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Warner Music Nashville recording artists, The Last Bandoleros, heralded by Rolling Stone as "the most thrilling band of the year," captured their renowned live set – 1 part country-tinged rock and 2 parts fiery Tex-Mex – during one crazy night at the legendary Floores Country Store just outside San Antonio, Texas - the band's home turf - for a new album, Live From Texas. Fresh from celebrated stints touring with The Mavericks, Dwight Yoakam, Los Lobos and Sting, as well as playing and singing background vocals on Sting's 57th & 9th and My Songs albums, The Last Bandoleros embarked on a headline tour of their home state. "Floores is about 15 minutes from where we grew up and we love playing there; it always gets a little wild" says Diego Navaira, Bandolero bassist and one half of the band's powerful rhythm section with his brother Emilio (Jr.). The Navaira brothers are the sons of the late, great Tejano legend Emilio Navaira with whom they grew up playing. Award-winning guitarist Jerry Fuentes, also from San Antonio, and New York-raised Derek James (guitar) round out The Last Bandoleros' members, who all trade off on lead vocals and 4-part harmonies. Live in Texas was mixed and mastered by 4-time GRAMMY award-winning Robert Orton (Mumford & Sons, Lana del Rey, Lady Gaga, Paramore).