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Moody Amphitheater | Austin, TX

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The St. Augustine Amphitheatre | St Augustine, FL

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Saenger Theatre Mobile | Mobile, AL

The Fillmore Silver Spring | Silver Spring, MD

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Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom | Hampton Beach, NH

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Artpark Outdoor Amphitheater | Lewiston, NY

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Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs | Palm Desert, CA

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Showroom at Talking Stick Resort | Scottsdale, AZ

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Jimmie Vaughan tour dates 2024

Jimmie Vaughan is currently touring across 1 country and has 16 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Moody Amphitheater in Austin, after that they'll be at Plaza Live - Orlando in Orlando.

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Austin Blues Festival

Plaza Live - Orlando

St. Augustine Amphitheatre

Saenger Theatre

Grewal Hall at 224

Blue Gate Performing Arts Center

The Fillmore Silver Spring

Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom

Backroads Blues Festival: Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Jimmie Vaughan & Duane

City Winery Chicago

Cactus Theater

Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs

Hollywood Bowl

The Coach House

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Golden State Theatre

Austin City Limits Live at the Moody Theater

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Fabulous gig. Well worth the 9,000 mile journey to get to the iconic venue Antones in Austin. Jimmie is a timeless master and the Tilt A Whirl band are supreme.

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Excellent show! I’ve been a fan of Jimmie Vaughan since the first Fabulous Thunderbirds album & own every album by the band with him and all of his solo albums, so finally getting the chance to see him and the Tilt-A-Whirl band at the Token Lounge was a very special experience.

I thoroughly enjoyed the set from start to finish, and the songs from the new album sounded great.

“Scratch My Back” and “The Crawl” were much appreciated from the early days, as Jimmie’s solo on “The Crawl” was one of the first solos I learned to play.

Hope to visit Austin sometime when Jimmie Vaughan is in town to play at a local venue while I’m there, that has been something I’ve wanted to do for a long time now.

While he did put on a good show for the most part, he only actually played a couple of blues tunes. He has taken on a more jazzy style of music, using a jazz combo (sax and trombone prominent) including rearrangement of some blues tunes including some old TBird songs. So, if you like the old JV style you will probably will a little disappointed as his set is now more jazz based with 3/4 beat over the standard 2/4 blues beat with the horns in the forefront of most of the songs performed.

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Jimmie Vaughan at Rialto Theatre, Tucson, AZ, USA

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Jimmie Vaughan at Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN, USA

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And the tilt-a-whirl band, october 17, 2023, doors 6:00  show 8:00.

We are so excited to welcome Jimmie Vaughan to Tomball, Texas to perform on the Main Street Crossing stage. What an honor it is to host you for a live concert with an artist up-close. Buy your tickets and read a little more about Jimmie Vaughan below.

In true Texas fashion, four-time Grammy-winner Jimmie Vaughan has helped breathe new life into the music that has been his lifeline all these decades, becoming a hero to those who cherish America’s real gift to musical history.

“When I talk about country and blues, they’re the same thing,” Jimmie Vaughan says. “Muddy Waters and Hank Williams, Webb Pierce and Jimmy Reed. When I was a kid, I didn’t understand the difference. Everybody was always asking me, ‘Why do you want to play blues? Why don’t you play country?’ But I would listen to the country guys and they would be doing a Jimmy Reed song. They’re playing the same lick. And Ray Charles, Little Milton, Guitar Junior, Lonnie Brooks, B.B. King–they all did country songs. Is Bob Wills country blues or jazz? And the answer is, it’s American music. I’m tired of trying to pigeonhole everything. I want to bring it together; it comes from the same place.”

As a young teenager in Oak Cliff, Texas, his father told him to take guitar lessons if he wanted to really learn the instrument. But when Vaughan’s teacher told the guitar student it wasn’t going to work because the student “was too far gone” to learn from the lesson books, Jimmie Vaughan knew he was on his own. Which was perfect for him, because the blues would be his teacher for life. For those who find themselves living inside this true American music, it becomes a way of life, and a musical force to follow forever.

Jimmie Vaughan became possessed by his instrument while listening to the blues on the Black radio station in Dallas, and it has been that way ever since. When something this strong takes over, there is no way out—the pursuit just keeps going deeper. Jimmie Vaughan has been playing the blues he hears in his head and feels in his heart for over a half-century.

When he first heard songs like Phil Upchurch’s “You Can’t Sit Down,” The Nightcaps’ “Wine, Wine, Wine” and B.B. King’s many hit songs in the early 1960s, he knew he had found his music. And ever since then, it’s been a constant quest to play the blues, whether it was in early 1970s Austin bands like Storm and then the Fabulous Thunderbirds, or later with brother Stevie Ray Vaughan on their FAMILY STYLE album, and on his own releases throughout the 1990s and in 2001.

Then the solo albums stopped, until in 2010, Vaughan had an idea to start recording The Great American Blues Songbook. He assembled the kind of band most musicians can only dream about, and began  recording his dream set list at Top Hat and Wire Studios in Austin. Never one to back down from a great idea, in 2011 Vaughan and band went back into the same studio and recorded a second collection of some of his favorite songs, zeroing in on that music’s ability to light a fuse wherever it was heard.

Last fall, to help celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the first of the BLUES, BALLADS AND FAVOURITES albums, THE PLEASURE’S ALL MINE compiled both albums as a collection, and was released alongside a Vinyl reissue of 2016’s JIMMIE VAUGHAN TRIO featuring Mike Flanigin LIVE AT C-BOY’S release, which featured songs recorded at the venerable Austin nightspot that Vaughan and crew call home when they are in town.

In 2019, his newest release, BABY, PLEASE COME HOME brought him back into the spotlight with yet another Grammy nomination, and a Blues Foundation Award for Best Male Artist.

This year, he celebrates his life in the blues and on the road with THE JIMMIE VAUGHAN STORY, a special limited-edition box set and book including over 200 photos covering his life and the breadth of his remarkable career. And yet, Vaughan still feels like he is just getting started, devoted to making sure he is able to give back to the music that has given him so much. The blues is in Jimmie Vaughan’s blood, has been there since the start, and will stay there forever.

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Tangled Up in Blues: Check Out Bob Dylan Performing with Jimmie Vaughan at Final Show of His Latest Tour

B ob Dylan wrapped up the latest leg of his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour this past Saturday, April 6, in Austin, Texas, at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. Seven songs into concert, Dylan invited a special guest to join him and his band, veteran blues guitarist Jimmie Vaughan.

Vaughan wound up playing with Dylan and company for most of the rest of the show. He lent his guitar talents to nine songs—“I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight,” “My Own Version of You,” “Crossing the Rubicon,” “To Be Alone with You,” “Gotta Serve Somebody,” “Walking by Myself,” “Big River,” “Goodbye Jimmy Reed,” and “Every Grain of Sand.”

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“Walking by Myself” and “Big River” were covers of songs by, respectively, Jimmy Reed and Johnny Cash. You can checkout the full set list at BobDylan.com and Setlist.fm .

You can listen to audio of Dylan’s full April 6 performance in Austin on YouTube .

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Vaughan, who is based in Austin, is best known as a founding member of The Fabulous Thunderbirds as well as for being the older brother of late guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan.

The Vaughan brothers were both featured on Dylan’s 1990 studio album Under the Red Sky .

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Vaughan’s and Dylan’s 2024 Tour Plans

Jimmie Vaughan recently postponed a series of spring U.S. headlining dates, “due to unforeseen circumstances,” and rescheduled most of them for the fall. He also has plenty of other previously announced gigs, starting with an April 26 concert in Dallas. Vaughan’s 2024 itinerary includes three shows in July opening for Buddy Guy, and three dates supporting Eric Clapton in October.

As for Dylan, his next concerts will be this summer as part of Willie Nelson’s 2024 Outlaw Music Festival Tour . The trek also will feature performances at select dates by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, John Mellencamp, and others.

The tour kicks off on June 21 in Alpharetta, Georgia, and is mapped out through a September 20 performance in Gilford, New Hampshire.

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When it comes to the blues today, there are a handful of guiding lights to make sure the music stays true to its powerful source. The sound of pleasure and pain that first sparked musicians to create such a sound is a force that can never be underestimated. The mojo has to be there. For Jimmie Vaughan, he's dedicated his life to making sure the blues not only stays alive, but remains full of life and an inspiration to all who listen. It's a spirit he holds close to him, and for over 50 years of holding the blues close inside him, Vaughan isn't about to stop now. Jimmie Vaughan's new album, BABY, PLEASE COME HOME, is a rolling and righteous celebration of everything the blues can be. The songs can go up, down, sideways and even off in their own distinctive direction, but one thing is certain, each and every one of them is packed with pure feeling and striking originality. That's because while the blues is almost as old as America itself, every time a musician lends their soul to living inside these songs, something new comes out. There is a constant reinvention for musicians like Vaughan, because the blues demands it. There can be nothing less than a revelation, because that's how the music stays alive. It is almost like an alchemy exists, where instruments and voice join together to make a joyful noise. And above all else the blues, in the capable of hands of Vaughan and his musical cohorts, is a path to salvation. One that is birthed in the ability of songs to make life on earth a better place to be. Sometimes it takes decades to finally arrive at a place called home. When a young player starts out as a teenager to find a spot to call his own, there can be enough twists and turns to throw even the most dedicated of souls off the mark. Life can be a tricky endeavor, and between the bright lights and the dark nights, that road ahead can be full of false starts and deceiving roadblocks. But on BABY, PLEASE COME HOME Jimmie Vaughan proves without doubt all his efforts and energy have taken him to the promised land. Maybe that's because blues is really the art of distillation, seeking the sound where there are no extraneous notes, or unnecessary additions to the feeling of freedom. It takes years to get there, and patience is most definitely a virtue. Above all else, feeling is the most important element of all. With that, all else can be conquered. "Playing what you feel has always been my main goal," Vaughan says. Considering the Texas guitarist and singer has had the kind of career that makes him a living legacy, those are no idle words. His first group when he was starting high school played Dallas' Hob Knob Lounge six nights a week, learning the kind of lessons that can't be taught. They have to be lived. Other bands in the '60s convinced the young man it was time to find a way to play the music he felt the strongest about: the blues, That took him to hitchhiking to Austin in the early '70s and carving out a new crew of blues players who shared his musical excitement. Jimmie Vaughan started in the lead, and has remained there. After worldwide success with the Fabulous Thunderbirds during the '80s, it came time to leave that band and build his own path in exploring different approaches to the blues. He did not hesitate. And what Vaughan discovered was that he could take it anywhere; there were no boundaries. "I wanted to find out what I could really do," he says, "and when I started singing it gave me a whole new side to explore. When I was young I didn't really pay much attention to categories of music. I just heard what I liked and decided to explore that. And that's really what I'm still doing." For the past few years, Jimmie Vaughan has been recording a series of albums dedicated to the songs he's always held in high esteem, recorded by artists that inspired him from his very earliest days of performing. The sessions have been held in studios near Austin, and he was surrounded by fellow musicians who understand that music is intended to ignite the heart and fill the soul. There can be no shortcuts or sleight-of-hand when playing these songs. They come from writers and performers who responsible for so much of modern popular musics, some well known but many are other who are still names not known outside the blues world. On BABY, PLEASE COME HOME, some of those original artists are Lloyd Price, Jimmy Donley, Lefty Frizell, Richard Berry, Chuck Willis, Bill Doggett, T-Bone Walker, Etta James, Fats Domino, Gatemouth Brown and Jimmy Reed. In so many ways, this is a list of some of the prime purveyors of America's greatest music. That it can range from seminal bluesmen like Jimmy Reed to one of the founding father of modern country music Lefty Frizell proves the point that Vaughan has always believed: music is not about what it is labeled, but rather how it makes the listener feel. On BABY, PLEASE COME HOME, those feelings are played to the hilt by some of Jimmie Vaughan's long-standing A-team, including George Rains, Billy Pitman, Ronnie James, Mike Flanigan, Doug James, Greg Piccolo, Al Gomez, Kaz Kazonoff, T. Jarred Bonata, John Mills and Randy Zimmerman. They are joined by guest vocalists Georgia Bramhall and Emily Gimble. These sessions, mostly held at San Marcos, Texas' Fire Station studio, were the kind of recordings that are based on musicians who have been playing this music for decades. They've come to have a near-silent style of communication, where a look or a smile communicates much more than words ever could. As bandleader, singer and guitarist, Jimmie Vaughan is a master of how everything is captured for posterity. His singing voice has grown into a study in strength. And while sometimes he might say, "Sometimes you can sing and sometimes you can't," like everything else the Texan touches, Vaughan knows when it's right and never stops until it is. He has always looked to his soul as the ultimate barometer of when the music is right, and when that is satisfied Vaughan knows he has found that spot where the music is ready to be shared. The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards once said, "The blues. It's probably the most important thing America has ever given the world." To which Jimmie Vaughan would likely add, "Amen."

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Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl Band

The Victoria Fine Arts Association (VFAA) and Victoria College’s Leo J. Welder Center for the Performing Arts are partnering to present Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl Band on Thursday, October 19, 2023 at the Leo J. Welder Center for the Performing Arts, 214 N. Main Street, downtown Victoria. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the concert starts at 7:30 p.m.

In true Texas fashion, four-time Grammy-winner Jimmie Vaughan has helped breathe new life into the music that has been his lifeline all these decades, becoming a hero to those who cherish America's real gift to musical history. "When I talk about country and blues, they're the same thing," Jimmie Vaughan says.

Vaughan is performing at Texas venues fresh from a West Coast tour with Eric Clapton and the Crossroads Guitar Festival. This year, Jimmy Vaughn celebrates his life in the blues and on the road with THE JIMMIE VAUGHAN STORY, a special limited-edition box set and book including over 200 photos covering his life and the breadth of his remarkable career. And yet Vaughan still feels like he is just getting started, devoted to making sure he is able to give back to the music that has given him so much.

The blues is in Jimmie Vaughan's blood, has been there since the start, and will stay there forever. Tickets for the Oct. 19th performance are $65 for premium seating and $50 for standard seats. The Welder Center Box Office is the only authorized ticket seller, with tickets available in-person at the box office or online here .

A limited number of student seats are available for $20 each, only at the box office. No refunds or exchanges are offered on tickets. Box office hours are Tuesday–Friday from 12:30-5:30 p.m.

For more information, please contact Sue Prudhomme at (361) 570-8587 or via e-mail at [email protected]

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Tour Dates Postponed

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, Jimmie is postponing the below shows. Please keep your tickets for a new show to be announced. Jimmie apologizes for any inconvenience and looks forward to performing again for you soon.

Wednesday, March 27, Cactus Theater, Lubbock, TX

Thursday, March 28, KiMo, Albuquerque, NM

Friday, March 29, PACE Center, Parker (Denver). CO

Saturday, March 30, The Lincoln , Cheyenne. WY

Tuesday, April 2, The State Room, Salt Lake City, UT

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