Two Grammy Award-winning bands deliver bold rock ’n’ roll with blues and traditional Mexican roots.

• Since rising to national acclaim with a cover of Ritchie Valens’s “La Bamba” in 1987, Los Lobos have won 3 Grammys and have released multiple critically acclaimed albums that showcase their versatile style.
• In celebration of their seminal album’s 20^th anniversary, Los Lobos released a remastered version of Kiko in 2012 and a CD/DVD/Blu-ray recording of a live performance of the album.
• “From their very first recordings, their rich musicality was apparent; on nearly every subsequent record, they have found ways to redefine and expand their sound, without ever straying from the musical traditions that form the heart and soul of the band.”—Billboard
• A trio of brothers hailing from Texas, Los Lonely Boys got their start playing Mexican/American music with their father before releasing their self-titled debut in 2003. This album garnered them a No. 1 hit with “Heaven,” which also won a Grammy in 2004 for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group.
• In 2011 Los Lonely Boys released their fourth studio album, Rockpango, which AllMusic.com calls “inviting, infectious, and inventive.”
•  “This self-proclaimed ‘Texican Rock and Roll’ trio still revels in Latin-tinged soul sparked by close-knit harmonies and a dexterous instrumental attack touching equally on Santana, Jimi Hendrix, and, well, Jimmy Buffet.” —Paste magazine