I was a little concerned when I found out there would be seating all the way down the floor to the stage practically. Los Lobos without a dance floor?! I get it that they (and the audience) are getting older and a chair is nice to have during a two-hour concert. It didn't matter as David Hidalgo exhorted everyone to get up and dance for that final Bertha jam and everybody gladly did!
If you're new to listening to Los Lobos, I'd check out the live concert film Los Lobos Live At The Fillmore to get a sense of the energy they put into a show. Then just dip into their catalog - older, newer, it doesn't matter. Los Lobos know how to rock and you will be joining me on the dance floor the next time they come to town.
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