Los Lonely Boys bring ‘Texican’ to Tampa – Florida

“The Garza brothers spent years performing around West Texas as the backing band for their father Enrique in crowded cantinas and roadhouses. Eventually, the siblings formed their own power trio and after choosing the name Los Lonely Boys took their distinct brand of “Texican” guitar rock from the Lone Star State to the world. In doing so, they joined a very elite club of Chicano “crossover” stars.

Los Lonely Boys have been in the limelight ever since their 2004 self-titled debut album generated the breezy hit single “Heaven.” The LP has sold more than two million copies and earned the trio a Grammy for best Pop Vocal Duo/Group. The 2005 release of “Live at the Fillmore” documented the band’s power in concert, most notably the chops of lead guitarist/singer Henry Garza, whose style recalls fellow Texan Stevie Ray Vaughan”

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