Live music in Austin, TX

Resound Presents hosts Tricky for a live performance at Mohawk. This concert is open to all ages. Tickets are available.

Glenn and Alex Peterson bring their acclaimed band to The Saxon Pub for a close-up residency steeped in Texas blues, deep soul, funk, and R&B. Raised in Austin, the brothers have earned a reputation for dynamic, groove-forward performances that showcase tight musicianship and the easy chemistry that comes from making music together since childhood. The setting offers an intimate experience in a celebrated Austin listening room, with high-energy sets that keep the crowd moving. Admission is free, RSVPs are welcome but not required, and tips are appreciated to support the musicians.

Brushy Street Commons hosts a performance by CARDINALS. Tickets go on sale.

Geena Fontanella brings The Millennial Tour to Hole In The Wall with support from Haunter. This is a general admission show. Purchase in advance to get the $20 rate, as prices increase to $25 on the day of the event. After checkout, a PDF ticket will be sent by email.

The Bad Plus comes to The 04 Center on its final tour, presenting a live show that marks the close of the band’s touring chapter. This appearance offers an opportunity to experience the group on stage during its farewell.

Late at the Lake invites poets, musicians, singers, and other performers to a lakeside open mic on an outdoor deck in Austin. Expect a mix of original songs, covers, and poetry presented in a shared spotlight format so many voices can be heard. Sign ups are available, and everyone is welcome to step up to the mic or simply take in the creative energy and good vibes beneath the stars.

Kick up your boots in Austin at a country night of line dancing featuring James Heath. Enjoy plenty of country tunes while bartenders pour cold beer and specialty cocktails to keep you refreshed as you dance.

Moody Amphitheater in Austin, TX hosts a stop on Rise Against’s US tour with Alkaline Trio. This concert brings both bands together on the same stage for a night of live music in the heart of the city.

At 29th Street Ballroom, Jim E. Brown appears with Andy Burns and Double Head DJ for a multi-artist performance that brings all three to the same stage.

Cabana Club Austin hosts a Latin dance night that starts with a beginner bachata lesson led by professional instructors Cal and Lily, then continues with social dancing as DJ Guapea plays bachata and salsa, with cumbia and merengue mixed in. No partner is required, and rotating partners is optional so you can stay with a friend if you prefer. Cover is listed as $10 all night, with an option noted as $10 for the class and social or $5 for the social only. A free parking lot is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and the venue features food trucks along with a bar serving drinks, coffee, and food.

Happy hour at Buddy’s Place features live music from Dave Goodin and his music friends, paired with drink specials and a welcoming crowd. Expect a laid-back vibe, good company, and a soundtrack that keeps the energy up throughout the gathering.

ACL Live hosts a concert by Alison Krauss with Union Station, joined by Jerry Douglas. All ages are welcome. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per household, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

The Sunshine & Shares Tour featuring Jungle comes to Moody Center ATX in Austin, Texas.

Curated for dancers who want connection to lead, this night at Rhythm House Dance Studio creates space to slow down and truly feel the music. The soundtrack favors sensuality and flow, with an 80 percent Sensual Bachata mix complemented by 10 percent Zouk and 10 percent Salsa Romántica. It starts with a Flow workshop centered on Zouk-inspired transitions and Sensual Bachata musicality, focusing on connection rather than patterns, then transitions into a social set to dim lighting and carefully selected slow burn tracks. The experience is designed for deeper personal expression in an intimate, focused atmosphere. Pricing is $19 for the workshop plus social, and the social alone is free. IM Unlimited Members and class passes are accepted. BYOB, and please keep it classy.

Resound Presents stages a multi-artist concert at 29th St with Mustard Service headlining and Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, and Chicano Mosh rounding out the bill. This all ages show brings these acts together for an evening of live music in one spot.

Aaron Lee Tasjan performs live at The 04 Center. Tickets are available.

Sahara Lounge hosts an evening of Brazilian sounds led by Paula Maya and her band Bossa Nova Plus, presenting bossa nova classics, MPB favorites, and original songs. Paula Maya is a Brazilian pianist keyboardist, singer, songwriter, and recording artist, a Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards voting member and a GrammyU Mentor. She earned silver medals in the 2026 Global Music Awards for Best Instrumentalist and Best Jazz, and in 2024 for Best Instrumentalist and Best Bossa Nova. Her band has received multiple nominations in the Austin Chronicle Music Awards. She was voted Best Brazilian Songwriter by Seattle Weekly and was nominated as Best Brazilian Musician living in the US by Focus Web News Brazilian International Press Awards. She is from Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone, the birthplace of bossa nova, and brings deep improvisation to the stage with Bossa Nova Plus featuring drummer Masumi Jones, guitarist Chris Vestre of Bamako Airlines, percussionist Luiz Coutinho of Zazueira Brazilian Allstars, and bassist Alán Uribe. Tickets are valid for the entire night. The event is family friendly, and there is a free parking lot. Her latest release, Rio de Janeiro, was recorded and mixed in Brazil and is available on major digital platforms and in physical format at live shows.

Blue Moon Dance Co. hosts a Latin dance night dedicated to salsa and bachata. The evening begins with beginner and intermediate salsa lessons led by Patty and Emerson, then continues with beginner and intermediate bachata taught by Patty along with Jefferson and Sharon. After the lessons, the party shifts to social dancing with salsa and bachata music curated by DJ Ray and DJ Masha. The event is BYOB and offers free parking. Admission is $25 for all classes plus the social or $15 for the social only. Small table reservations are available for $25 for up to four people. Credit cards and cash are accepted at the door.

Hello Chaser delivers a high-energy mix of Top 40, pop, rock, and soul with audience requests welcome, covering artists from AC/DC to Beyoncé. Happy hour features $1 off domestic beers, well drinks, and call and premium drinks. Expect a night of hit songs with plenty of chances to hear favorites by request.

In the White Tiger Courtyard on Historic South Congress, an acoustic duo and trio perform Top 40 pop, rock, and soul covers. It is suited for people finishing the workday as well as visitors and locals starting the weekend. Requests are welcomed, with selections that can range from Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. Happy hour is available, and Asian-style bites are on the menu.

Cirque Du Rave transforms The Courtyard ATX into a kinetic space where circus artistry and rave culture collide. Immersive production surrounds the crowd, circus performers deliver jaw-dropping feats, and high energy dance music fuels a nonstop atmosphere. Expect a whirlwind of sound, light, and movement that makes every moment feel like the main attraction. A last entry policy will be in place.

Getter takes over The Far Out Lounge and Stage alongside Staysick, VNDETTA, Raddix, and Zhonk. A trailblazer in electronic music, he fuses hard-hitting bass with palpable emotion and wide-ranging influences. Emerging from the underground dubstep community, he gained a strong following through impactful releases on labels like OWSLA and Firepower Records. His work extends far beyond festival firepower, with the critically acclaimed album Visceral exploring hip hop, ambient soundscapes, and alternative elements. On stage he is known for heavy, high-energy sets that connect deeply with the crowd while shifting into reflective passages. Parking is limited, and rideshares are encouraged.

Getter takes the stage at Far Lounge in Austin with a hard-hitting showcase of bass-heavy, boundary-stretching electronic music. The set highlights his hallmark mix of massive drops, cinematic textures, and spontaneous twists, delivering high energy from start to finish.

Emo's presents The Menzingers on their North American tour, joined by Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. This concert brings all three acts to the same stage for a full night of live music.

Indigo Girls perform with special guest Linda Perry in an all-ages show. The duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray has built a four-decade career with 16 studio albums and more than 15 million records sold. After starting out in Atlanta venues and signing with Epic Records, their self-titled release reached multi-million sales on the strength of Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, beginning a streak of six Gold or Platinum certifications. Their latest album, Look Long, finds them back in the studio with a full band while keeping the bar-band spirit that has long defined their work. Offstage, they support causes that include racial justice, reproductive rights, immigration reform, LGBTQ advocacy, education, death penalty reform, and Native American rights, collaborating with groups such as Project Say Something, El Refugio, Imagination Library, and First Peoples Fund. A new generation encountered their music when Closer to Fine appeared in Greta Gerwig’s film Barbie. Their story is also told in the documentary Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All, directed by Alexandria Bombach, which premiered at Sundance and later screened at SXSW, Tribeca, and Hot Docs before reaching Netflix. Their catalog also powers the jukebox musical Glitter & Doom from director Tom Gustafson, with appearances by Lea DeLaria, Tig Notaro, Kate Pierson, Peppermint, and a cameo from Amy and Emily. Known for turning concerts into communal singalongs with the crowd, Indigo Girls create a shared space for connection. Please note there is a strict limit of six tickets per household, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled.

Resound Presents brings Brown Horse to Mohawk Indoors for an all-ages show. Tickets are available.

Gable Price and Friends will be appearing at Brushy Street Commons.

In Austin, The Black Art Gala offers a curated celebration of emerging Black artisans, blending visual mastery with a strong sense of community that reflects the city’s creative energy and cultural legacy. Guests can explore an exhibition of vivid portraiture and standout works from promising local Black visual artists while enjoying soulful live performances and carefully selected music that honors heritage. A premium selection of cocktails and tapas will be available to keep conversations flowing and connections growing. Centered on the mission of celebrating and empowering new voices, this gathering welcomes collectors, those interested in networking with rising talent, and anyone eager to immerse in the beauty of Black culture. Elegant attire is encouraged. The organizers are currently accepting visual artists, vendors offering curated apparel, goods, and art, as well as sponsors and community partners.

Experience a night of rhythm, movement, and connection at Rhythm House ATX. The Latin Social begins with a salsa class led by Rhythm House alongside a bachata class with Favian Bustos, followed by lively social dancing. No partner or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for the classes plus social or $10 for social only.