizers and sleek visuals on albums like Eliminator and Afterburner\, spawning iconic hits such as “Gimme All Your Lovin’\,” “Sharp Dressed Man\,” and “Legs\,” complete with custom hot rods and goggles-and-beard imagery that turned them into ’80s pop culture stalwarts. \nAfter decades of genre-bending and more than 15 studio albums\, lineup changes only came with the sad passing of Dusty Hill in 2021\, after which longtime tech Elwood Francis stepped in on bass\, keeping the band’s swaggering\, blues-based rock rolling into the modern era and ongoing tours.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-zz-top-at-majestic-theatre-2/
LOCATION:Majestic Theatre – San Antonio\, 226 E Houston St.\, San Antonio\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Lubbock: George Strait at Jones AT&T Stadium
DESCRIPTION:The King of Country George Strait is playing not one but two nights in Lubbock’s Jones AT&T Stadium with special guests Miranda Lambert and newcomer Hudson Westbrook\, proving patriarchy never sounded so sweet. \nBuy Tickets \nGeorge Strait is a legendary country music singer and guitarist celebrated for his role in bringing traditional honky-tonk and western swing back into the mainstream. He has influenced generations of artists. \nStrait burst onto the scene in the early 1980s with his debut Strait Country and went on to score dozens of No. 1 hits and platinum albums while maintaining a straightforward\, classic country sound that brought fans from dancehalls to stadiums worldwide. \nStrait’s career longevity and impact are underscored by his record-setting chart success\, numerous awards\, and enduring reputation as one of country music’s most beloved and influential figures. \nMiranda Lambert is a Texas-born country music singer-songwriter who rose to prominence after placing third on the reality show Nashville Star in 2003 and then scoring her first major success with the platinum Kerosene album in 2005\, known for its fiery attitude and sharp songwriting. \nOver the years she’s become one of country music’s most decorated stars with multiple Grammy\, CMA\, and ACM awards\, blending traditional honky-tonk roots with fierce\, honest storytelling\, and also performing as part of the trio Pistol Annies. In 2024 she was honored with the Country Icon Award and continues to release new music and shape the genre with her unmistakable voice and Texas-fueled grit. \n 
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/lubbock-george-strait-at-jones-att-stadium/
LOCATION:Jones AT&T Stadium\, 2526 Mac Davis Ln.\, Lubbock\, TX\, 79409\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Lubbock: George Strait at Jones AT&T Stadium
DESCRIPTION:The King of Country George Strait is playing not one but two nights in Lubbock’s Jones AT&T Stadium with special guests Miranda Lambert and newcomer Hudson Westbrook\, proving patriarchy never sounded so sweet. \nBuy Tickets \nGeorge Strait is a legendary country music singer and guitarist celebrated for his role in bringing traditional honky-tonk and western swing back into the mainstream. He has influenced generations of artists. \nStrait burst onto the scene in the early 1980s with his debut Strait Country and went on to score dozens of No. 1 hits and platinum albums while maintaining a straightforward\, classic country sound that brought fans from dancehalls to stadiums worldwide. \nStrait’s career longevity and impact are underscored by his record-setting chart success\, numerous awards\, and enduring reputation as one of country music’s most beloved and influential figures. \nMiranda Lambert is a Texas-born country music singer-songwriter who rose to prominence after placing third on the reality show Nashville Star in 2003 and then scoring her first major success with the platinum Kerosene album in 2005\, known for its fiery attitude and sharp songwriting. \nOver the years she’s become one of country music’s most decorated stars with multiple Grammy\, CMA\, and ACM awards\, blending traditional honky-tonk roots with fierce\, honest storytelling\, and also performing as part of the trio Pistol Annies. In 2024 she was honored with the Country Icon Award and continues to release new music and shape the genre with her unmistakable voice and Texas-fueled grit. \n 
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/lubbock-george-strait-at-jones-att-stadium-2/
LOCATION:Jones AT&T Stadium\, 2526 Mac Davis Ln.\, Lubbock\, TX\, 79409\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Roanoke: Ray Wylie Hubbard at Roanoke ChopShop
DESCRIPTION:Ray Wylie Hubbard\, the whiskey-soaked outlaw poet of Texas songcraft\, is headed back to North Texas at the Roanoke ChopShop. \n Buy Tickets \nHis latest album\, 2022‘s Co-Starring Too\, is Hubbard’s version of a hoedown-cum–supergroup jam session. It doubles down on the vibe he started with Co-Starring — gathering folks from every corner of roots\, rock\, country\, blues\, and even metal to sing\, riff\, and philosophize alongside him. Hubbard tapped heavy hitters Willie Nelson\, Steve Earle\, Wynonna Judd\, Ringo Starr\, Ann Wilson (of Heart)\, Lzzy Hale\, Steve Lukather\, James McMurtry\, Hayes Carll\, Wade Bowen & Randy Rogers & Cody Canada\, The Band of Heathens\, and more. \nOutlaw country’s favorite curmudgeon\, Ray Wylie Hubbard has been scribbling songs and dodging pigeonholes since the 1960s. He has penned classics that became anthems for people who like their honky-tonk served with a side of rebellion and wit. \nAt any given show\, you might hear: \n\n“Up Against the Wall\, Redneck Mother” — The song that blasted Hubbard onto the map — a hilariously sharp portrait of a beer-swilling\, pickup-drivin’ rebel with a wink and a nod. Originally recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker in 1973\, this tune became a cultural touchstone in Texas and beyond. Its blunt\, bone-dry humor about redneck pride turned it into an enduring outlaw country anthem.\n“Snake Farm” — A gritty\, blues-infused romp that sounds exactly like what it is — nasty\, snaky\, and impossible to shake from your head once it bites. A fan favorite in live shows\, it captures Hubbard’s raw edge like few others.\n“Conversation With the Devil” — A devilish talking-blues yarn where the narrator chats with ol’ Lucifer about life choices and moral muddles — part folk tale\, part social commentary\, all wickedly clever.\n“Dust of the Chase” — One of Hubbard’s more reflective pieces — a song about longing\, restlessness\, and the eternal wanderer’s heart. It’s poetic\, well-crafted storytelling that steers away from pure honky-tonk and leans into Americana soul.\n“Drunken Poet’s Dream” — Co-written with Hayes Carll\, this tune pairs literary humor with honky-tonk honesty — a drinking song that feels like a defiant shrug for anyone who’s ever poured their thoughts into a whiskey glass.\n“Screw You\, We’re From Texas” — A piss-and-vinegar salute to Lone Star bravado. It’s equal parts swagger and self-aware humor — basically a middle finger wrapped in a Texas flag.\n“Desperate Man” — Co-written with Eric Church\, this song became a major country hit\, showing Hubbard’s pen still packs punch in modern contexts.\n\n 
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/roanoke-ray-wylie-hubbard-at-roanoke-chopshop/
LOCATION:Roanoke ChopShop\, 309 South Oak Street\, Roanoke\, TX\, 76262\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260429
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SUMMARY:Willie Nelson's birthday
DESCRIPTION:Country music legend Willie Nelson’s birthday is April 29. He was born in 1933 in Abbott\, near Waco in Central Texas. However\, due to a clerical error on his birth certificate\, his birthday was recorded as April 30. As a result\, Nelson celebrates his birthday on both April 29 and April 30 each year.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/willie-nelsons-birthday/
CATEGORIES:Birthdays
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SUMMARY:Temple: Ray Wylie Hubbard at Cultural Activities Center
DESCRIPTION:Ray Wylie Hubbard\, the whiskey-soaked outlaw poet of Texas songcraft\, is headed back to Central Texas at the Temple Cultural Activities Center. \n Buy Tickets \nHis latest album\, 2022‘s Co-Starring Too\, is Hubbard’s version of a hoedown-cum–supergroup jam session. It doubles down on the vibe he started with Co-Starring — gathering folks from every corner of roots\, rock\, country\, blues\, and even metal to sing\, riff\, and philosophize alongside him. Hubbard tapped heavy hitters Willie Nelson\, Steve Earle\, Wynonna Judd\, Ringo Starr\, Ann Wilson (of Heart)\, Lzzy Hale\, Steve Lukather\, James McMurtry\, Hayes Carll\, Wade Bowen & Randy Rogers & Cody Canada\, The Band of Heathens\, and more. \nOutlaw country’s favorite curmudgeon\, Ray Wylie Hubbard has been scribbling songs and dodging pigeonholes since the 1960s. He has penned classics that became anthems for people who like their honky-tonk served with a side of rebellion and wit. \nAt any given show\, you might hear: \n\n“Up Against the Wall\, Redneck Mother” — The song that blasted Hubbard onto the map — a hilariously sharp portrait of a beer-swilling\, pickup-drivin’ rebel with a wink and a nod. Originally recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker in 1973\, this tune became a cultural touchstone in Texas and beyond. Its blunt\, bone-dry humor about redneck pride turned it into an enduring outlaw country anthem.\n“Snake Farm” — A gritty\, blues-infused romp that sounds exactly like what it is — nasty\, snaky\, and impossible to shake from your head once it bites. A fan favorite in live shows\, it captures Hubbard’s raw edge like few others.\n“Conversation With the Devil” — A devilish talking-blues yarn where the narrator chats with ol’ Lucifer about life choices and moral muddles — part folk tale\, part social commentary\, all wickedly clever.\n“Dust of the Chase” — One of Hubbard’s more reflective pieces — a song about longing\, restlessness\, and the eternal wanderer’s heart. It’s poetic\, well-crafted storytelling that steers away from pure honky-tonk and leans into Americana soul.\n“Drunken Poet’s Dream” — Co-written with Hayes Carll\, this tune pairs literary humor with honky-tonk honesty — a drinking song that feels like a defiant shrug for anyone who’s ever poured their thoughts into a whiskey glass.\n“Screw You\, We’re From Texas” — A piss-and-vinegar salute to Lone Star bravado. It’s equal parts swagger and self-aware humor — basically a middle finger wrapped in a Texas flag.\n“Desperate Man” — Co-written with Eric Church\, this song became a major country hit\, showing Hubbard’s pen still packs punch in modern contexts.\n\n 
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/temple-ray-wylie-hubbard-at-cultural-activities-center/
LOCATION:Temple Cultural Activities Center\, 3011 North 3rd Street\, Temple\, TX\, 76501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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