Thee Sacred Souls in El Paso
Thee Sacred Souls are scheduled to perform at El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas, on. The San Diego group draws on classic soul, R&B, and vintage-inspired arrangements, pairing warm instrumentation with the expressive lead vocals of Josh Lane. Their self-titled debut album introduced listeners to songs including “Can I Call You Rose?” and “Weak for Your Love,” helping establish the band's modern take on timeless soul.
The group's sound is rooted in the feel of older soul recordings while remaining contemporary, with relaxed grooves, melodic hooks, and carefully arranged backing vocals. Their growing audience spans fans of classic R&B and newer soul, making this El Paso date a chance to hear the band's studio favorites in a live setting. The supplied event listing identifies one scheduled performance at the Coliseum; it does not provide details about previous appearances at the venue or a tour name.
For attendees searching ticketselpaso.net for El Paso Concerts and R&B / soul, this date brings Thee Sacred Souls to a major local event venue. The listing confirms the artist, venue, city, and date, but does not specify a set list or additional event details.
Venue and Seating Information
El Paso County Coliseum is the confirmed venue for the August 25 performance. Seating layouts can vary by event, and no event-specific seating chart or section details were supplied. Review the ticket listing and the final venue configuration before choosing seats, particularly if proximity to the stage or a clear view is a priority.
Fans should compare the available sections shown for this event rather than assume that a particular area is best or worst. The provided information does not include verified audience reviews, section recommendations, or details about the seating arrangement for this concert.
Parking Information
Parking prices, lot names, and event-day availability were not included in the supplied details. Check current venue guidance before traveling, and allow extra time to locate parking near the Coliseum on concert night.
As parking arrangements can differ between events, confirm any applicable options and restrictions with official venue information closer to August 25. No specific parking facility or price can be recommended from the information available.
Thee Sacred Souls El Paso reviews
“But we came for the hits.”
Todd Rundgren opened the show, which made it interesting as I had never seen him live. Lackluster was the performance by Thee Sacred Souls and Oates in 2026. A friend described them as sounding like a cover band of H & O. The most significant omission was "She's Gone," which is easily one of the best blue-eyed soul songs ever. I assumed we would get the greatest hits from Thee Sacred Souls, but only four songs were performed from their peak with Oates. Omitting "She's Gone" was like Springsteen not playing "Born To Run."