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The music lives on.

For three decades, The Mavericks built their Grammy-winning legacy under the leadership of frontman Raul Malo. His unmistakable voice turned songs like "All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down" and "Back In Your Arms Again" into modern-day staples of American roots music, blurring the lines between genre and generation. When a battle with cancer took Raul off the road in 2025, his bandmates honored his influence with a sold-out show at the Ryman Auditorium, filling Raul's final hours on earth with song and celebration.

The celebration continues with The Mavericks & Friends. Featuring Paul Deakin, Robert Reynolds, Eddie Perez, and Jerry Dale McFadden, the tour combines a unique version of The Mavericks' past and present lineups with rotating guest vocalists. The result is an ever-evolving live show that showcases the band's catalog, salutes Raul Malo's once-in-a-generation impact, and kickstarts a new chapter of The Mavericks' unfolding story.

Monthly Listeners

677,202

Followers

234,208

Total Streams

272.5 million

Top Cities

18,365 listeners
8,606 listeners
7,895 listeners
8,258 listeners
7,877 listeners

Popular Tracks

265 tracks
1
Dance The Night Away

Dance The Night Away

Jan 1, 1998

54.6 million

streams

2
All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down

All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down

Jan 1, 1995

16.5 million

streams

3
Here Comes My Baby

Here Comes My Baby

Jan 1, 1999

13.9 million

streams

4
What A Crying Shame

What A Crying Shame

Jan 1, 1994

12.6 million

streams

5
Back In Your Arms Again

Back In Your Arms Again

Jan 1, 2012

8.7 million

streams

6
O What A Thrill - Single Version

O What A Thrill - Single Version

Jan 1, 1994

8.4 million

streams

7
Foolish Heart

Foolish Heart

Jan 1, 1995

7.7 million

streams

8
Something Stupid

Something Stupid

Jan 1, 1995

7.4 million

streams

9
There Goes My Heart

There Goes My Heart

Jan 1, 1994

7.4 million

streams

10
Blue Moon

Blue Moon

Jan 1, 2004

6.6 million

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