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Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks have long stood as a quirky cornerstone of American roots music, blending swing, folk, and psychedelic whimsy with razor-sharp wit. From their debut on Epic Records to a late-career revival, Hicks’s storytelling and unique vocal phrasing carved out a distinctive niche that continues to charm new generations of listeners. This artist/performer page highlights Hicks’s biography, discography milestones, and upcoming appearances, with links to official social channels for fans looking to connect and stay in the loop.

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Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Hicks built a devoted following through inventive albums, notable collaborations, and memorable live performances. Whether you’re a long-time admirer or discovering his music for the first time, you’ll find a straightforward path to tickets and updates here—because we’ve got you covered.

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Key moments in Dan Hicks’s career include the release of Original Recordings (Epic) in 1969, the Blue Thumb era with Where's The Money? (1971), Striking It Rich (1972), and Last Train to Hicksville (1973), and the Rolling Stone cover in August 1973 following the Hot Licks’ initial run. The late-career revival with Beatin' The Heat (2000) featured collaborations with Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, and Brian Setzer, and subsequent live releases captured the band’s enduring energy. The Hot Licks’ current incarnation has kept the spirit alive with performances at Sweetwater Music Hall, Rancho Nicasio, and Throckmorton Theatre in 2025, plus holiday shows planned. Be sure to follow official channels for the latest tour updates and ticket availability.

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Stay connected with Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks through official social profiles and the band’s website for announcements, behind-the-scenes insights, and direct access to tickets.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks

  • Debut album Original Recordings (Epic) released in 1969 by Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks.
  • Blue Thumb years produced Where's The Money? (1971), Striking It Rich (1972), and Last Train to Hicksville (1973).
  • Iconic songs include Canned Music and I Scare Myself, with Hicks known for witty, offbeat lyrics.
  • Hicks made Rolling Stone’s cover in August 1973 after the Hot Licks breakup; the period defined his early legacy.
  • Beatin' The Heat (2000) marked a late-career revival with Surfdog, featuring collaborations from Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, and Brian Setzer.
  • Live/archival projects followed: Alive and Lickin’ (2001) and Live at Davies (2013, Surfdog).

The records

Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks Discography

  • Crazy For Christmas
    2010 · Surfdog
  • Tangled Tales
    2009 · Surfdog
  • Live at Davies
    2013 · Surfdog
  • Selected Shorts
    2004 · Surfdog
  • The Most of Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks
    2001 · Legacy
  • Alive and Lickin'
    2001 · Surfdog
  • Dan Hicks & the Hot Licks - Featuring an All-Star Cast of Friends (DVD/CD)
    2003 · Surfdog
  • Beatin' The Heat
    2000 · Surfdog
  • Early Muses
    1998 · Big Beat
  • Shootin' Straight
    1994 · On the Spot
  • It Happened One Bite
    1978 · Warner Bros.
  • Last Train to Hicksville
    1973 · Blue Thumb
  • Striking It Rich
    1972 · Blue Thumb
  • Where's The Money?
    1971 · Blue Thumb
  • Original Recordings
    1969 · Epic

The hits

Top Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks Songs

  • How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?
    1969 · Did not chart
  • I Scare Myself
    1969 · Did not chart

Key moments in Dan Hicks’s career include the release of Original Recordings (Epic) in 1969, the Blue Thumb era with Where's The Money? (1971), Striking It Rich (1972), and Last Train to Hicksville (1973), and the Rolling Stone cover in August 1973 following the Hot Licks’ initial run. The late-career revival with Beatin' The Heat (2000) featured collaborations with Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, and Brian Setzer, and subsequent live releases captured the band’s enduring energy. The Hot Licks’ current incarnation has kept the spirit alive with performances at Sweetwater Music Hall, Rancho Nicasio, and Throckmorton Theatre in 2025, plus holiday shows planned. Be sure to follow official channels for the latest tour updates and ticket availability.

Stay connected with Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks through official social profiles and the band’s website for announcements, behind-the-scenes insights, and direct access to tickets.

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