In their October 21, 2023, performance at the Sames Auto Arena in Laredo, Texas, Lucero and Manuel Mijares delivered a memorable concert to a sold-out crowd. Fans were particularly excited to hear their duet "El Privilegio de Amar," a hit from 1998. The concert highlighted the artists' enduring popularity and the deep connection they share with their audience.
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Reported based on past experiences
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Event Details
Visual Effects
Pretty cool
Crowd Intensity
IT’S INSANE
ADA Compliant
Absolutely
Parental Advisory
Kid Friendly
Moderate
Security
Very Tight
Location Saftey
Amazing
Parking Info
Reported Parking
People say park in nearby lots and it usually costs around $5 to $25.
On-site Parking Available
Featured Amenities
Food Information
The venue is reported to have Bar-Style , Restaurant-Style , and Snack Bar food available.
Food AvailableFood ServicesBar ServicesRestroom AccessWiFi AvailabilityWheelchair AccessibleRamp entrance
Allowed & Prohibited
small bags / pursesAllowedweedProhibitedoutside food / drinksProhibitedsmall camerasAllowedservice animalsAllowed
How to Dress
Expected Style
Most people usually dress in Emo/Gothic style attire here.
Indoor Line Indoor Venue Heel Friendly
Venue
1050 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA
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May
16
1:30 AM - 4:30 AM
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Live rating: 5/5
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In their December 2023 live album "Live From Red Rocks," Lucero delivered a heartfelt performance at the iconic venue. Frontman Ben Nichols expressed gratitude to the audience, noting, "for not forgetting about us, y’all," before launching into "For The Lonely Ones." The setlist included a mix of fan favorites and newer material, with the band experimenting with their latest songs to see how they resonated live. The recording captured the band's genuine excitement and the crowd's enthusiastic response, providing an authentic live experience.
Lucero's November 13, 2023, show at the Aladdin Theater in Portland, Oregon, showcased their evolution as a band. Despite frontman Ben Nichols admitting to overindulging the previous night, the performance was tight and engaging. The setlist featured a mix of old favorites like "On My Way Downtown" and "Sweet Little Thing," alongside newer tracks from their 2023 album "Should've Learned by Now," such as "Everything Has Changed" and "Among the Ghosts." The band also revisited older material, including "Bikeriders," which received a renewed energy from the audience. The encore, featuring "The War" and "Here at the Starlite," left the crowd energized and appreciative.
Lucero's April 9, 2023, performance at The Fillmore in San Francisco was a lively celebration of their 25th anniversary. Frontman Ben Nichols engaged warmly with the audience, sharing anecdotes and expressing gratitude for their support. The setlist blended classics like "That Much Further West" and "Here at the Starlite" with newer tracks from their 2023 album "Should've Learned by Now," such as "Macon If We Make It." The band's energy was palpable, with Nichols humorously interacting with the crowd, even commenting on Easter eggs placed on stage. The encore featured an a cappella rendition of "The Last Pale Light in the West," showcasing Nichols's emotive delivery.
About the Artist
Lucero's musical performances are a compelling blend of heartfelt storytelling and raw rock energy, often weaving in elements of country and punk that reflect their Memphis roots. Their live shows are known for an intimate yet electrifying atmosphere, where the band’s gritty sound meets emotionally charged lyrics, creating a connection that feels both personal and communal. Fans often recall the band's rise from humble beginnings, with frontman Ben Nichols' evocative voice and candid stage presence becoming a defining hallmark. A memorable anecdote among fans is how Nichols' childhood experiences in the South deeply influence the band's narrative style, lending authenticity and a touch of Southern gothic charm to their music. Lucero's concerts are not just performances but shared experiences, where the audience is drawn into a story that is as much about resilience and reflection as it is about the music itself. Their song "Nights Like These" exemplifies this blend, capturing the bittersweet essence of late-night introspection with a sound that is both soothing and stirring. While their style is earnest, there's a subtle wit in their lyrics and stage banter that keeps the mood engaging without ever tipping into cliché or self-parody.
