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SUMMARY:Ian Moore's Acoustic Family Christmas Show
LOCATION:04 Center\, 2701 S Lamar Blvd\, Austin\, TX 78704\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Doors @ 7pmShow @ 8pmFull BarFree On-site ParkingAll AgesPURCHA
 SE TICKETS“You should be playing stadiums!” Ian laughs while hearing t
 his after another blazing performance at the 2024 SXSW music festival. Is 
 he laughing because he has played his fair share already\, from shows with
  some of the most influential musicians of all time\, from the Rolling Sto
 nes to Bob Dylan\, to a long line of headline festival performances\, or b
 ecause he knows the folly of the music business? “I’m always aiming fo
 r the fences\,” he says\, but you can tell he’s also motivated by some
 thing deeper. Ian is a triple threat and an artist’s artist. He came up 
 in Austin\, mentored by the greats. Stevie Ray Vaughan famously gave him h
 is first guitar\, and you can hear the lineage in his fingers\, but then y
 ou hear that voice...” I was obsessed with the soul singers as a kid\,
 ” he says\, and you can hear those influences in his silky falsetto and 
 his soulful phrasing. Spin magazine described him as a cross between Aaron
  Neville and Jimi Hendrix\, and that duality sets him apart from so many o
 ther guitarists. There is a sensitivity within the fire and an economy in 
 his playing that came from years and years playing with the greats as a yo
 ung man\, sharing stages with Willie Nelson\, Albert King\, Jimmie Vaughan
 \, Albert Collins\, Doug Sahm\, and many others while still in his teens a
 nd early twenties. At the same time\, Ian is always searching for new ways
  to expand and refine his music\, working with groundbreaking producers li
 ke Mark Howard/Daniel Lanois(Bob Dylan\, U2)\, Joe Chicarelli(White Stripe
 s\, Elton John)\, and more recently\, Adrian Quesada\, whose band ‘the B
 lack Pumas’ was starting to hit as they were making Ian’s ‘Strange D
 ays.’ He looks at songwriting through a lens just as serious as Guy Clar
 k or John Prine\, but through a scope that includes influences from countr
 y blues to brit pop and back. “Man\, many people don’t even listen to 
 lyrics anymore\, but to me\, it is the core of a great song\, and if the c
 ore
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