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Texas Athletics is proud to announce Jack Ingram, Midland and Gin Blossoms as headliners at Longhorn City Limits presented by ATX Web Designs for the first three Texas Football home games. LCL returns to the LBJ Lawn, located on the northeast corner of Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, for the 2019 season with free pregame and postgame activities. All concerts are free and open to the public.

"We are so excited for a bigger and better Longhorn City Limits experience for the 2019 football season," said Vice President and Director for Athletics Chris Del Conte. "What a way to kickoff this season's lineup with three national acts like Jack Ingram, Midland and Gin Blossoms on the Forty Acres. Longhorns fans can look forward to one of the best tailgating experiences in the nation as we celebrate Austin as the Live Music Capital of the World."

This season, LCL sees the addition of the Deep Eddy Lounge, a brand new cocktail garden featuring unique Texas-themed drinks for fans 21+. Fans can also enjoy happy hour pricing* at Longhorn City Limits including $5 16-oz. domestic beers, $6 16-oz. premium beers and $5 wine spritzers. Stubb's Bar-B-Q will have multiple setups around the LBJ Lawn as well. In addition, fans have the opportunity to get photos with the new Longhorn City Limits oversized guitar monument and exclusive LCL merchandise at the Texas Longhorns Official Team Shop located at the LBJ Lawn.

Longhorn City Limits lineups for future games will be announced at a later date. Visit TexasSports.com and follow @TexasLonghorns on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for updates.

Aug. 31 vs. Louisiana Tech: Jack Ingram with Jane Ellen Bryant

Country star and Texas native Jack Ingram headlines LCL prior to the season opener vs. Louisiana Tech on Aug. 31. Over 25+ years, Ingram has built a reputation for personally-charged songwriting and charismatic performances. As an icon of the Texas Country genre, Ingram has a fiercely devoted fan base, prestigious critical acclaim and a resume that boasts commercial success via radio hits and awards. His 10th studio album, "Ridin' High…Again," was released in April 2019.

Ingram is joined by Austin singer-songwriter Jane Ellen Bryant. Bryant, a two-time winner of the Austin Music Awards for "Best New Band" and "Best Female Vocalist," is known for her unique sound described as "heartbreaking rock 'n' roll." Her latest EP, "Let Me Be Lost," sees Bryant explore a variety of sounds and styles that has earned her a spot on the 2019 ACL Festival lineup.

Following the Texas-Louisiana Tech game, fans can return to Longhorn City Limits for a special postgame concert by Texas' only award-winning mashup band More Cowbell. Their fan-favorite shows combine two or more songs into seamlessly-blended compositions that leave audiences laughing and dancing at the same time and have earned the band three Austin Music Awards.

Sept. 7 vs. LSU: Midland with Rob Baird

Hailing from Dripping Springs, Midland has been shaking up the country music scene since their formation in 2013 and headlines the second game vs. LSU. Mark Wystrach, Cameron Duddy and Jess Carson's 2017 debut album "On the Rocks" was declared "the year's best country album" by the Washington Post. It earned numerous accolades for the band including New Vocal Group of the Year Award at the 2018 ACM Awards and Grammy nominations for Best Country Song and Best Country Duo/Group Performance. Their latest single, "Mr. Lonely," is the first single off their highly anticipated second album.

Supporting Midland is Americana artist and singer-songwriter Rob Baird. After relocating to Austin, Baird has been a constant touring force playing alongside acts such as Jason Isbell, Billy Joe Shaver, Don Williams and The Steeldrivers. "Fade Away," "Dreams and Gasolines," "More Than Willing," and "Mississippi Moon" are among the fan favorites from his first three albums. Baird, who released his highly-anticipated fourth album "After All" in January 2019, drew inspiration from Lucinda Williams and James McMurtry on his latest project.

The fan-favorite silent disco returns to Longhorn City Limits following the Texas-LSU game. Featuring three live DJs, participating fans receive a pair of wireless headphones to wear and the ability to choose between three different channels.

Sept. 21 vs. Oklahoma State: Gin Blossoms with Drew Fish Band

Alternative rock veterans Gin Blossoms hit the stage at Longhorn City Limits for the Oklahoma State game with three decades of experience wowing crowds. After qualifying for the 1989 South By Southwest Music Festival, they were dubbed "The Best Unsigned Band in America" and earned an invitation to perform at MTV's New Music Awards. Their breakout album "New Miserable Experience" saw their popularity soar anchored by hit singles "Hey Jealousy," "Found Out About You," "Until I Fall Away," and "Allison Road." The multi-platinum album has sold over five million copies to date and was followed by other hit singles "Til I Hear It From You" and "Follow You Down." To date, the Tempe-based band has released six albums including their latest project, "Mixed Reality," in 2018.

Joining Gin Blossoms on Sept. 21 is rising Texas Country act Drew Fish Band. The band, known for their high-energy performances, is currently working on their third LP, "Better Place," following the success of "Treat You Right" and "Playin' With A Flame." Their singles "Sounds Like A Plan" and "Flood" shot up the charts including hitting No. 1 on regional radio.

*Happy hour pricing is exclusive to Bevo Blvd., Smokey's Midway and Longhorn City Limits pregame.