Ray Wylie Hubbard - Night 2 of our Wylie Weekend! The Bugle Boy

Over the course of an epic and colorful music career now spanning six decades, Ray Wylie Hubbard has been many things:  hippie folkie, Cowboy Twinkie, progressive country renegade, roadhouse rocker, cautionary tale, comeback kid, songwriter’s songwriter, evangelist of all things grit ’n’ groove, Texas music legend, and bona fide Americana Godfather. He’s also the guy who wrote both “Up Against the Wall (Redneck Mother)” and “Snake Farm,” and the only artist in the known universe to corral a Beatle, an Eagle, and a Black Crowe all into playing on the same song (“Bad Trick,” from Hubbard’s 2020 album, Co-Starring.) A Texas Heritage Songwriters Hall of Famer, Hubbard is a poet on the level of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark and a master at explaining how the sacred and the profane, the yin and yang, the eternal and the now, the hippies and the rednecks, and the saved and the damned are all part of the same conversation. And it just so happens that he’s incredibly funny, too. We are excited to welcome the legendary “Wylie Llama” — and his guitar-slinging son, Lucas — back to La Grange once again for a two-night stand at the Bugle Boy.