Lucero played at the Black Sheep in Colorado Springs, CO (my old stomping ground) last week. Here’s a recording of the entire show for your downloading pleasure.

One Set:
01 intro
02 That Much Further West
03 Downtown (intro)
04 On My Way Downtown
05 Nights Like These
06 Kiss the Bottle
07 Women & Work
08 Chain Link Fence
09 Sounds Of the City
10 Wasted
11 Raising Hell
12 Hey Darlin’, Do You Gamble?
13 Slow Dancing
14 I Can’t Stand To Leave You
15 Colorado Girl
16 The War
17 - banter -
18 Tonight She’s Mine
19 Diamond State Heart Break
20 All Sewn Up - My Best Girl
21 Tears Don’t Matter Much *

Encore:
22 crowd & banter
23 Mom
24 Dangerous Thing
25 Sixes and Sevens *

* w/ members of Larry and His Flask

(via That’s The Thing About That: Lucero @ The Black Sheep, Colorado Springs, CO 2012-04-01)

My Breaking Bad tattoo, pretty well healed. Need to go back to Colorado to get it touched up though.

Tattoo by Steve Bauer, Premier Tattoo. Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Work in progress. Tattoo by: Steve Bauer, Premier Tattoo, Colorado Springs, CO.

Band Shirt Of The Day: Goodbye Harry

I bought this Goodbye Harry shirt on January 25, 2008 at the Triple Nickel Tavern in Colorado Springs, CO. Scott Reynolds had just begun the first tour with his new band, Scott Reynolds and the Steaming Beast, and they were opening for Drag The River on a handful of Colorado dates. Scott showed up with tons of merch in tow; he had 2 different Goodbye Harry shirts (which he had printed himself), as well as a Steaming Beast shirt, some leftover Pavers shirts, and a bunch of CDs and vinyl. I spent a shit ton of money buying everything I could get my hands on.

Big benefit show in Colorado Springs this weekend. If you can make it out to the Triple Nickel in Colorado Springs, I can promise you a great time. Plus, you’ll be helping out Ricky Grueter (brother of JJ from Drag the River/The Nobodys) who needs bone marrow treatments.

If you can’t make the show, you can donate here via Pay Pal - all of this money goes straight into Ricky’s pockets.

Or, for a limited time, Drag the River are selling their records for a “Pay What You Want” type of deal, and all that money goes to Ricky too. Go here if you wanna do that.

The Grueters are some of my favorite people on this planet. It’d sure be awesome if you could help them out.

From 1999-2006 I owned and operated an independent record label - Big Lizard Records. And I would post Big Lizard Records stickers everywhere. This one was posted on a change machine at the Triple Nickel Tavern in Colorado Springs, CO.