Lucero

Lucero is an American country-punk rock band hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, known for its unique fusion of heartland rock, punk, and alt-country. Formed in 1998, the band is fronted by Ben Nichols, whose gravelly voice and earnest storytelling have become hallmarks of Lucero's sound. The group has tenaciously built a dedicated following through relentless touring and a consistent output of critically acclaimed albums. Over the years, they've been known to blend instruments like the pedal steel and organ into their music, creating a rich, textured soundscape that supports Nichols' tales of love, loss, and life in the American South.

With releases like "Should've Learned by Now" and "Back in Ohio," Lucero demonstrates their continuous evolution as musicians, blending narrative-driven lyrics with a more matured rock and roll edge. The band's earnestness and gritty musicality are encapsulated in their 2021 album "When You Found Me," that showcases a slightly darker and more atmospheric turn in their sound, while still being rooted in the raw emotion and Southern storytelling charm that their fans love. "Live From Red Rocks," among other live recordings, underscores the band's reputation for powerful live performances, radiating the raucous, communal experience of their shows that have become a significant aspect of their identity. As they maintain a robust touring schedule and a close connection with their fanbase, Lucero continues to be a shining example of perseverance in the independent music scene.

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Should've Learned by Now
Album - 10 Tracks - Released February 24, 2023
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