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Shinyribs with Scott Strickland
Shinyribs reassembles the American song bag like a picker in a junkyard; Texas singer-songwriter, East Tx blues, Louisiana swamp n’ rhythm, honky tonk, Oklahoma swing, Golden-Triangle Cajun, and Arkansas jazz are all filtered through the singular vision of Kevin Russell, one of Austin’s most celebrated and criminally underrated singer-songwriters.
The Austin-based supergroup has entered a bold new chapter with the small baller "Shortribs" configuration — a tightly arranged powerhouse built to showcase what has always been at the heart of the Shinyribs experience: Russell’s legendary songwriting chops, his iconic voice, and the infamous hi-jinks of the self-proclaimed world’s oldest living male exotic dancer. Hip shaking, booty twerking, arm flapping, high kicking and karate chopping good times are guaranteed to send you home with aching cheeks and tear-stained laughter.
Shinyribs has been nominated and won a slew of awards and honors, but you will be the one going home with that Shiny trophy feeling. We are so excited you get to see Shinyribs soon. Lucky you! If you’ve never heard of Shinyribs, that’s a good thing. Now you’ve got something to look forward to. Let’s try and keep this a secret. We don’t want a bunch of dilettantes and phonies ruining our good time.
Scott Strickland is a force in modern music, weaving raw emotion and technical brilliance into a sound that transcends genres. Hailing from Houston, Texas, with deep roots in Nacogdoches, Scott’s journey from filmmaker to full-time musician is a testament to resilience, passion, and the transformative power of creativity. Now based in Austin, he has become one of the city’s most dynamic performers, crafting a unique blend of rock, pop, and folk with a soulful edge.
https://www.scottstricklandband.com
- Infants and children under 6 are not permitted in the venue for amplified night time shows due to sound levels and crowded conditions.
- All ticket purchases are final. No refunds will be processed unless the headline artist cancels the performance.