Live music in Kyle, TX

The Humpday market at Gruene Grove highlights local vendors with homegrown produce, home-baked treats, and handmade goods to help carry the week forward. Enjoy live music from local artists, sip on drinks, and grab delicious bites from Wurst in Gruene and Rhea's Ice Cream.

Ambient-Extras brings a relaxed gathering to Sanchos in San Antonio, with Widespread Noise and friends shaping a calm, immersive sound experience. A range of performers will share atmospheric music that creates space to unwind and simply listen.

Edgehill brings The Moving Out Tour to Brushy Street Commons in Austin. A Live Nation presale is noted, followed by a general on sale.

World-renowned Swedish jazz artist Gunhild Carling performs live at Parker Jazz Club in Austin. A multi-instrumentalist on trumpet, trombone, and more, she delivers a high-energy, joyful show that blends hot jazz, swing, and original compositions. With over two decades of international touring, she brings a performance built to get audiences on their feet. This is a rare Texas appearance.

Maria Jose and Moenia bring their U.S. tour to The Aztec Theatre in San Antonio for an all-ages show. Every attendee, including children, must have a ticket. Tickets show when doors open. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Please note that mezzanine and balcony seating require stairs. Ticket access includes a general public sale, along with presale options through the artist, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, plus a Citi cardmember preferred allotment.

Cabana Club Austin hosts an evening of Latin dance featuring a beginner-friendly bachata class taught by professional instructors Cal and Lily. No partner is needed and partner rotation is optional. After the lesson, the dance floor opens for a social focused on bachata and salsa with music by DJ Guapea, along with some cumbia and merengue. Presented by Cabana Club Austin and Planet Music Austin. Cover is $10 for the class and social or $5 for the social only. There is a free first come, first served parking lot, food trucks on site, a bar that will be open, and food, drinks, and coffee available.

Settle in at Buddy’s Place for a cheerful happy hour featuring drink specials, friendly faces, and live music from Dave Goodin and his music friends. Enjoy an easygoing atmosphere where music and good company come together.

Live jazz fills the Fairmount Hotel’s Rooftop Oyster Bar, featuring Noah Peterson on saxophone and Ricky Hernandez on keys. The performance takes place outdoors with skyline views, cocktails, and oysters from the rooftop bar. Because it is outside, the music will not happen if it rains. Reservations are recommended.

An R&B open mic brings a smooth, mature vibe to Tryst. Kitchen + Cocktails, welcoming vocalists, performers, and acoustic artists to share the spotlight. Early arrival is recommended for sign-ups. Backing tracks may be emailed to newsoulentsa@gmail.com or shared via AirDrop. Attendees can relax, enjoy the atmosphere, and support local talent.

Robert Ellis and David Ramirez share the stage for a live performance at The 04 Center. It is a chance to see both artists in one concert.

Resound and Moonbby present Cortisa Star at 29th Street Ballroom. This all ages event welcomes attendees of any age, with doors opening before the performance and the show to follow.

Austin dancers are invited to a connection-first night at Rhythm House ATX that favors feeling over memorized patterns. It begins with a Flow workshop that explores Zouk-inspired transitions and the musicality of Sensual Bachata, keeping the focus on partner awareness and subtlety rather than choreography. The social that follows features a low-light, curated atmosphere with slow-burn tracks chosen to encourage deeper expression and mindful movement. The music curation centers on approximately 80 percent Sensual Bachata, with about 10 percent Zouk to keep things traveling and fluid, and about 10 percent Salsa Romántica for warmth and nostalgia. Expect an intimate, focused setting designed as a sanctuary for small moments of connection. BYOB is welcome with a classy touch. Pricing is $19 for the workshop plus social, and the social on its own is complimentary. IM Unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted. Leave the counts behind and move with the music.

Shayne and River perform at The Silver Fox in San Antonio with a live show shaped by audience requests. The set evolves in real time based on what the crowd wants.

MICO brings the Running From A Feeling Tour to Historic Scoot Inn in Austin, joined by Will Linley. Tickets are available to the general public, with additional presales for Fan Club Exclusive, Artist, Spotify, and Live Nation.

This is a themed occasion built around The Wizard of Oz.

Mixtape Music Bingo blends a soundtrack of nostalgic hits with the excitement of bingo at Mikki’s Tavern inside Pinballz Kingdom. It is free to play and features Pinballz-themed prizes as the tavern transforms into a lively game floor with tables serving as player stations. Expect a rotating mix of genres and themes that keeps each round fresh. The host plays short snippets of songs, and players mark the matching titles on their bingo cards. Knowing the artist is not required, and friendly help from neighbors is part of the fun. Seating is limited, so arriving early is recommended.

The 04 Center hosts a live music concert featuring Trout Fishing in America with Dylan Dupont. This shared bill brings both artists to the Austin stage for a live performance.

Stubb's Austin in Austin hosts Cameron Whitcomb on the Kingdom of Fear Tour, presenting a live performance with a purpose. In partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket benefits Project Healthy Minds and its efforts to expand access to mental health services across the United States.

Slow Magic brings the Emotion Engine Tour to Brushy Street Commons for a tour stop. Tickets go on sale.

Experience an evening of Brazilian sounds at Sahara Lounge as Paula Maya leads Bossa Nova Plus through beloved bossa nova and MPB alongside her own compositions in an early set. The band features award-winning jazz drummer Masumi Jones, guitarist Chris Vestre of Bamako Airlines, percussionist Luiz Coutinho of Zazueira Brazilian Allstars, and bassist Alán Uribe. Paula Maya is an award-winning Brazilian pianist-keyboardist, singer, songwriter, and recording artist, a voting member of the Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards and a GrammyU Mentor. Her accolades include the 2024 Global Music Awards Silver Medal for Best Instrumentalist, multiple nominations in the Austin Chronicle Music Awards, recognition by Seattle Weekly as Best Brazilian Songwriter, and a nomination as Best Brazilian Musician living in the US by Focus Web News Brazilian International Press Awards. From Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone, the birthplace of bossa nova, she brings rich improvisation to classics and originals. This family-friendly event offers a ticket valid for the entire night and access to a free parking lot. Her new release, Rio de Janeiro, recorded and mixed in Brazil, is available on major digital platforms and at live shows.

Live music fills Chicken N Pickle as local musicians perform alongside great food and refreshing drinks. Settle into a patio seat or soak up the buzz near the game courts while the tunes play. It is an easy choice for meeting friends, bringing the family, or simply opting for a fun evening that helps you unwind and feel connected to the community.

Tom Rush delivers a performance of songs and stories that travel the breadth of American music, from tender ballads to raw, bluesy grit. His distinctive guitar work, wry storytelling, and warm, expressive voice create a concert that blends laugh-out-loud moments with reflective, heartfelt tunes. He has left a deep imprint on the musical landscape, helping shape the 1960s folk revival and fueling renewed interest in the genre through the 1980s and 1990s. James Taylor has called him a major influence, and Garth Brooks has ranked him among his top five inspirations. Rush has long championed emerging voices, with early recordings that brought wider attention to Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, and James Taylor, and later Club 47 concerts that helped lift artists such as Nanci Griffith and Shawn Colvin. His roots trace back to student days in Boston, where regular sets at Club 47 sharpened his craft, and he had two albums to his name by the time he finished college. The result is a set shaped by decades of artistry, filled with humor, heart, and the enduring pull of folk and blues.

Old School Night in San Antonio features DJ Hollywood Hot Rod spinning classic tracks designed to keep the dance floor moving. Drink specials and a food truck are available on site. The event recurs on the fourth Friday of each month, offering a chance to gather with friends and enjoy familiar hits.

Prof brings an all-ages show to The Aztec Theatre. Every attendee, regardless of age, will need a ticket, and ticket listings indicate the door time. Please note that access to the mezzanine and balcony is by stairs only. Opening acts may change without prior notice.

Music and narration come together to reflect on relationships, offering a concert that contemplates love and marriage from multiple angles. Jamie Bernstein, daughter of Leonard Bernstein, leads the program, pairing Trouble in Tahiti with selections by Strauss, Mendelssohn, and other composers to create a cohesive experience that blends story and sound.

Fuego Friday Latin Nights turns Blue Moon Dance Co. in Austin into a lively hub for salsa and bachata. The evening begins with beginner and intermediate salsa lessons led by Patty and Haley, then continues with beginner and intermediate bachata taught by Patty and Anthony. After the classes, the dance floor stays active with hours of social dancing to salsa and bachata, featuring music by DJ Masha. This event is BYOB and offers free parking. Pricing options include $25 for all classes plus the social, or $15 for the social only. Small table reservations for up to four guests are available for $25, and payment by credit card or cash is accepted at the door.

Zhu appears at The Concourse Project in Austin, Texas. Expect an evening centered on the artist’s music at this Austin venue.

Struggling with songwriter’s block can be frustrating, so this workshop introduces tarot as a hands-on way to spark ideas and build momentum. Using the cards as creative prompts, participants will explore a lighthearted, instinctive process that ignites emotion and imagination, making it easier to tap into personal creative flow. Expect to finish with lyrics for one complete song and a dependable technique you can return to whenever you feel stuck. Led by Melissa Meeks of Arcana Craft at Girl Guitar. Attendance is limited to 15 participants.

With help from Tom, this matinee at Sagebrush Austin brings people together to celebrate Doro’s life through live music. The bill features Sabbath Crow, WE! Are the Asteroid, Jefferson Trout, and Hickoids. Admission is $10.

SASDS is hosting a workshop with two dance classes led by instructors Robin Rettig Carlson and Jerry Foote, capped by a social dance accompanied by live music from Dirty River Jazz Band. The first class is geared toward intermediate and advanced dancers, and the second focuses on swingouts for beginner to intermediate levels. A short break separates the sessions. Pricing options are available for general admission, annual members, and students. General admission is $40 for one class plus the dance, $55 for two classes plus the dance, and $20 for the social dance only. Annual members pay $32 for one class plus the dance, $44 for two classes plus the dance, and $16 for the social dance only. Students pay $20 for one class plus the dance, $25 for two classes plus the dance, and $7 for the social dance only. This program is funded in part by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

The Hill Country Music Jam brings an evening of live music and festivities in support of natural resources in Comal County. The lineup features classic rock from Knotty Grove and 80s and 90s dancehall country by Pony Express with members of the Zack Walther Band. VIP sponsors and ticketholders are invited to an exclusive pre-party with singer and songwriter Kayla Jane. The event includes an open bar, dancing, a live auction, a raffle, and food trucks. Now in its third year, the Music Jam benefits Comal Conservation and its efforts to safeguard the land, water, and wildlife of Comal County. Every ticket helps preserve the area’s natural beauty.

Hays City Store in Driftwood welcomes a returning regular for another year of monthly live music performances. There is no cover charge.

Solo saxophonist Noah Peterson sets a romantic dinner jazz mood at Albi's Vite Italian Kitchen. Pair Italian cuisine and wine with smooth saxophone melodies that create a relaxed setting for an evening meal.

In San Antonio, the First Ever Devilish Trap Music Festival is organized by DEVILISH TRAP and spotlights artists from the underground scene. Among the performers is an artist making a festival debut and marking a major step in their career, eager to connect with the Texas audience and share a sound shaped by nu metal and dark trap.

Jolie Holland shares the stage with Little Mazarn at The 04 Center in Austin. This concert brings both artists together for a live performance.

Enjoy live blues music in New Braunfels, TX.

Spend an evening devoted to Pink Floyd on the Samson Stage at Ragnar’s, set under the Texas night sky. Us and Them, a Houston-based tribute group formed in 2000, brings the band’s music to life with careful musicianship and atmosphere. Over a three hour set, the performance travels from the early psychedelic era to cornerstone albums including The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. The emphasis is on authenticity and immersion, presenting the songs in a way that lets the full scope of the catalog unfold live. With an outdoor setting, stage lighting, and open air ambiance, the production creates a spacious canvas for these classics, whether you know every note or are discovering them live for the first time.

Mark Harding, a Dripping Springs musician with roots in upstate New York, brings more than 30 years of experience from stages across New York and Pennsylvania. He teams up with friends at Dog 'n' Bone for a jam-style set that leans into familiar favorites. If a song is older and was a hit, there is a good chance it could be played.

Cameron Whitcomb brings the Kingdom of Fear Tour to The Aztec Theatre. This event welcomes all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket, regardless of age. Ticket listings display the door time. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Please note that the mezzanine and balcony are accessible only by stairs. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports Project Healthy Minds and its work to expand access to mental health services across the United States. Ticket availability includes several presales such as artist, Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, VIP packages, and Spotify, along with a public onsale and a Citi Cardmember preferred option.

A Foreigner's Journey to Boston salutes three rock icons, recreating the signature anthems of Foreigner, Journey, and Boston in a high-energy tribute. The group features Brandon Miller, touring guitarist with the Artimus Pyle Band, together with a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer from Lynyrd Skynyrd, and centers its show on the songs that marked an era. Packed with crowd favorites, the performance channels the spirit, drive, and nostalgia of classic rock’s heyday and invites fans to sing along and dance throughout the night.

Saint Cecilia delivers a rock-forward performance charged with raw feeling, artistry, power, passion, desire, and verve. This distinctive, driven group draws its members from across the northern hemisphere and leans into guitars, bass, drums, microphones, and whatever it takes to create music with heart, sparks, rhythm, and soul. In an era when icons like Bowie, Hendrix, Brown, and Morrison still inspire but seldom shape the charts, the band arrives intent on jolting a sleepy musical landscape. For anyone craving movement, groove, and a soundtrack for living hard, fun, and full, this performance sets the stage for an exhilarating ride.

CTBA's Sunday Bluegrass Jam is held at Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches and carries on a Sunday afternoon picking tradition that began in 1978.

Explore songwriting in a welcoming course series led by Kady Rain that encourages artists to be true to their voice. Hosted at Live In The Vibe San Marcos Sober Living Community in San Marcos, Texas, in partnership with Lonely Hearts Art Club, the experience is open to all ages and is friendly to those who are sober curious or who value a respectful sober environment and safe space. The series places special emphasis on supporting LGBTQIA+ and POC+ communities.

This concert delves into relationships and marriage through a blend of narration and music. Jamie Bernstein, daughter of renowned composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein, guides the program as selections from Trouble in Tahiti are paired with works by Strauss, Mendelssohn, and other composers. The result is a reflective and engaging musical journey.

The Bill Ayers Band performs at Krause's Cafe in New Braunfels. Led by a South Texas native who began singing at a young age and stepped into regular performing in 2008, the group came together in 2010 after a stretch of small acoustic shows. Their sound blends classic country influences from Jones, Twitty, and Strait with touches of classic rock and the wider Texas music tradition. With members whose backgrounds are as varied as the songs they play, the band brings a live set shaped by Texas roots and a long-standing passion for performance.

The White Tiger Courtyard on Historic South Congress hosts an afternoon of acoustic favorites. A mix of duo and trio performances covers Top 40 pop, rock, and soul, with requests welcomed from artists like Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. The laid back set suits early clock-outs, vacationers, and locals looking to start the weekend. Happy Hour is available, and the kitchen serves Asian-style bites.

Mom Jeans performs at Emo's in Austin, joined by Harrison Gordon and Sobs. Tickets are available through a Live Nation presale as well as a public onsale.

Cardinal Bloom takes the stage at 29th Street Ballroom in a show presented by Resound Presents. This event is open to attendees of all ages.

Smashing Pumpkins perform at Moody Center ATX in Austin, Texas.

Demola, also known as Demola the Violinist, brings a dynamic concert that places the violin at the heart of contemporary music. A Nigerian-born, U.S.-based musician, singer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, he blends classical technique with Afrobeats, pop, R&B, hip hop, gospel, amapiano, jazz, country, rock and cinematic textures, alongside his own original songs. The performance moves from powerful, high-energy moments to quiet acoustic passages, matching technical polish with emotional depth. His international profile includes multiple sold out tours and a fourth headlining run titled D Fearless Tour 2, with concert experiences across Africa, Europe and North America that celebrate culture and elevate instrumental music. His album One In A Million, featuring Lova, Mbappe, YGMC, One In A Million and Ma Boo, reached number 7 on Apple Music’s world music chart and has earned millions of streams. The collaborative amapiano single FORGIVE OUR TRESPASSES became a global viral hit and was spotlighted at major festivals such as Lollapalooza and Coachella. He has appeared on national and local television, served as the official violinist for Tony! Toni! Toné! and Dwayne Wiggins, collaborated at the Houston Rodeo with Jelly Roll, and performed the national anthem for teams including the Houston Astros, Rockets, Dynamo, Texans, Atlanta United and the Atlanta Falcons. Online, more than 8 million followers engage with his viral covers and original compositions that present instrumental music in a fresh, modern format. Through the Ade Music Foundation, he pairs creative entrepreneurship with a mission to inspire excellence, cultural pride and fearless innovation among young artists.

Settle into a night of pure nostalgia with a nonstop mix of long-forgotten favorites. The soundtrack spans 2000s club anthems, pop hits, and hip-hop and dance classics, keeping the throwback vibe going from start to finish.

EMEI brings the Night at the Opera Tour to Historic Scoot Inn in Austin, with Madelline appearing as part of the show. Tickets are available through multiple presales, including artist, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a VIP package presale and a VIP package onsale. A public onsale is also available.

Hovvdy takes the stage at Mohawk in Austin, presented by Resound Presents. The performance is open to all ages. Tickets are on sale.

Three Days Grace brings the Alienation Tour to Frost Bank Center with special guests I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait. The lineup features all three bands, and the schedule is subject to change.

Beat Sessions returns to the back room at Spokesman South with a Texas-grown, monthly live art showdown presented by Spokesman and coordinated by Hail Mary Productions. Artists go head to head in timed rounds, creating in real time while the crowd decides the outcome. Votes are cast through cash or Venmo, with each dollar counting as a vote, and the highest total determines the winning artist or team... no judges involved. Music from DJ Tio ABE, No Kid$, and Mister E, with MC Dee Green on the mic, keeps the energy high throughout. Limited edition shirts are produced on-site for $20, with colors and designs from the competing artists, and five dollars from each purchase supports the artist and also counts as a vote. Admission is free and open to all ages. Pets are welcome on the patio, but they are not permitted indoors.

Brothers of the Heart, featuring Jimmy Fortune, Bradley Walker, Mike Rogers, and Ben Isaacs, performs at Brauntex Theatre in New Braunfels, Texas.

Saosin brings 20 Years of Self-Titled to The Rock Box on the Vibes Stage with support from Silent Planet, Like Moths to Flames, and Save Us. Set times are posted for each act and may be updated, and supporting artists can change without notice. Tickets are listed at $35 to $40, with a $40 option available at the door. Every attendee, regardless of age, needs a ticket to enter. The venue does not allow weapons, backpacks, or large purses. Moshing and stage diving may occur, and the venue is not responsible for related injuries. Parking is limited, so using rideshare services such as Uber or Lyft is encouraged, and guests should watch for tow-away signs. To prevent fraud, posts selling tickets are removed from the event page.

Salsa and Bachata instruction for all levels is offered through introductory and multi-level progressive classes in a community setting. A social follows with Salsa, Bachata, and Zouk music, a BYOB policy, and themed dress nights. The curriculum uses the Inspired Black Belt System to develop On1 Salsa and Modern, Sensual, and Dominican Bachata, supporting goals such as social dancing, confidence, wellness, or instructor training. Pricing options include $19 for a class plus social or $7 for the social only, and IM Unlimited Members and Class Passes are accepted.

Take an intermediate honky tonk two-step lesson at Sagebrush Austin, then keep dancing to live country bands. The $10 cover includes both the class and the music that follows. No partner or prior experience is required, and the atmosphere is welcoming to LGBTQ+ dancers. If attending in person is not possible, online courses are available. Daily lists of places to dance are shared on @DoubleOrNothingTwoStep.