Alejandro Escovedo will return to Houston on Saturday, June 1 in celebration of his latest release Echo Dancing. Credit: Photo by Nancy Rankin Escovedo All of the mirrors and cameras on a car help to ...

When Alejandro Escovedo settled into his first Lexington performance, a date at the now long-goneLynagh’s Music Club during the summer of 1996, artist and audience were new to each other. Already a ...

Texas singer-songwriter Alejandro Escovedo has been thrilling live audiences for decades with his music. This past week Escovedo along with Lucinda Williams and the band Wilco were announced to be the ...

Alejandro Escovedo's career his taken many turns over the last six decades, from opening for The Sex Pistols at their last show as a member of the punk rock outfit The Nuns, to rocking with Austin's ...

Born into a musical immigrant family, Alejandro Escovedo is a songwriting survivor who can weave together this country’s current tumult with past ghosts like few others. His newest album The Crossing ...

Alejandro Escovedo was originally scheduled to perform at The Acorn in Three Oaks on March 28, 2020, as part of his tour supporting the Record Store Day release of “La Cruzada,” the Spanish-language ...

When Alejandro Escovedo and his backing band known as Don Antonio set up behind the Tiny Desk, their first sounds were blistering loud. That's when we broke the news: We wouldn't amplify Alejandro's ...

“La Cruzada,” a new version of Alejandro Escovedo’s 2018 album “The Crossing” recorded in Spanish with lead vocals from Alex Ruiz of Austin band Del Castillo, reached No. 8 on this week’s Latin Pop ...

Cole Escovedo knows a lot about second chances. Two years ago, the former WEC champion woke up in his bed and couldn’t feel his legs. A staph infection, along with a string of medical complications ...

Veteran Austin-based singer-guitarist Alejandro Escovedo has persevered through three decades of rough-and-tumble rock 'n' roll and lived to make an album about it. He's seen his ballyhooed punk / ...

The credits for some of Alejandro Escovedo’s songs list a lineup more familiar to baroque chamber music–violin, double bass, cellos, tremelo pizzicato cello and orchestral percussion–than roots rock.