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Los Lonely Boys

20 concerts

Los Lonely Boys, a sibling trio from San Angelo, Texas, mix rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and Tejano. Known for the hit "Heaven," they won a Grammy for Best Pop Performance. They started by backing their father and became famous after their debut album, recorded with Willie Nelson. Despite hurdles like vocal issues and accidents, they stayed active in charity work, including recording "Solid Ground." They released albums like "Sacred" and "Revelation" and returned from a hiatus to open for The Who in 2022.

Thee Sinseers

16 concerts

The Sinseers, led by Joey Quinones from East LA, expertly blend R&B and soul with a modern twist. Known for their distinctive vibe, the band features talented musicians like Adriana Flores and Christopher Manjarrez.

The Altons

13 concerts

The Altons, hailing from Los Angeles, fuse soulful blues and cumbia, shining on stages like Summer Fest and Corona Capital. Known for "Float" with Penrose Records, they blend diverse influences into dreamy, psychedelic harmonies, celebrating LA's cultural crossroads.

Los Yesterdays

1 concert

Los Yesterdays, a Chicano soul band from LA, feature Gabriel Rowland and Victor Benavides. Celebrated for their nostalgic sound, they channel R&B classics in hits like "Love Is A Game For Fools" and "Nobody’s Clown," blending Mexican balladeering with old-school vibes. Their debut album, Frozen In Time, is an homage to Tejano legends and reflects the timeless spirit of Los Angeles.

Miriah Avila

1 concert

Raised in La Puente, CA, Miriah sings Mariachi, Ranchera, and oldies. Known for "Hypnotized," she’s toured with Hawaii, joined band Suave, and signed with Industry Music Group.

Joe Bataan

1 concert

Joe Bataan, born Peter Nitollano in Spanish Harlem, is a pioneer of New York Latin soul, known for hits like "Gypsy Woman," "Salsoul," and "Rap-O, Clap-O." His fusion of Latin rhythms with soul and funk influenced early disco. Self-taught, he began with doo-wop, formed his band in 1965, and released classics on Fania Records. Despite missing mainstream fame, his works are cult favorites, and he brought rap to Europe with "Rap-O, Clap-O." Bataan's music reflects his gritty, realistic lyricism and visionary genre-blending.