Singer Noah Cryus brought her new country-folk album to Emo’s during ‘I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME’ tour on Oct. 22 with support from her brother Braison Cyrus.
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BOLTCUTTER brought the metal-heads of Austin to Empire Control Room on Nov. 9 with support from Texas natives, Rasura, Trapin Percatory, and Snakefather.
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On its ‘Time Of Your Life’ Tour, the New York group LAUNDRY DAY brought its indie-pop sound to Austin, Texas. Joined by opener Whatmore, the acts filled the night with infectious, high-intensity energy.
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Indie-folk band Big Thief performed at Moody Amphitheater on Nov. 5 with support from Lomelda.
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Geese headlined a sold out crowd at its largest venue to date, Stubb’s, on Nov. 5, with support from Dove Ellis.
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Australian psychedelic-pop artist Tame Impala took the Moody Center stage for his ‘Deadbeat’ tour on Nov. 6, delivering an unforgettable show filled with vibrant lighting and raw vulnerability.
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Former Youtuber Quadeca showcased his raw talent at a sold-out show on Oct. 29 in Austin, Texas, with kmoe.
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On the last stop of his ‘The Garden’ tour, musician Bo Staloch and opener Emma Ogier transported Antone’s to a proverbial, Austin-inspired service: an emotional, religiously imbued set occasionally interrupted by references to doobie-smoking and luxuriating in big cities.
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Austin-born singer Bo Staloch took the Antone's stage on Nov. 1 with support from Emma Ogier.
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English heavy metal band Loathe performed at Emo’s on Oct. 17 with openers Spy and Trauma Ray.
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DURRY showed Antone’s Nightclub what it’s like to be a movie star on Oct. 24 for its ‘Your Friend From the Real World’ tour with support from Gully Boys.
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On Oct. 22, BETWEENFRIENDS performed on the Empire stage in Austin with VALÉ as the opening act.
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Southern singer Jack Blocker brought old-school country music and his newest album The Land On Most High to Mohawk Austin on Oct. 25, with support from country artist Cory Cross.
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Texas-based country artist William Beckmann charmed the audience at Emo’s Austin on Oct. 25 with support from Jackson Wendell.
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Local emo-pop-punk cover band Y’all Out Boy brought Halloween early during its show at Mohawk Austin on Oct. 24.
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Die Spitz celebrated the release of its newest album, Something to Consume, as well as the beginning of a world tour, at Stubb’s on Oct. 24 surrounded by friends, family, and fans. Two local punk acts, The Opera and Fuck Money, opened the show.
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American rock band Fleshwater performed at Emo’s on Oct. 17 with support from Balmora and Chat Pile.
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Ohio power duo Twenty One Pilots, composed of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun, brings its ‘The Clancy Tour: Breach’ to Dallas, Texas on Oct. 20.
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