<p><a href=”http://track.fanmaillite.com/c/443/4ac705e1d9588f2579c632a347e3c443601c59ca974c7467b41a1ffc1b089404″ target=”_blank”>Austin City Limits</a> (ACL) caps a standout Season 41 with a sensational hour of music from American roots superstars <a href=”http://track.fanmaillite.com/c/443/4ac705e1d9588f2579c632a347e3c443601c59ca974c74673cf8e676a2f090ae” target=”_blank”>Tedeschi Trucks Band</a> in their ACL debut. &nbsp;The hour-long season finale premieres <strong>Saturday, February 13th at 8pm CT/9pm ET</strong>. &nbsp;ACL airs weekly on PBS stations nationwide (check local listings for times) and full episodes are made available online for a limited time at <a href=”http://track.fanmaillite.com/c/443/4ac705e1d9588f2579c632a347e3c443601c59ca974c7467805bba80c1f25f53″ target=”_blank”>pbs.org/austincitylimits</a> immediately following the initial broadcast. &nbsp;In the following weeks, the Peabody Award-winning series will continue to broadcast fan-favorite encore episodes weekly until the new season premieres in the fall. &nbsp;ACL recently announced the first round of <a href=”http://track.fanmaillite.com/c/443/4ac705e1d9588f2579c632a347e3c443601c59ca974c7467b640212d661fd4c9″ target=”_blank”>tapings</a> for the series upcoming <strong>Season 42</strong>: <strong>Iggy Pop</strong> in his first-ever appearance on the ACL stage, joined by Queens of the Stone Age leader <strong>Josh Homme</strong>, the debut of Grammy-nominated international superstar <strong>Natalia Lafourcade</strong> and one of indie-rock’s finest bands, <strong>My Morning Jacket</strong>, returning for their third ACL performance. &nbsp;Viewers can stay tuned to<a href=”http://track.fanmaillite.com/c/443/4ac705e1d9588f2579c632a347e3c443601c59ca974c7467b41a1ffc1b089404″ target=”_blank”> acltv.com</a> for episode schedules and news regarding live streams of upcoming tapings. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
<p> Singer-songwriter-guitarist Susan Tedeschi, a three-time ACL veteran who first appeared on the program in 1999, and her guitar hero husband Derek Trucks merged their solo careers to form the Tedeschi Trucks Band in 2010. &nbsp;The now 12-piece strong powerhouse—one of music’s most talented and admired ensembles—lights up the ACL stage in their debut, arriving at the top of their game and presenting gems from their newly-released third studio album, <em>Let Me Get By</em>. &nbsp;Opening with the uplifting new track “Don’t Know What It Means,” the virtuoso outfit, complete with horns and back-up singers, perform a thrilling seven-song set combining their distinctive hybrid of Memphis soul, R&amp;B, blues, rock and classic song craft. &nbsp;Tedeschi puts down her guitar to let her powerful vocals shine on several standout covers including a Joe Cocker-inspired version of the Box Tops’ hit, “The Letter,” and the Leonard Cohen classic “Bird On A Wire.” &nbsp;As they close out the stellar set with a highlight, “Midnight in Harlem” (from their Grammy-winning 2011 debut <em>Revelator</em>), featuring Trucks’ mesmerizing slide-guitar solo, TTB turn the soulful ballad into a gorgeous wall of sound for a perfect close to a thrilling performance and an outstanding season. &nbsp;The transcendent set has the Austin crowd walking on air inspired by the undeniable power of great music. &nbsp;</p>
<p> “Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks are a match made in blues-rock heaven, and are proof-positive of the old maxim that the whole is greater than the sum of these musical partners,” says ACL executive producer Terry Lickona. &nbsp;”Together they show how their new songs are a big leap forward for these road veterans.”</p>
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<strong>Tedeschi Trucks Band setlist:</strong><br />
Don’t Know What It Means<br />
The Letter<br />
Bird On A Wire<br />
Anyhow<br />
Let Me Get By<br />
I Want More<br />
Midnight In Harlem</p>