Amanda Shires to Be Featured at Texas Tech’s Carol of Lights
Lubbock native Amanda Shires is set to be featured at Texas Tech's upcoming Carol of Lights event.
Lubbock, TX, November 6, 2026 —
Amanda Shires, a musician originally from Lubbock, Texas, is scheduled to be a featured guest at Texas Tech University’s upcoming Carol of Lights event.
The event is a significant annual tradition for the university and the wider Lubbock community. Further details regarding the specific nature of Shires’s participation, such as the date, time, or her performance type, were not immediately available. The exact program for the Carol of Lights event, including which other individuals or groups might be featured, has not been fully disclosed.
Amanda Shires is known for her work as a singer-songwriter and violinist. Her musical career has spanned various genres, often incorporating elements of country, folk, and Americana music. She has released multiple albums and collaborated with numerous artists in the music industry. Her connection to Lubbock, her hometown, makes her appearance at this local tradition notable.
Texas Tech University’s Carol of Lights ceremony typically marks the beginning of the holiday season for the campus and the city. The event usually involves the illumination of thousands of Christmas lights across the campus, accompanied by various performances and seasonal activities. Information about the specific logistics or schedule for this year’s Carol of Lights, including the precise role Shires will play, is expected to be released by the university in due course.
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