Los Lobos started playing Tex-Mex in East Los Angeles in 1973, but started to play around the world when they started to incorporate rock and roll, country, folk, the blues, and R&B. The group has become one of the most popular live acts around. Steve Berlin, Louie Perez, Conrad, Lozano, David Hidalgo, and Cesar Rosas have sold far more tickets worldwide than most groups can every hope to come close to.

Already established as an incredible live act after a decade of playing together, a record company finally gave them the support they needed to produce a big album. How Will the Wolf Survive? exposed Los Lobos to the country. The album sales may not have been the most impressive, but the world started to take notice of the experimental sounds coming out of East Los Angeles. Artists like Bo Dylan and the Grateful Dead began to have them along for long tour schedules.

The group recorded its best selling album when they released the La Bamba soundtrack in 1987. It remains their only platinum certified album. The popular concert group found it difficult to maintain a relationship with huge record companies because of their album sales and for three years they went without major backing as Warner Bros. was cut from their roster. In 1999, Hollywood Records picked them up and Los Lobos continued releasing their unique combination of influences.

The Seats will have Los Lobos as long as they tour the country and will have those seats at affordable prices. With a concert schedule on our site we are the one-stop shop that let’s you see one of the best live bands for the past 30 years play.