The Mavericks, comprised of Raul Malo, Eddie Perez, Paul Deakin and Jerry Dale McFadden, will open for country legend Dwight Yoakam on Friday, March 28 at Alliant Energy PowerHouse.

Picking one season from all the others can be tough to choose from based on the players and the season they had. However, making a Mavericks all-time starting lineup based on a single season would ...

From 1995's 'Music for All Occasions' A live staple that remains the Mavericks' biggest country singles chart hit — the song peaked at No. 13 — "All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down" is a classic ...

The Mavericks have a new music video out, for their song "Pardon Me." The song is about what the group experiences while out on the road, and unlike other upbeat and happy tunes about touring ...

The Mavericks kicked off AmericanaFest 2018 with an all-star concert at the Basement East in Nashville.

For all of "En Espanol's" artistic merits, Malo readily acknowledges making an all-Spanish album is a commercial gamble for the band, which is a largely unknown entity in the Latin-music world.

The Mavericks reveal the reason behind the firing of founding member Robert Reynolds, who they say has a drug problem.

Emerging from Nashville's "great credibility scare," The Mavericks continue to run the race.

Raul Malo, the band’s longtime leader, comes clean on the reasons for the group’s demise and why they made the decision to reunite Videos by American Songwriter In 1989, the year the Mavericks ...

The Mavericks end an eight-year hiatus with a great new record, "In Time." Frontman Raul Malo and his bandmates didn't pick up where they left off; no, as good as they were then, they're even ...

The Mavericks came on the scene as a country music band in 1989 in Miami. In 1994, the band won ACM's Top New Vocal Group and Top Vocal Group awards.