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Leveraging the power of their connection, brothers communicate in their own vernacular understood by one another, yet alien to the rest of the world. Los Lonely Boys speak the typically unspoken language of brotherhood out loud in their music. The GRAMMY® Award-winning multiplatinum San Angelo, Texas trio—Henry Garza [vocals, guitar], Jojo Garza [bass, vocals], and Ringo Garza [drums]—have welcomed audiences into their family with open arms since emerging back in 1996. Scaling one mountain at a time, they have summited unprecedented heights. 2004’s seminal self-titled, Los Lonely Boys, reached double-platinum status and yielded the gold-certified generational smash “Heaven,” which cracked the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 and notched a GRAMMY® Award in the category of “Best Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal.” In its wake, Sacred bowed at #2 on the Billboard 200, paving the way for fan favorites Forgiven [2008], Rockpango [2011], and Revelation [2013]. Along the way, they collaborated with legends such as Santana, Willie Nelson, and Dr. John in addition to performing everywhere from the World Series to CMT’s Crossroads. However, the light at the heart of their brotherhood shines as brightly as ever on their 2023 debut for BMG and much more to come. “These are the only guys I’ve played with my whole life,” laughs Jojo. “So, there’s nothing like it. We do have a language without words. It’s built through vibrations and sound.” “It happens on stage and when we’re in the studio,” agrees Ringo. “We all feel it. We can look at each other and not say anything, because we instinctively know where we’re going. It’s hard to explain. Real blood is thicker than music.” “When we’re on stage, we’re trying to grab these feelings from the ether and put them together as one voice,” observes Henry. “As a three-piece band, there’s a special connection, but being brothers, we have a whole different level of camaraderie. Even outside of the music industry, we can all feel the truth, beauty, and strength behind a family working together. If my brothers and I decided to be lawyers or plumbers, it’d be just as powerful as the band, because we’d be doing it together. The world could never rip it apart. We’ll always keep going.” They’ve proven that. After 23 years of relentless recording and touring, Los Lonely Boys mutually agreed to take a rest in 2019. As family, communication never ceased though. With the pandemic, “one domino fell after another,” and the break lengthened due to extenuating circumstances. “It’s like the Higher Power above mandated we take a little hiatus,” says Henry. “We were being told to stop, and it just so happened to be right before COVID.” “It was essentially a sabbatical,” says Jojo. “Once music is in your blood, it’s in your blood for eternity.” As such, a different kind of divinity stepped in to interrupt the band’s slumber. The Who invited Los Lonely Boys to open a string of shows around Cinco De Mayo in 2022. They agreed, because, well who can say, “No” to The Who? “It was confirmation like this is what we’re supposed to do, man.” Jojo states. “The shows were emotional,” admits Ringo. “We wanted to make sure we played well for the audiences. The nerves went away once we got on stage, but there were a lot of tears. It was like no time had passed between us. It sparked everything up again. We didn’t need to say anything. We were all writing again and went, ‘Let’s record!’” Fittingly, they turn the page on this next chapter with “Send More Love.” Acoustic strumming gives way to a dreamy guitar melody as the hook pleads, “This world is going crazy, can you send more love?” It culminates on a powerful chant underlined by eloquent six-string soul. “There’s so much suffering in the world,” sighs Henry. “You look around and see craziness everywhere on social media, in the news, at dinner tables, and during every conversation. I sat down, and the song came through me. I imagined dialing the phone and talking to God. It’s like a broke kid at school who’s running out of money and calling his parents. We’re asking the heavenly father, ‘Could you send more love down here? We’re going broke’.” “The last time Henry wrote a song like this we went worldwide,” chuckles Jojo. “We all thought ‘Send More Love’ was special.” Maintaining their creative momentum with Jojo spearheading production, the follow-up “Dance With Me” channels the bliss of true love in all of its movements. “It’s basically the whole concept of a man and woman experiencing the dance of life and the dance of love together as one,” he reveals. “It’s a powerful song in different way. It’s representative of Los Lonely Boys, but with a more modern twist.” In the end, Los Lonely Boys channel the strength of their brotherhood and share it with the world. “We do what we do because something greater than all of us has given us the ability to do so,” Jojo leaves off. “We don’t take credit for any of this. We’re simply thankful to do this together.” “I record for my brothers,” Ringo adds. “I want to impress them. If they love it, I love it, and we all love it, it seems like fans will too. It’s the same formula. Family first.” “We’re still familia,” Henry concludes. “And we’re going to give it our all until our last breath, man.”
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I have seen Los Lonely Boys several times in the past. I am an avid fan of theirs, however they didn't play several of their hits but instead chose to play other groups songs and even a blues song. They are very talented guitar players and it appeared they were just jamming at times. Over all I was disappointed .
Downtown Phoenix Cinco De Mayo Festival Phoenix, AZThe show was fabulous. So proud of this group and their accomplishments. Music old and new was breathtaking. Venue was great. Seats were good. Staff friendly and efficient. They even took away the full trash can during show. After, the restroom had hot water, and necessary amenities. I was very impressed. Would definitely go back again. Highly recommend. 💪💃👠🎼🎶♥️
Aztec Theatre San Antonio, TXConcert was great. It was our first time to enjoy the Lava Cantina also which is top shelf also. Staff checked us many times with refills and offering drinks. The staff was very polite and attentive. The music was great as you would expect with it being the Los Lonely Boys. Great show and night in the Colony.
Lava Cantina The Colony The Colony, TXI ve always been a fan and will continue to wake up to señorita every morning my favorite song of all time. This was by far my favorite concert ever!!!!!! Yes even King George and AC/DC take a backseat I love your hair your bandannas and best of all the music that you make for me don’t ever stop playing
City Winery Atlanta, GAWhat a unique and incredible venue! It was my favlrite show in a LONG time!! The venue felt so intimate and there wasn't really a bad seat in the house. Great location right off the highway, great crowd, amazing staff.. Please bring in more amazing groups like Los Lonely Boys. We had a blast!!
Narrows Center For The Arts Fall River, MAYes, Los Lonely Boys is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Los Lonely Boys concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Los Lonely Boys tour is scheduled for 31 dates across 28 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Los Lonely Boys is scheduled to play 31 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Los Lonely Boys's tour starts Apr 15, 2026 and ends on Oct 03, 2026. They will play 28 cities; their most recent concert was held in Parker at Pace Center and their next upcoming concert will be in Aspen at Wheeler Opera House.
As part of the Los Lonely Boys tour, Los Lonely Boys is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
