Alejandro Escovedo bringing body of career to Englert Theatre
Americana icon pulls together past and present in ‘Echo Dancing’ collection
Source: thegazette.com
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Alejandro Escovedo Plays Vivarium
In a career that began in the late ‘70s—his group The Nuns opened the infamous final show by the Sex Pistols—Escovedo has forged forward.
Source: shepherdexpress.com
Alejandro Escovedo's Reverberations
Alejandro Escovedo performs live in KUTX's Studio 1A March 2024. Plus and interview with KUTX's music editor, Jeff McCord.
Source: kutx.org
Alejandro Escovedo's Reverberations
Alejandro Escovedo performs live in KUTX's Studio 1A March 2024. Plus and interview with KUTX's music editor, Jeff McCord.
Source: kutx.org
In the Deep End With … Alejandro Escovedo
A conversation with Alejandro Escovedo about "Echo Dancing," reconstructing his songs, music criticism, memoir, and much more.
Source: nodepression.com
8 Tracks: Sonhos Tomam Conta, Fuubutsushi, ILLIT, Pedro the Lion : NPR
Sonhos Tomam Conta captures an oceanic dream, Fuubutsushi soundtracks a pastoral adventure and ILLIT is pure bubblegum. Those and more are the 8 Tracks to know this week.
Source: npr.org
Review: Alejandro Escovedo, Echo Dancing
Duke Ellington whammied up a half-century oeuvre that he spent the same career revisiting, revamping, and remixing. Guitar-strapped, not pi
Source: austinchronicle.com
Neko Case, the Urban Cultural Fest, and More Crucial Concerts
Live sounds for the week ahead
Source: austinchronicle.com
James Mastro: "The Face of the Sun"
Hot off his LP 'Dawn of a New Error', the seasoned veteran kicks off a month-long tour with Alejandro Escovedo this Friday at Antone's.
Source: kutx.org
10 Best Dallas Concerts: The Blind Boys of Alabama, The Hotelier
This week, Dallas-Fort Worth sees concerts from acts The Hotelier, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Cody Canada and the Departed and more.
Source: dallasobserver.com