Black Pumas, the rising Austin duo of powerhouse vocalist Eric Burton and Grammy-winning producer and guitarist Adrian Quesada, have emerged as “the breakout band of 2019” (NPR) with the release of ...

Eric Burton, left, and Adrian Quesada perform as the Grammy-nominated duo Black Pumas. (Lyza Renee) The same headline fired up the internet last year when the Grammy Award nominations were announced.

Austin duo Black Pumas started out as a studio project for founding member Adrian Quesada before he linked up with busking vocalist Eric Burton — so it makes sense that they come to life when the red ...

Black Pumas—the Austin duo of Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada—performed their breakout song “Colors” at the 2021 Grammy Awards tonight. Watch it happen below. “Colors” netted Black Pumas nominations ...

(CBSDFW.COM) - The Black Pumas, who are based out of Austin, Texas, performed their hit song "Colors" at the Grammy Awards Sunday night. The group, led by singer and songwriter Eric Burton and ...

Black Pumas — an Austin duo that are among the artists nominated for the Best New Artist Grammy — have dropped their new video for “Colors,” a single off their self-titled debut album. The group ...

The opening guitar riff in the Black Pumas song "Colors" is the first thing that grabs many's attention. Then the song breaks into a soul-funk anthem for the age."Colors" put the Black Pumas on the ...

On Jan. 19, Black Pumas performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The duo performed their hit “Colors” from their self-titled record. Today (Jan. 20), the band also released their Spotify ...

Black Pumas performed their Grammy-nominated track, “Colors,” on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Tuesday, January 19th. To complement the song’s psychedelic soul, the Austin duo, their backing band ...

Mickey Guyton and Black Pumas just delivered an incredible performance. During Monday night's CMT Music Awards, the country singer and the psychedelic soul duo teamed up for a world premiere ...

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