Upcoming Events at Cheatham Street Warehouse
Thu Jan 29, 9:15 PM - Thu Jan 29, 9:15 PM
Cheatham Street Warehouse
119 Cheatham St, San Marcos, TX 78666
Community: San Marcos
Description
11:00pm - Uncle Lucius 9:15p, - Devil's Hollow San Marcos' most revered music venue, Cheatham Street Warehouse, plays host to a raucous night of Southern soul and swampy blues-funk! Uncle Lucius headlines, with special guests Devil's Hollow opening th
Event Details
11:00pm - Uncle Lucius
9:15p, - Devil's Hollow
San Marcos' most revered music venue, Cheatham Street Warehouse, plays host to a raucous night of Southern soul and swampy blues-funk! Uncle Lucius headlines, with special guests Devil's Hollow opening the show. Advanced tickets are only $7 and on-sale now!
UNCLE LUCIUS
Hailing from South Austin, Uncle Lucius is the musical embodiment of the city that brought them together; a gumbo, with hints of Americana and folk juxtaposed with a slow-cooked roux that is steeped in classic rock 'n' roll and the blues. The resulting flavor is familiar and unique, roots at its most refined, albeit with a gutbucket foundation.
After 8 years of touring across Texas and to both coasts and back, the band was named 2014’s Best New Band by the Texas Regional Radio Report. Their most recent release, Live @ Grady’s 66 Pub, is available for free download at noisetrade.com/unclelucius. They are currently in preproduction for their next studio recording with George Reiff (Ray Wylie Hubbard, Shinyribs, Band of Heathens), with the album to be released in early 2015.
DEVIL'S HOLLOW
Taking their name from a semi-fictional locale where the spirit of Delta blues flows into the bayous of New Orleans' swamp-funk, this Hill Country-based six-piece reunited in late 2013 after a two-year hiatus. With influences ranging from Freddie King to Derek Trucks to Frank Zappa, Devil's Hollow delivers a diverse and dynamic live show, which has enabled them to share the stage with a host of bands; Los Lonely Boys, Bob Schneider, Los Lobos, Del Castillo, Monte Montgomery, and Reverend Horton Heat, to name a few.
2014 saw the band release a new single, 'See My Baby', recorded with Austin producer George Reiff (Shinyribs, Uncle Lucius, Band of Heathens) as well as the addition of a sixth-member, percussionist Mike Zeoli, a renowned Austin drummer known for his work with Del Castillo and filmmaker Robert Rodriguez. The band headlined the Texas Craft Brewers' Festival for a second straight year, and
9:15p, - Devil's Hollow
San Marcos' most revered music venue, Cheatham Street Warehouse, plays host to a raucous night of Southern soul and swampy blues-funk! Uncle Lucius headlines, with special guests Devil's Hollow opening the show. Advanced tickets are only $7 and on-sale now!
UNCLE LUCIUS
Hailing from South Austin, Uncle Lucius is the musical embodiment of the city that brought them together; a gumbo, with hints of Americana and folk juxtaposed with a slow-cooked roux that is steeped in classic rock 'n' roll and the blues. The resulting flavor is familiar and unique, roots at its most refined, albeit with a gutbucket foundation.
After 8 years of touring across Texas and to both coasts and back, the band was named 2014’s Best New Band by the Texas Regional Radio Report. Their most recent release, Live @ Grady’s 66 Pub, is available for free download at noisetrade.com/unclelucius. They are currently in preproduction for their next studio recording with George Reiff (Ray Wylie Hubbard, Shinyribs, Band of Heathens), with the album to be released in early 2015.
DEVIL'S HOLLOW
Taking their name from a semi-fictional locale where the spirit of Delta blues flows into the bayous of New Orleans' swamp-funk, this Hill Country-based six-piece reunited in late 2013 after a two-year hiatus. With influences ranging from Freddie King to Derek Trucks to Frank Zappa, Devil's Hollow delivers a diverse and dynamic live show, which has enabled them to share the stage with a host of bands; Los Lonely Boys, Bob Schneider, Los Lobos, Del Castillo, Monte Montgomery, and Reverend Horton Heat, to name a few.
2014 saw the band release a new single, 'See My Baby', recorded with Austin producer George Reiff (Shinyribs, Uncle Lucius, Band of Heathens) as well as the addition of a sixth-member, percussionist Mike Zeoli, a renowned Austin drummer known for his work with Del Castillo and filmmaker Robert Rodriguez. The band headlined the Texas Craft Brewers' Festival for a second straight year, and
