Thus proclaimed NPR Music of Alejandro Rose-Garcia, a gentleman from Texas known as Shakey Graves. The lo-fi vibe of Shakey Graves’ bluesy folk rock had him pegged as Austin’s Next Big Thing faster than you can say longhorn, and since his debut he’s been shaking things up to giant crowds across North America and beyond. Rose-Garcia is much beloved in his home state, where every February 9 is Shakey Graves Day.

Big news! Austin’s Shakey Graves will join City And Colour on a huge Canadian tour in June 2016. Tickets go on sale to the public on November 27 @ 10am EST.

Austin, TX (aka the hometown to Shakey Graves) is celebrating Shakey Graves Day once again this year. In celebration of SGD, “Nobody’s Fool” an EP consisting of songs that were recorded during the making of “And The War Came” is now available on Shakey Graves’ bandcamp page.

Shakey Graves sold out every show on his last run through Canada, so act quickly if you want to see him on stage at one of these newly-announced tour dates! Tickets on sale January 16, 2015.

Shakey Graves premieres his new video for "Dearly Departed".

Austin’s most famous one-man-band, Shakey Graves, takes his show on the road with the official release of And the War Came, only the second album of his short but vertically-oriented musical career. The album, out today on Six Shooter Records in Canada, bursts out of the gates bolstered by national radio play, a strong review in Exclaim and a sold out string of Western Canadian dates, not to mention an upgrade from The Horseshoe Tavern to The Phoenix in Toronto

Thus proclaimed NPR Music of the one-man-band known as Shakey Graves in 2012. The lo-fi vibe of Shakey Graves’ bluesy debut, Roll the Bones, immediately attracted the attention of tastemakers who pegged the Austin artist as a Next Big Thing faster than you can say longhorn.