Austin Music
Live music
Live music makes Austin, Austin. From honky tonks and blues bars, to singer-songwriter pubs and world class stages that give Austin its “live music capital of the world" title. Our talented music industry professionals depend on our patronage to keep the music alive.
Intimate, historical venue with renowned and local acts playing nightly.
284 habitants recommandent
Saxon Pub
1320 S Lamar BlvdIntimate, historical venue with renowned and local acts playing nightly.
Iconic music institution like the Saxon Pub, but more rockabilly, blues and honky tonk than singer-songwriter. Gary Clark Jr came up playing a weekly gig here, so don't miss the regulars
815 habitants recommandent
The Continental Gallery
1313 S Congress AveIconic music institution like the Saxon Pub, but more rockabilly, blues and honky tonk than singer-songwriter. Gary Clark Jr came up playing a weekly gig here, so don't miss the regulars
Hard to find, easy to love. East Austin greats like Miss Lavelle White and Soul Man Sam held weekly residencies here, making Skylark the best hidden gem to experience Austin’s rich musical roots across soul, R&B, and blues.
188 habitants recommandent
Skylark Lounge
2039 Airport BlvdHard to find, easy to love. East Austin greats like Miss Lavelle White and Soul Man Sam held weekly residencies here, making Skylark the best hidden gem to experience Austin’s rich musical roots across soul, R&B, and blues.
Clifford Antone was one of Austin’s best known music lovers, bringing many greats to perform for Austinites - from Stevie Ray Vaughn to Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton. We can all enjoy Clifford's legacy by catching another great show at Antone’s.
145 habitants recommandent
Antone's
305 E 5th StClifford Antone was one of Austin’s best known music lovers, bringing many greats to perform for Austinites - from Stevie Ray Vaughn to Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton. We can all enjoy Clifford's legacy by catching another great show at Antone’s.
Austin’s home base for great Jazz. On Congress Ave downtown. Check out Ephraim Owens on trumpet with one of the trios/quartets here.
224 habitants recommandent
Elephant Room
315 Congress AveAustin’s home base for great Jazz. On Congress Ave downtown. Check out Ephraim Owens on trumpet with one of the trios/quartets here.
When Rockabilly/country musician Dale Watson bought this iconic honky tonk, he raised the bar with great nightly bands. Beers flow cold and cheap, the dance floor stays busy, and Sunday night Chicken S#it Bingo tradition lives on at this tiny, quintessentially Texas dive. Feels far out, but only ~5 min drive.
166 habitants recommandent
Ginny's Little Longhorn Saloon
5434 Burnet RdWhen Rockabilly/country musician Dale Watson bought this iconic honky tonk, he raised the bar with great nightly bands. Beers flow cold and cheap, the dance floor stays busy, and Sunday night Chicken S#it Bingo tradition lives on at this tiny, quintessentially Texas dive. Feels far out, but only ~5 min drive.
Austin’s most beloved honky tonk. Great bands nightly. Two-step lessons from the owner’s daughter weekends at 8. Check out the room full of photos of the greats who've graced the small stage - Dolly Parton, Willie, Kris Kristoferson, Kitty Wells, Bob Wills and George Straight. Once on the edge of town in a dirt parking lot, this institution has stood 50+ years while Austin grew up around it.
478 habitants recommandent
Broken Spoke
3201 S Lamar BlvdAustin’s most beloved honky tonk. Great bands nightly. Two-step lessons from the owner’s daughter weekends at 8. Check out the room full of photos of the greats who've graced the small stage - Dolly Parton, Willie, Kris Kristoferson, Kitty Wells, Bob Wills and George Straight. Once on the edge of town in a dirt parking lot, this institution has stood 50+ years while Austin grew up around it.
Great music. Great dancers. Two step lessons and early shows.
672 habitants recommandent
The White Horse
500 Comal StGreat music. Great dancers. Two step lessons and early shows.
Quirky little hole in the wall in an old train caboose. Great music and dancers, homey atmosphere.
133 habitants recommandent
Donn's Depot
1600 W 5th StQuirky little hole in the wall in an old train caboose. Great music and dancers, homey atmosphere.
Historic Scoot Inn
1308 E 4th StOne of the last great American record stores. Check the calendar for live shows.
135 habitants recommandent
Waterloo Records
600 N Lamar BlvdOne of the last great American record stores. Check the calendar for live shows.
Wanting to help “Keep Austin Weird?” This might be your place. Music can be hit or miss, but you’ll sure to be entertained. Cold beer and set ups, so bring your own bottle if liquor is your preference.
40 habitants recommandent
Carousel Lounge
1110 E 52nd StWanting to help “Keep Austin Weird?” This might be your place. Music can be hit or miss, but you’ll sure to be entertained. Cold beer and set ups, so bring your own bottle if liquor is your preference.
Beautiful, modern amphitheater with great sound in a park like setting. Excellent spot to catch a show on a beautiful Austin night.
21 habitants recommandent
Moody Amphitheater
1401 Trinity StBeautiful, modern amphitheater with great sound in a park like setting. Excellent spot to catch a show on a beautiful Austin night.
A popular venue among young musicians, fans and scenesters, Hotel Vegas hosts emerging and regional acts.
193 habitants recommandent
HOTEL VEGAS
1502 E 6th StA popular venue among young musicians, fans and scenesters, Hotel Vegas hosts emerging and regional acts.
Piano bar/intimate music venue above a swanky BBQ Restaurant in the heart of downtown.
154 habitants recommandent
Lamberts
401 W 2nd StPiano bar/intimate music venue above a swanky BBQ Restaurant in the heart of downtown.