Inspired by the lilting mariachi tones of a couple Ward Hayden & the Outliers nee Girls, Guns and Glory originals, this tribute to Doug Sahm and the Texas Tornados and a few other outlaws reminds of how derivative Texmex music was of the british invasion beat. Coming as contemporaries of the Beatles, Sir Douglas and the Quintet were reputedly the hazy vision of popular music seen through several cases of MD 20-20 in a Texas motel room by producer Heuy Meaux and quickly hit the charts in 1966 with She's About a Mover amidst the parallel success of the one-hit wonder 96 Tears. The sound came to rest in San Antonio and we've got the same question: "Anybody Going"? We'll be filling the Burren Backrooom with the incomparable vocals of Ward Hayden, a krewe of Boston outlaws and Rory Macleod on bass who arranged this project and himself played behind Doug Sahm in Austin when that 'Cosmic Cowboy' hopped on stage with virtually every band!
 
$15 in advance. $20 at the door.

This Is An All Ages Show

Doors are at 6pm. Showtime is 7pm. 

This is a General Admission show with very limited seating.

- Our front room is open for dinner, but the back room will have very limited seating.
- We will make a seat available for anyone with a disability
(A great plan is to have dinner in our front room before the show! www.burren.com for menu)

NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES