Texas blues and soul band performing live at Jester King Brewery.
The Larry Harris Band plays Jester King Brewery on Saturday, August 15, from 5 PM to 8 PM. They're a Texas blues and soul outfit, and they describe their sound as coming by way of Muscle Shoals—that legendary Alabama studio known for the R&B and soul records of the sixties and seventies. If you're familiar with that sound, you've got a good idea of what to expect: soulful vocals, a strong rhythm section, and a lean, guitar-driven approach.
On stage, the band is led by Larry Harris, who handles both guitar and vocals. He's joined by Mike Blue on guitar, Ryan Wormley on bass, and Joe Boone on drums. With two guitars in the mix, there's plenty of room for the interplay and the slow-burning grooves that define the blues and soul tradition. It's a full band, so you'll get the whole sound—the low end from the bass and drums holding everything together while the guitars and vocals take the lead.
Jester King Brewery is a bit of a destination. It's more than just a brewery; it's a restaurant, a kitchen, a farm, and an event hall, all sitting on a 165-acre ranch in the Texas Hill Country. The show is open to all ages, and leashed pets are welcome, so it's a good spot to bring the kids or the dog along for the afternoon. The brewery is located at 13187 Fitzhugh Rd. in Austin.
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There's no cover and no tickets for this one, so you can just show up. The music runs from 5 PM to 8 PM, which puts it right in that late-afternoon window—plenty of time to grab a drink and a bite to eat before the band kicks in. If you're in the mood for some Texas blues and soul on a Saturday afternoon, this is a straightforward way to spend it.
