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Now a staple of national media and one-time “Official Busker” for the Mumford & Sons Railroad Revival Tour, Shakey Graves stormed the indie music scene in 2011 with an incredible new, Texas rooted ...

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For artists, their first album can be what launches them into the spotlight, be completely forgotten or land somewhere in between those two extremes. For Austin’s Alejandro Rose-Garcia, known as ...

Shakey Graves, “Roll the Bones X” 10th-anniversary reissue edition (Dualtone). The shooting-star career of Austin native Alejandro Rose-Garcia, aka Shakey Graves, began 10 years ago when he released ...

Shakey Graves, the long-running roots project of singer-songwriter Alejandro Rose-Garcia, opens for Tyler Childers at Folsom Field on Aug. 17. Credit: Barbara FG The latest project from Shakey Graves ...

The Music by the Mississippi festival, which Treasure Island Resort and Casino debuted last year, is getting bigger in its second installment. The 2025 edition will be a two-day affair headlined by ...

Maybe you found this Texas storyteller — known for enigmatic Americana songs performed with an enveloping quake often backed by rolling guitars and a suitcase kickdrum — hollerin' his subtly distorted ...

Shakey Graves doesn’t sweat keeping it real. His name’s not Shakey Graves for starters— it’s Alejandro Rose-Garcia — and the Austin, Texas-based Americana artist has specifically embraced the ...

It was a hot and sweaty night. It was jam-packed, especially up front. It was hard to hear the music over the crowd noise at times. The lines at the bar stations often were long. The only bathrooms ...