Los Lonely Boys Bring Texican Soul to the Longhorn Ballroom — Feb. 15th. Exclusive Interview With JoJo Garza
- Bill Hernandez
- Feb 13
- 2 min read
Dallas is about to get a heavy dose of heart, harmony, and pure Texican rock & roll when Los Lonely Boys return to the legendary Longhorn Ballroom on January 15. Few bands carry the kind of musical DNA that the Garza brothers do — a blend of Chicano rock, blues, soul, country, and spiritual grit that has defined their sound for more than two decades. And in a room as historic and intimate as the Longhorn, that sound doesn’t just fill the space — it lives in it.
Los Lonely Boys have always been a band best experienced live. Henry’s fiery guitar work, Ringo’s rhythmic pulse, and JoJo’s soulful bass lines create a chemistry that feels both effortless and electric. Their breakout hit “Heaven” may have introduced them to the world, but it’s their deep catalog — from the bluesy swagger of “Onda” to the heartfelt “More Than Love” — that keeps fans coming back.
Longhorn Ballroom, with its storied past and newly revived energy, is the perfect backdrop for a band whose music is rooted in family, tradition, and Texas pride. Expect a show that moves from foot-stomping jams to spiritual slow-burners, all delivered with the authenticity that has made Los Lonely Boys one of the most beloved bands to come out of the Lone Star State.
A Conversation with JoJo Garza
This preview also sets the stage for a special feature: an exclusive interview with JoJo Garza, the band’s bassist and one of its emotional anchors. JoJo opens up about the band’s evolution, the power of brotherhood, and what it means to return to Texas stages after years of growth, reflection, and renewed purpose.
In the full interview, JoJo shares stories from the road, insights into the band’s creative process, and a heartfelt look at how their music continues to resonate with fans across generations.
If you’re looking for a night of music that hits the soul as much as the ears, February 15 at the Longhorn Ballroom is where you want to be. And with JoJo Garza offering a rare, candid look behind the music, this show becomes more than a concert — it becomes a story worth telling.
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