Hobbs, NM
Music connected to Hobbs
About Hobbs
- • Singer, songwriter, and actor Mack Self was born in Hobbs.
- • The Western Heritage Museum and Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame are located here.
- • Oil discovery in the late 1920s significantly boosted Hobbs' growth.
- • Hobbs is home to the Soaring Society of America's longest-running soaring camp.
- • The oil boom of the 1920s led to rapid, sometimes chaotic, expansion.
- • It's named after James Hobbs, a homesteader, and was founded in 1910.
- • With over 40,000 residents, Hobbs is significantly larger than many nearby towns.
- • The elevation is 3,602 feet, offering sweeping views of the Llano Estacado.
- • Oil and gas production remains a primary source of employment.
- • There's a resilient, hardworking spirit amidst the wide-open spaces.
Artists From Hobbs
Songs About Hobbs
Guess Who’s Knockin’
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Hallelujah
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Southside of Heaven
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Sunrise
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The Weary Kind
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Wolves
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Bread and Water
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New Mexico
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no man's land
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No Man's Land
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