The Alex Lucero Band is a “Country Soul” touring act based out of Santa Cruz, CA. They have been hand selected and placed on multiple curated Spotify playlists and have also received awards on The Roots Soul/ R&B Charts for their original compositions. Their wide array of material and super tight band dynamics have made them a tremendous addition to venues and festivals around the US and Europe.

Since the beginning of his musical ventures, front man and writer,  Alex Lucero, has independently released 6 full length albums. Five of which are with the full band (previously named Live Again) and one solo album recorded and produced by his good friend Adam Patterson of The Expendables fame. 

Whether solo or accompanied with the band, all of Alex’s projects showcase his raw musical abilities, song crafting and passion. The music has received a phenomenal local response enabling Alex to maintain a serious presence and following, playing weekly in both the San Francisco Bay Area and all over Santa Cruz County averaging 300 shows a year! 

Alex and band have gone from supporting major acts (Michael McDonald, Chaka Khan, Pablo Cruise, Monophonics) to receiving headlining slots on main stages The Guild Theatre, The Gallo Theatre, The Felton Music Hall, Redwood Mountain Fair, Latitude 39 Festival, and many more.

Their most recent release “Long As You Like” (Single + upcoming EP) dives deeper into Alex Americana roots with 6 tracks of boot stomping, guitar driven, “country soul” that is sure to pack the dance floor wherever they perform. Lookout Santa Cruz says, “Lucero invests his cover tunes and his originals with a sensuous style that recalls the great soul singers of the 1970s, a touch of Al Green there, a shade of Van Morrison...”

Either with his full band, or a stripped down acoustic set with his wife and bass player, Justina Lucero, Alex’s musical prowess and alluring vocal abilities leave the audience hungry for more. 

The sound of Wolf Jett will make you dance, sing, and possibly even howl! Its roots run deep through the soul and help heal the heaviness of life. Their music is a celebration of perseverance, infusing folk, blues and americana into what can only be described as "Cosmic Mountain Music.” Frontman Chris Jones was born in the south and raised in CA. His songs combine the best of both worlds to create a vibe that is fresh, yet immediately familiar to a broad audience. He is joined by long-time musical collaborator Jon Payne on drums, Duncan Shipton on bass, Will Fourt on dobro/guitar. Often featuring Laura T. Lewis on vocals/percussion and other special guests, to boot.

Wolf Jett was conceived in late 2019 with the intent of bringing people together and putting smiles on their faces. Just prior to the release of their debut album (backed by 3 multi-state tours and various festival appearances) the world was brought to a screeching halt by pandemic. To adapt, they constructed an analog studio at Jon’s residence called “House on a Hill" in Boulder Creek, CA. Unfortunately, the CZU Lightning fires ripped through Big Basin State Park in August that year, consuming the house and new studio along with it. Their story was featured in SF Chronicle, Oakland Tribune, San Jose Mercury, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Lookout Santa Cruz and Good Times. Seeing an opportunity to help their community heal, they recorded a breathtakingly emotional live video among the ashes and rubble of where House on a Hill once stood with the help of their friends the T Sisters. Their song "Garden of Pain" has since become a local favorite. 

Their debut album was picked up by Warner Chappell Music. They have performed with Bay Area greats California Honeydrops, The Brothers Comatose, AJ Lee & Blue Summit, Midnight North, James Deprato (Chuck Prophet), Marty O’Reilly, T Sisters, Sam Chase, Stelth Ulvang (the Lumineers), Eric Yates (Hot Buttered Rum), and the Mother Hips. You can hear them online and on local radio stations KPIG and KBCZ in Santa Cruz.