There’s not a lot that can draw focus from Downtown during SXSW, but as regular as rain, the Luck Reunion out at Willie Nelson’s Spicewood ranch does just that.

The lineup for this year’s one-day fest dropped today, featuring special tribute sets devoted to Doug Sahm & the Texas Tornados and Leon Russell, and another three-dozen artists, including Spoon, Sir Woman, and (naturally) Willie Nelson & Family. Also being touted this year: The Bread & Roses Community Conversations Stage, featuring conversations between musicians, activists, chefs, and farmers, and a partnership with environmental nonprofit REVERB that commits to slash stage carbon emissions at Luck Reunion by 75%. 

The 11th annual Luck Reunion takes place March 16. Fans will have the chance to purchase tickets at Lucky Draw Live, an event held at Antone’s on Saturday, February 25 at 8pm with performances by Beau Bedford and Robert Eliis & Friends. Keep scrolling for the newly announced performer lineup.

A Tribute to Doug Sahm & The Texas Tornados featuring Shawn Sahm and Friends
A Song for Leon: A Tribute to Leon Russell featuring Beau Bedford, Robert Ellis, and Special Guests
Angel White
Arcy Drive
Black Opry Revue featuring Sug Daniels, Aaron Vance, Nikki Morgan & Nicky Diamonds
BMI Songwriters Circle featuring John Baumann, Bella White and Poet Hawkins
Bob Schneider
Dallas Burrow
Devon Gilfillian
Drayton Farley
Elvie Shane
Eric D. Johnson
Ethel Cain
Guster
Hermanos Gutiérrez
J. Creek Cloggers
Jaime Wyatt
Jason Scott & The High Heat
Jimmie Dale Gilmore & The West Texas Exiles
Katie Pruitt
Matthew Logan Vasquez
Night Cap
Particle Kid
Pearla
Peter One
Rattlesnake Milk
Sadurn
Shane Smith & The Saints
Sierra Ferrell
Sir Woman
Spoon
Terry Allen & The Panhandle Mystery Band
The Band of Heathens
the GOLDEN DREGS
The Heavy Heavy
The War and Treaty
Thee Sacred Souls
Wild Child
Willie Nelson & Family
Willis Alan Ramsey

 

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A graduate of the Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas, Kimberley has written about film, books, and pop culture for The Austin Chronicle since 2000. She was named Editor of the Chronicle in 2016; she previously served as the paper’s Managing Editor, Screens Editor, Books Editor, and proofreader. Her work has been awarded by the Association of Alternative Newsmedia for excellence in arts criticism, team reporting, and special section (Best of Austin). The Austin Alliance for Women...