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    Alejandro Escovedo w/ Ruthie Foster, Rosie Flores, Shakey Graves, David Ramirez, & other special guests

    Prior to the pandemic, Alejandro Escovedo followed in the deep, boot-heeled steps of Terry Allen and began initiating each year with a troubadour mosh at the Paramount Theatre, delving deeper and deeper into a now 30-year catalog of restless, raging Latin soul divination. During COVID, mankind then prophesied an eventual post-lockdown body of existentialism for all the arts. Austin’s avant-bard restarted his annual bacchanal last January and here upsizes to the Moody Theater with Allen, John Doe, Shakey Graves, Ruthie Foster, Flatlanders Gilmore and Hancock, Will Johnson, David Ramirez, etc., hopefully previewing March’s Echo Dancing, a Suicide-like odyssey through time, space, and Escovedo’s discography.– Raoul Hernandez
    Sat., Jan. 27, 8pm. $40.50-$76. 
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    ACL Live at the Moody Theater

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    Nancy M. Morgan celebration of life Day 2 w/ the Bentley/Casner Band, the Pearl Snaps, Ru Coleman, Tommy Moore, Brandon Rosage, the Shufflehawks, Glen Collins, Kathy & the Kilowatts

    Down at the end of Menchaca Road, Giddy Ups celebrates the life of Nancy Morgan, the owner who passed away last October. Over the past three decades, Morgan transformed the small neighborhood bar into “the biggest little stage in South Austin,” and nearly 30 of her favorite artists gather to continue the old South Austin vibes. Son Mike Morgan kicks off a bluesy Friday night including Jeff & the Jumptones and Wildhealers), while Kathy & the Kilowatts launch an all-day Saturday capped by the Pearl Snaps and the Bently/Casner Band. Sunday rounds out with Will Knaak joining the Waddell Brothers. – Doug Freeman
    Sat., Jan. 27, 3pm
    Giddy Ups
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