Renowned guitarist and musician Billy Gibbons has just released an exciting new track titled “Livin’ It Up Down in Texas.” This vibrant song showcases Gibbons’ signature style, combining his love for Texas music with engaging lyrics that resonate with fans of the genre.

The debut of this lively track occurred earlier this month during an episode of the Paramount+ series Landman. In a collaborative effort, Gibbons teamed up with two of the series’ stars, Billy Bob Thornton and Mark Collie, to create this dynamic piece that reflects their shared passion for music and storytelling.

For those eager to experience the essence of Gibbons‘ new release, you can listen to the track below and immerse yourself in the musical journey it offers.

Billy Bob Thornton, an accomplished Academy Award and Golden Globe winner, is not only known for his acting prowess but also for his musical endeavors as the frontman of his band, the Boxmasters. He recently shared insights into his musical journey, stating, “Here’s the thing: I grew up in music. I saw the Beatles when I was eight.” This early exposure to music sparked a lifelong passion, leading him to form his first band at just nine years old. Thornton?s natural progression from playing a cheap guitar to performing big concerts by age sixteen highlights his dedication and talent. His journey also included a stint as a roadie and an accidental transition into acting, a testament to his multifaceted career. He expressed his desire to continue pursuing both acting and music, emphasizing that they are all part of the same creative vision.

Get Ready for Gibbons’ Solo Tour and ZZ Top Performances

Mark your calendars! Billy Gibbons is set to embark on an exciting solo tour with his band, the BFGs, starting on January 17. This tour promises to showcase his exceptional guitar skills and unique musical style. Following this solo venture, Gibbons will join forces with the legendary band ZZ Top for a highly anticipated tour that will span both the U.S. and Canada, bringing their iconic rock sound to fans across North America.