Uncle Lucius at the 1859 St. Joseph's Church

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• Tickets are non-refundable
• #GalvestonHistory+ early admission from 5:45 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. and post-show meet & greet
• Doors open at 6:15 p.m., show starts at 6:30 p.m.
• Seating is general admission - no reserved seating will be available

Uncle Lucius has long been known for their unique blend of roots rock & roll and country soul. Since adding heavyweights Doug Strahan (guitar) and Drew Scherger (bass) to the fold, the band has expanded its palette, exploring new musical landscapes and reveling in the power that comes from following sonic avenues, without prejudice, wherever they lead. The results onstage speak for themselves.

During the years following the band's farewell tour in 2018, their audience continued to organically grow, highlighted by the placement of their song "Keep the Wolves Away" in an episode of Yellowstone and its subsequent RIAA gold and platinum certifications. After a few years on hiatus — with a fresh outlook and a deep well of new ideas — the band members began to shake off their collective rust and blueprint songs that mirrored their career and current status, hitting on themes of resolve and resilience. The band released their first album in 8 years Like It's The Last One Left last December via Thirty Tigers / Boo Clap Records. Since their comeback the band has toured consistently around the world and recently the 2nd single from Like It's The Last One Left, "All The Angelenos," hit #5 on the Texas Radio Charts.

ENTRANCE & PRINT PACKAGE - $70

We have a limited number of commemorative prints available for this show. Reserve one now, and we'll have it ready for pickup when you arrive!

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The Texas Music Office (TMO) designated Galveston as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community on February 26, 2024. The Music Friendly Texas program aims to create jobs and economic development in Texas communities by supporting the music industry. Galveston's certification recognizes its rich musical heritage and the city's connection to the arts. Learn more here.

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