Moe's Alley Presents: Shinyribs w/ Schaefer Llana

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Moes Alley presents a sonic melting pot of Texas blues, New Orleans R&B-funk and horn-driven Memphis soul with Shinyribs! Special guest Schaefer Llana opens the show!Friday, July 10, 2026Doors: 7pm / Show: 8pm$25 in advance / $30 day of the show21+* All sales are final* Avoid scammers! Only purchase tickets from moesalley.com or ticketweb.com* Tickets requested by email will be delivered 3 days prior to the event* Will Call tickets will be available at the door on the day of the event====SHINYRIBSShinyribs reassembles the American song bag like a picker in a junkyard; Texas singer-songwriter, East Tx blues, Louisiana swamp n rhythm, honky tonk, Oklahoma swing, Golden-Triangle Cajun, and Arkansas jazz are all filtered through the singular vision of Kevin Russell, one of Austins most celebrated and criminally underrated singer-songwriters. The Austin-based supergroup has entered a bold new chapter with the small baller Shortribs configuration a tightly arranged powerhouse built to showcase what has always been at the heart of the Shinyribs experience: Russells legendary songwriting chops, his iconic voice, and the infamous hi-jinks of the self-proclaimed worlds oldest living male exotic dancer. Hip shaking, booty twerking, arm flapping, high kicking and karate chopping good times are guaranteed to send you home with aching cheeks and tear-stained laughter. At the rhythmic core is Keith Langford on drums Russells musical partner of 30 years, a bond forged in the crucible of legendary, The Gourds and as essential to the Shinyribs sound as the backbeat itself. Mason Hankamer holds down the low end on bass, pulling double duty as co-producer of the last 3 Ribs platters and musical director, tightening the arrangements and the show into something leaner and more purposeful than ever. The Delta Dawns both hailing from the famous Memphis/Mississippi alluvial plain have been elevated to a full dynamic singing sisterhood: Kellee Broadway, who doubles on percussion, and Schaefer Llana, who shakes the chandeliers and plays some guitar too. Eric Baker, a rising star in the Austin scene, frisks the pianoforte like a long-lost Leon Russell. Rounding out the band and perhaps its most exciting new voice is lead guitarist and pedal steel wizard Cat Clemons.