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Billy Gibbons

On the heels of the release of The Big Bad Blues, Billy F Gibbons’ second solo album released just this past September, Gibbons geared up for a tour that hits San Antonio on Sunday. The Big Bad Blues focuses on Gibbons’ lifelong love of the blues and rock ’n’ roll, showcasing the blues-influenced vocals and guitar licks that have served as the foundation for his numerous hits over the past five decades. The album features 11 tracks balancing some classic covers like “Rollin’ and Tumblin’” and “Standing Around Crying” along with some of Billy’s new blues originals.

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