BOOTH DOES NOT INCLUDE ADMISSION---LIMITED SEATED SHOW---The powerful blues-funk machine that is Devil's Hollow has re-emerged from the Texas Hill Country, rejuvenated and full of swagger, fueled with new material, and motivated with a renewed optimism. Still featuring the powerful, Allman Brothers-esque lead guitar duo of Justin Murray and Nick Doe, Devil's Hollow retains their Southern rock jam element, but new addition Thomas Raines on drums has changed the focus of the band; more emphasis on the groove, heavier on rhythm. "It was part of our strength, but it was also kind of a wild animal we had to corral. We all came from so many different backgrounds, rock, blues, funk, jazz, psychedelic jam. The band, and our successes, came quicker than any of us expected and as a band we were just running in circles," recalls guitarist Justin Murray. By the time the band had independently released their debut album in May 2010, they had already played venues as notable as Gruene Hall and Antone's, and opened for folks such as Bob Schneider, Del Castillo, and Uncle Lucius, with shows with Los Lonely Boys and Monte Montgomery on the horizon.