Vietnamese pop-rap artist promqueen performed with Sayang at Stubbs for ACL Fest Nights on Oct. 10.
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On the cool evening of Oct. 18 at Scoot Inn, Arima Ederra opened for Ravyn Lenae on her “Bird’s Eye Live” Tour.
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Orville Peck brought the “Stampede Tour” to Stubb’s on Oct. 12.
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Indie alternative band Quarters of Change performed at Scoot Inn on Oct. 8.
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Pop-rock band The Beaches performed at Scoot Inn for ACL Fest Nights on Oct. 10 with support from Charlie Houston.
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Austin-based rock band Being Dead celebrated the release of their album EELS at Radio East on Sept. 27.
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In a sweltering afternoon set, the all-woman group refreshed the T-Mobile stage with a bright, vengeful performance.
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Austin City Limits amplified queer women with captivatingly camp performances from Fletcher, Reneé Rapp, and Chappell Roan during Weekend One.
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Indie-pop artist Alice Phoebe Lou performed at ACL Live at the Moody Theater on Oct. 1.
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KALEO, joined by Larkin Poe, brought the “Payback” Tour to Austin at Moody Amphitheater on Sept. 28.
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Clairo made the crowd “wanna go dancing” at her second Austin stop of the Charm Tour on Oct. 1.
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The genre-bending four-piece Future Islands brought its"People Who Aren’t There Anymore" tour to Austin on Sept. 26.
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Odie Leigh, a rising folk artist, played a heartwarming concert at the Historic Scoot Inn with opener June Henry on Sept. 20.
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Odie Leigh, a rising folk artist, played a heartwarming concert at the Historic Scoot Inn with opener June Henry on Sept. 20.
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Norwegian-American Indie-singer Okay Kaya performed at Empire Control Room on Sept. 11, 2024.
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In a stunning tribute to Tom Petty, Lucinda Williams and Mike Campbell joined with their respective bands to play a mix of tear-jerking country, eclectic blues, and bittersweet tributes on September 11.
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Folk-rock band Mt. Joy kicked off the latest leg of their tour at Moody Center on September 13.
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Ethel Cain and Mitski brought a sold out crowd to tears at the Moody Center on September 12.
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