...And You Will Know us by the Trail of the Dead, Black Joe lewis and the Honey Be...
Sat. 10/27 | 10:00PM @ Emo's (Downtown)
$10/$12, all ages
Thriller Halloween with Herb, John Kelley, and more
Sat. 10/27 | 8:00PM @ Scoot Inn & Bier Garten (East of I-35)
Thats right! HERB's baaaccckkk! Click "I Like It" to win free spots on the guest list. Herb (Alien Records, ATX) makes his return for Halloween to take the main outdoor stage alo…more»
Ararat ~ Spooky Supper & Show
Sat. 10/27 | 7:00PM @ Hot Mama's Espresso Bar (East of I-35)
Boo! A Terrifyingly Delicious Medieval Feast accompanied by Frightening Melodic Torture & Fiery Danse Macabre Of The Undead Gypsy Pirates * WinoVino * ht…more»
Soundcatcher Tour w/ DJ Vadim, Abstract Rude & more
Sat. 10/27 | 8:00PM @ Emo's (Downtown)
10:00 PM CDT (8:00 PM Doors) tickets: $12
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A longstanding centerpiece of the Ninja Tune label, DJ Vadim mashes up dance-derived breaks with blunted, left-field hip-hop. His 1999 album, U.S.S.R.: Life From the Other Side, remains an underground touchstone of sorts, matching Vadim’s beats to rhymes by backpacker godhead EI-P, Swollen Members, and tart slam poet Sarah Jones, among others. In 2002, he released U.S.S. R.: The Art of Listening, which featured more of the same worldly beats and breaks, along with rhymes by Blackalicious maestro Gift of Gab and newbies like Vakill and Yarah Bravo, the latter of whom teamed up with Vadim and Blu Rum 13 to make 2005’s Children of Possibility under the moniker One Self and will join Vadim here for this special Halloween-themed show. Also appearing: Abstract Rude, Pugslee, Atomz, Crew 54, Richardhenry, DJ Rythmic.
Pre-Halloween Party with Live Bands
Sat. 10/27 | 5:00PM @ Secret Oktober
Saturday, October 27th, from 5-8 pm, we will have a live show in the back of the store. Gabhar (dark folk-similar to Sol Invictus, Death in June, Current 93, etc.) and inalonelypla…more»
HANSON w/ Locksley
Sat. 10/27 | 8:00PM @ La Zona Rosa (Downtown)
Saturday, October 27th - Doors 7:00pm; Show 8:00 pm Tickets on sale Friday 9/7 at 10AM!
Bob Schneider w/ Tammany Hall Machine
Sat. 10/27 | 9:00PM @ Antone's (Downtown)
Bob Schneider plays another great show w/ the Tammany Hall Machine kicking off the night!!!
Georgie James (ex Q and not U ), La Loup, New Roman Times
Sat. 10/27 | 7:00PM @ The Mohawk (Downtown)
Joanna Newsom w/ Austin Symphony Orchestra
Sat. 10/27 | 7:00PM @ Riverbend centre (West of Mopac)
I love this woman. And she's playing with a full orchestra. More info:http://www.livedaily.com/news/12886.html ONE OF ONLY 6 US PERFORMANCES!
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It would be selling Joanna Newsom short to say she’s the victim of a headlong dive into her own hype. But after 2004’s superb The Milk-Eyed Mender, which was essentially a scattershot collection of her early primitive recordings, she skipped right past adolescence and into the yawning conceptuality of last year’s Ys. With songs ranging from seven to 16 minutes long, the disc is a patience-testing exercise in tedious pretence and suffocating overdubs (including arrangements by Van Dyke Parks, who apparently thought it would be a lark to completly obscure Newsom’s simple, pure, harp-bolstered melodies with sodden washes of chromatically chaotic orchestration.) But (and this is a big but) Newsom is still stunning live, when her simplest qualities rise to the top. This show promises to be more special than usual, with Newsom accompanied by the Austin Symphony Orchestra, one of only six such shows she’s playing in the U.S.
Tammany Hall Machine @ Momo's w/ Goldcure, Drew Smith, and Suzanna Choffel
Sat. 10/27 | 8:00PM - Thu. 10/27 @ Momo's (Downtown)
THM plays @ 12:30am, Goldcure @ 11:00pm, Drew Smith @ 9:30pm, and Suzanna Choffel @ 8:00pm.
THE DANCE RAWR TOUR FEATURING FAMILY FORCE 5
Sat. 10/27 | 7:00PM @ Stubb's Bar-B-Q (Downtown)
INDOOR SHOWDOORS @9PMTIX $10ADV, $12DOS
The Boxing Lesson, The Dirty Hearts, The Action is at Hole In The Wall Oct 27th
Sat. 10/27 | 9:00PM @ Hole in the Wall (Campus)
HALLOWEEN METAL SHOW w/ INDORPHINE (FL) (1 AM) / LOKEY (12:00) / DEAD BY KNIGHT (1...
Sat. 10/27 | 10:00PM - Sun. 10/28 @ Trophy's (South Central)
INDORPHINE (Florida) - http://www.myspace.com/indorphineLOKEY (San Antonio) - http://www.myspace.com/lokeyDead By Knight (Austin) - http://www.myspace.com/deadbyknightInner*Vision (Austin) - h…more»
Low Expectations plays Hi Lo Bar
Sat. 10/27 | 10:00PM - Sat. 10/27 @ Hi Lo Bar
Low Expectations goes on stage at the Hi Lo Bar this Saturday at 10 pm. Hi Lo is on the corner of 6th and Lavaca. Rock-n-Roll music saves lives. Check out www.LowExpectationsB…more»
Local Reggae - All night!-Sinai Fiyah, Mau Mau Chaplains
Sat. 10/27 | 10:00PM @ Flamingo Cantina (Downtown)
Local roots reggae, all night long. Funky old school early with Maus,funky new school late with Sinai Fiyah.Dig it.
Honor Farm CD Release Party
Sat. 10/27 | 9:00PM @ Scoot Inn & Bier Garten (East of I-35)
Honor Farm and friends celebrate the release of their debut CD, Wait and See.
KOOP Strictly Bluegrass Hoedown III Benefit
Sat. 10/27 | 2:30PM @ Jovita's (South of the river)
2:00 to 6:00PM jamming on the outdoor deck6:00 PM Green Mountain Grass7:00 …more»
You’d be forgiven for thinking that a band with the name …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead and a well-documented history of destroying its instruments onstage would be genuinely scary. In fact, Austinites know firsthand that things used to be a lot more aggressive in the TOD camp, but the band’s approach was so tempered on last year’s So Divided that even the Polyphonic Spree-sounding “Eight Days Of Hell” and a gentle cover of Guided By Voices’ “The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory” didn’t sound out of place. With the recent promising news that the band has finally freed itself from Interscope—or “prison,” as their press release calls it—Trail Of Dead seems to be intent on recapturing its brutal youth, starting with a fall tour supporting Dethklok, the fictional death-metal band of Adult Swim’s Metalocalypse, to be followed by recording sessions for its sixth album, hopefully with all pop pretensions forgotten. Opening: Black Joe Lewis And The Honey Bears, Migas.