The country-punk band is coming to Solana Beach, Pioneertown and West Hollywood next week in support of its latest album “Should’ve Learned By Now.”
As a band with a quarter-century of gigs to their credit, Lucero have downshifted their touring ambitions in recent years. These days they’re out on the road for a crisp 100 dates or so, a considerable amount by most bands’ count. But for an act that used to eclipse the 200-, even 250-gigs mark, this is a real change.
“Right now, we’re a five-piece, a stripped-down rock ’n’ roll band, doing the simpler version of what we were doing 10 years ago,” Nichols said in a recent phone interview. “With our last album, ‘When You Found Me,’ we had a darker, moodier record. Synths are all over that album. A lot of fans came along with us for that. I really like that record, it was a fun experiment. But with ‘Should’ve Learned by Now,’ all that is out the window again.
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