Austin, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve picked a fantastic time to be in the Live Music Capital of the World.

Let’s start tonight on South Congress. Showlist Austin lists Allisen & The Wy’s Guys kicking things off early at C-Boy’s Heart & Soul at 6:30 p.m. Then you can stroll a few doors down to the Continental Club for Barfield, The Tyrant bringing his high-energy soul revue at 10:30 p.m. Over at C-Boy’s later tonight, Buffalo Nichols teams up with Trainwreck Express at 10 p.m., perfect if you’re craving bluesy guitar and late-night vibes. And if you’re in the mood for a classic Austin listening room, the Saxon Pub is hosting the PAACK series around 6 p.m., according to the Saxon Pub’s own calendar.

If you want a bigger, more rock-and-roll club feel, TicketKing’s listing shows West Texas Exiles with Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers at Antone’s Nightclub tonight at 8 p.m. Antone’s is hallowed ground for Austin music, so that’s a great pick if you want to feel like a local.

Rolling into Friday, Showlist Austin highlights a seriously stacked night. You can catch Atash, Caravan Strange, and Organizacion Cumbiambera at Sahara Lounge on Webberville Road starting at 7 p.m. for a global fusion, cumbia-heavy dance party. Want something groovier? Hard Proof and The Animeros hit the Continental Club at 10 p.m. for deep funk and Afrobeat. If jazz is more your tempo, the Elias Haslanger Quintet lights up the Elephant Room downtown at 9 p.m., a cozy underground spot made for sax solos and good whiskey.

Saturday keeps the momentum going. Showlist Austin notes a big Free Week showcase at Mohawk on Red River starting at 5 p.m., featuring The Bright Light Social Hour, Good Looks, Hayden Butler, and more, with outdoor all-ages access. Over at 13th Floor on Red River, The Austin Chronicle’s Free Week event offers a wildly eclectic bill including Je’ Texas, Felt Out, Kind Keith, Little Mazarn, and Stop Motion Orchestra. If you’re up for something heavier, Kick Butt Coffee doubles as a metal venue Saturday at 8 p.m. with a benefit show for Snoopy featuring Scars of the Flesh, Rotting Corpse, Witch Axe, and Trench Sweeper.

Cap off the weekend on Sunday with something smoother. Parker Jazz Club is celebrating its 8-year anniversary with a special show honoring Dr. Keith Winking, according to Showlist Austin, ideal for listeners who want a polished, sit-down jazz evening. Or lean into true South Austin charm at Sam’s Town Point for Cocktail Steel with Rose Sinclair, a pedal-steel-forward hang that feels like a time warp in the best way. Guero’s Taco Bar on South Congress keeps the patio grooving with Curtis Lee and Sugar Trio, so you can mix live music with tacos and people-watching.

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Hey listeners, kick off your week in Austin with some unbeatable vibes as we dive into the hottest events hitting the city today through the weekend. Whether you're chasing live tunes, epic deals, or unique shows, your friendly guide has the scoop to make this January pop.

Starting right now on this Wednesday, catch up-and-coming acts at intimate venues around town, with Austin Events Schedule highlighting comedy and music lineups perfect for shaking off the midweek slump. But save your energy for Thursday, January 8, when the magical Candlelight: Rings & Dragons concert lights up AFS Cinema. According to Austin Theater, this immersive show blends Howard Shore's Middle-earth scores from The Lord of the Rings with Ramin Djawadi's Game of Thrones anthems, all flickering under hundreds of candles—think dragons, battles, and epic journeys from January 8 through 22. Tickets start low, so grab 'em for a fantasy night fit for Austin's quirky soul.

The real explosion hits Friday and Saturday, January 9-10, with Free Week rocking the Red River Cultural District. CultureMap reports over 80 musicians and bands across 13 venues, all donation-based to support local artists, venues, and preservation projects. Pair it with food and drink specials from nearby spots—CultureMap's must-see picks include rising stars you won't want to miss. It's pure Austin: freewheeling, community-driven music magic.

Saturday amps up with the Austin Card Show at Palmer Events Center on January 3-4 wrapping up any stragglers, but the big weekend draw is the City-Wide Vintage Sale on January 10-11 there too, packed with retro treasures, trading, and collector buzz. Wellness fans, 3rd Eye Meditation Lounge offers daily elixir bars and classes for that chill recharge amid the chaos.

Looking ahead, the International Gem and Jewelry Show sparkles at Palmer January 9-11—perfect for bling hunters. Stay tuned for more music marathons and Spurs Austin International Half Expo prep starting January 16-17.

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Hey Austin listeners, kick off your week with some killer vibes right here in the Live Music Capital! Today, Sunday January 4th, dive into FREE WEEK 2026 at Hotel Vegas on East 6th starting at 3 PM, where PRIMOS on the PATIO brings ulovei and Jesse plus free tacos to fuel your afternoon groove, according to Showlist Austin. Catch the Bree Romeo Quartet lighting up the Elephant Room on Congress Avenue at 8 PM for smooth jazz that'll make you forget it's a new year already. Or head to the Bullock Texas State History Museum for H-E-B Free First Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, with free exhibition admission to explore Texas tales—no ticket needed, as their site confirms. If you're feeling fancy, sip cocktails with Rose Sinclair's Cocktail Steel at Sam's Town Point on Allred Drive.

Monday the 5th ramps up with Dale Watson tearing it up at the Continental Club on South Congress at 10:15 PM, joined earlier by Eve Monsees and Mike Buck at 6:30 PM, straight from Showlist Austin listings. Jazz fans, don't miss the Jazz Jam hosted by Kris Kimura at Elephant Room at 9 PM, or Jennifer Foster and The Audacity at C-Boy’s Heart & Soul at 10 PM.

Tuesday's got BLONDELL! owning the Elephant Room at 9 PM, while Chris Duarte headlines with Durawa at The Backstage on South 1st at 6:30 PM. Wednesday the 7th celebrates Sinatra with the Bryan Anthony Quartet at Parker Jazz Club on West 4th, plus Dreadneck Wednesdays at Flamingo Cantina on East 6th and free funk with Henry Invisible at The Far Out Lounge on South Congress.

Thursday through the weekend? Allisen and The Wy's Guys at C-Boy’s at 6:30 PM on the 8th, then Friday's FREE WEEK explosion at Empire Control Room with Me nd Adam, Flight By Nothing, and more at 606 East 7th. Running enthusiasts, lace up for the USA FIT Pflugerville Resolution Race 10K and 5K just north of town today, per RunGuides. And through January 12th, Cirque Italia's Water Circus Metropolis dazzles under the White and Blue Big Top at Barton Creek Square—acrobats on water, pure magic as their site raves.

This week's stacked with jazz, funk, freebies, and circus thrills—Austin style! Get out there, dance like nobody's watching, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for shaking off the holiday haze and diving into Austin's vibrant scene this weekend and beyond. Today, Saturday January 3rd, kick things off with high-energy vibes at The Concourse Project where Gryffin drops a killer set starting at 6 PM, perfect for dance floor magic according to AXS.com. Fitness fans, join SquatchFrontierFitness for Savage Saturday, a full-body workout that'll have you roaring into the new year, or catch Warrior Women ATX's 2026 Kickoff Party for fierce motivation and sisterhood, as listed on SweatPals Blog. Music lovers, groove to Buenos Diaz's Latin-rock fusion at Central Market North Lamar from 6 to 8:30 PM, blending beats with brews. Sports enthusiasts, don't miss the Texas Longhorns taking on Mississippi State Bulldogs at 5 PM, a hoops showdown straight from Austin-TX.events. And theater buffs, immerse yourselves in The Stage's gripping Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare's brutal tale of revenge running Thursdays through Sundays at 7:30 PM or Sunday matinees at 2:30 PM through January 25th, with tickets from $17, per CTX Live Theatre.

Tomorrow Sunday the 4th, reset with Wellmess Club's New Year 5K run followed by wellness tips, ideal for that fresh start. Card collectors, hit the Austin Card Show at Palmer Events Center today and tomorrow for rare finds and trades.

Looking ahead, Monday the 5th brings Strength in the City's week-long power sessions and Sip n’ Serve Volleyball's Monday Night Digs for spiking fun. Tuesday the 6th? Unwind at Jacoby Plunges' Sunset Sauna. First Friday the 9th explodes with Good Party ATX picks like puppy adoptions from Happy Hearts Dog Rescue, a Full Moon Ceremony and Sound Bath, free week at Hotel Vegas, and Lumination's glow, plus the International Gem and Jewelry Show kicks off at Palmer Events Center through the 11th for sparkling deals on gems and bling, no kids under 9.

Saturday the 10th offers YTX ATX's Stride + Stretch walk-run mix and the City-Wide Vintage Sale. The weekend wraps with Austin Witches Market, Arboretum Food and Artisan Market, Beatles Full Moon Concert in the Dark, Go Dance Studio open house, and Inner Oasis at Hotel Magdalena. Mid-month, pickleball leagues, slow flows, dance fitness parties, and volleyball picnics keep the momentum, culminating in glow yoga and Dry January dance-offs by month's end.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Austin this first week of 2026. We're kicking off the year with holiday magic still sparkling everywhere, from dazzling lights to belly laughs and lake adventures. Today, Thursday, January 1st, dive into Santa's Afterparty Pop-Up at the Downtown Hotel’s Rodeo Room, where CultureMap Austin highlights free entry for themed cocktails, wintry decor, and seasonal bites to toast the new year. Catch Zach Theater's A Christmas Carol through January 3rd, a family-friendly spectacle of Scrooge's journey with spirited tunes and whimsical sets. Cruise The Light Park at Dell Diamond, a one-mile drive-thru of millions of synchronized holiday lights tuned to DJ Polar Ice's festive beats, open through January 4th. Or cozy up at Koko’s Alpine Lodge and Christmas Market at Koko’s Beer Hall, featuring free admission, themed drinks, bingo, holiday movies, and local vendors through January 3rd.

Tomorrow, Friday, January 2nd, comedy takes center stage with Timmy No Brakes, aka Tim Stiefler, unleashing viral high-octane humor at Cap City Comedy Club through January 4th, and Keith Robinson, the Comedy Cellar vet and Wanda Sykes Show sidekick, at Comedy Mothership for weekend shows. Stroll Luminations at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, where twinkling paths, live music, hot chocolate, and churros light up the gardens for $0 to $30 entry through January 3rd. Fortlandia there offers kid-friendly forts by local artists to climb and explore. Lake Austin Spa Resort has all-day kayaks, SUPs, and hydrobikes from 10am to 4pm, plus a 3-mile Hill Country hike at 8:30am.

Saturday, January 3rd, hits high gear at Texas Farmers’ Market in Cedar Park from 9am to 1pm, with fresh produce, artisan foods, live music, and composting—no cover. Swing dance free at Butler Park from 5pm to 8:30pm with sunset downtown views. Mozart’s Coffee Roasters hosts a free Christmas music fest from 6pm to 10pm with Texas and Celtic tunes. The Light Park and Luminations continue dazzling.

On Sunday, January 4th, recharge at Inner Oasis at Hotel Magdalena, a vinyasa yoga, breathwork, meditation, and sound healing session with Kalu James, including a self-care gift bag—details on Eventbrite. Lights on the Lake at Lake Travis offers walk-thru holiday wonder with displays, Santa, crafts, and grub.

Whether you're chasing laughs at Creek and Cave's 50 First Jokes tonight at 8pm or paddling Lake Austin's scavenger hunt, Austin's buzzing. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly vibes. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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Austin is pulling out all the stops to ring in 2026, and whether you're looking for a massive celebration or something more intimate, there's something perfect for you today.

The biggest event happening right now is Austin's New Year at Auditorium Shores. According to CBS Austin, gates opened at seven o'clock this evening, and the free celebration features performances from indie folk band The Head and the Heart alongside local favorites Chaparelle, Tameca Jones, and The Point. The event runs until midnight and includes food trucks from Amy's Ice Cream, Chi'Lantro BBQ, Garbo's Lobster, and several other local vendors. CNN is broadcasting live from the event as part of their national New Year's Eve coverage, so Austin is literally on the map tonight. The real magic happens at eleven forty-five when Austin's New Year Drone Show takes flight, followed by the countdown and a spectacular fireworks display at midnight. CapMetro is offering free rides after five o'clock, so getting there is easy.

If you're looking for something with more personality, Austin Food Magazine highlights Bob Schneider's New Year's Eve at the Paramount Theatre, an Austin tradition where the crowd sings along to local favorites. The Hyatt Regency Austin offers front row views of the fireworks with lakeside dining and cocktails, perfect if you want luxury without leaving town. For something truly glamorous, La Nuit Velour at the Powder Room is a black tie affair featuring live saxophone and electric violin performances.

If you're in the mood for live bands and throwback vibes, the two thousand s New Year's Eve at Hotel Vegas is packed with nearly nonstop early two thousands cover bands. Electric Shuffle combines shuffleboard and disco energy with an open bar and DJ, great for groups who want interactive fun. For comedy lovers, Buzzkill Comedy is offering a free show at nine o'clock with stand up legends from HBO and NBC.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Mozart's Holiday Lights Finale continues through the first few days of January with lakeside light shows and coffee at the iconic venue. The Polar Bear Plunge at Barton Springs happens on New Year's Day morning at nine o'clock, where thousands of brave Austinites take a freezing dip followed by donuts and coffee.

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Hey Austin listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in the Live Music Capital today, Sunday December 28th, and through the rest of this week leading into an epic New Year's weekend. Kick off your day with some classic rock energy as the Toadies take the stage at Emo's Austin tonight—grab those tickets fast for this high-octane show that'll have you moshing into the evening, according to Ticketmaster listings.

Over at UT Austin, dive into holiday vibes with A Christmas Carol at ZACH Theatre at 2:30 pm on Toomey Road, where Scrooge's transformation unfolds in a heartwarming production perfect for families, as noted by National Today. The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center stays open till 5 pm, sparkling with its ongoing Luminations light display that runs through January 3rd, turning the gardens into a magical wonderland of twinkling lights and festive paths, per the Austin Texas Convention site. Head to the Texas Science & Natural History Museum open until 10 pm for dino exhibits and interactive fun under the stars.

Comedy fans, roll into The Creek and The Cave at 611 East 7th Street for their legendary Sunday open mic at 8 pm—free with RSVP, featuring rising stars and all-day happy hour—followed by the heckler-packed Banana Phone at 10 pm, also free with late-night specials, straight from their event calendar.

As we slide into the week, keep the holiday glow going with Luminations at the Wildflower Center and Mozart's Festival of Lights daily through January 3rd. Monday brings comedy workshops and the Gamble Mic at Creek and Cave, while Tuesday's Dunk Tank lets comics test new bits for free.

But save your energy for New Year's Eve on the 31st—Austin's official fireworks bash at Auditorium Shores explodes at midnight with live music, food trucks, and skyline views over Lady Bird Lake, totally free but arrive early for the crowds, as detailed by AustinOT. For a splashier view, snag spots on Lady Bird Lake fireworks cruises. Comedy heats up with Lukas McCrary's NYE Spectacular at Creek and Cave, plus Esther's Follies shows at 7 pm and 9:30 pm on 6th Street, complete with sketches, magic, champagne toasts, and NYE party goodies for $60 to $70 a ticket.

Ring in 2026 on New Year's Day with the SOS Polar Bear Splash at Barton Springs Pool, a chilly community plunge for clean water cheers hosted by Save Our Springs Alliance. And don't miss 50 First Jokes at Creek and Cave on January 1st at 8 pm, where 50 comics debut their brand-new material for fresh laughs.

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Hey Austin listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in the city today through the weekend—let's dive into the laughs, music, and holiday vibes shaking up our Live Music Capital!

Kicking off today, Saturday December 27th, head to The Creek and The Cave at 611 East 7th Street for non-stop comedy action. Their New Joke Saturday Open Mic starts at 4:15pm with happy hour specials, hosted by JT Kelley—perfect for watching rising stars test fresh material in a collaborative vibe. Later, catch Roast Battle Austin, where comics sling savage burns, or stick around for the wild Realm of LARP movie panel from last night's Renaissance Faire hangover, blending fantasy role-play with epic stories and free mulled wine specials if you're chasing that medieval merriment. The Velveeta Room joins the fun with The Christmas Hangover shows at 8pm and 10pm—doors open at 7:30pm for side-splitting sets to cure your post-holiday blues. Basketball fans, don't miss the Texas Longhorns Women's game at 10pm at Moody Center ATX, bringing high-energy hoops to the arena. And for shoppers, Marketplace Austin flea market runs all day at their downtown spot, loaded with vintage treasures and trade-day deals through Sunday.

Sunday December 28th keeps the comedy rolling at The Creek and The Cave with their free Open Mic at 8pm—RSVP online, $5 at the door, plus all-day happy hour—then Banana Phone at 10pm, where hecklers ring in on hosted by Kandace Medina with late-night drinks. The Velveeta Room has Cocktails and Comedy at 8pm, mixing laughs with your favorite pours. Music lovers, catch Toadies rocking at 1pm—grab tickets for that grunge throwback.

As the week builds to New Year's, Monday at The Creek brings free mics like The Monday Gamble at 6pm, New Joke Monday at 10pm hosted by Sam Hunter, and the gimmicky Midnight Mic. Tuesday's Dunk Tank free show at 6pm lets comics plunge into new bits. Wednesday through Friday, expect Roast Battles, Bear Arms Open Mic Thursdays at 6pm, and wild ones like Litty Titty Thursdays gong show or Pong and Punchlines beer pong comedy battles.

Cap the weekend with holiday tree recycling at Zilker Park Polo Fields starting Wednesday—easy way to go green. Whether you're garb-ing up for LARP vibes, roasting the year, or pong-ing punchlines, Austin's comedy scene at Creek and Cave and Velveeta Room is on fire this week!

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Hey Austin listeners, shake off those holiday leftovers and dive into the vibrant scene right here in our live music capital this week. Today, Friday December 26th, kick things off with A Charlie Brown Christmas shows at Parker Jazz Club on 117 West 4th Street, perfect for that nostalgic vibe, or catch the touring production at ZACH Theatre on 1510 Toomey Road starting at 2:30 pm according to National Today. Over at Flamingo Cantina on 515 East 6th Street, join the Boxing Day fundraiser for Jamaica's hurricane relief, blending good cause with killer tunes. Hotel Vegas at 1502 East 6th hosts DJ Soularreal on the patio from 10 pm, and don't miss the drive-up food distribution by Central Texas Food Bank and Austin Pets Alive at Delco Activity Center, 4601 Pecan Brook Drive from 9 am to 11 am, FOX 7 Austin reports.

Saturday the 27th ramps up with Adam Johnson Band at Guero's on 1412 South Congress Avenue, Beats and Buds Producer Showcase back at Flamingo Cantina, and CLUB HAWKINS at 29th Street Ballroom on 2906 Fruth Street. Mohawk at 912 Red River Street throws the massive Everyone Knows Everyone Holiday Bash from 6:30 pm outdoors, all ages with food from Bad Larry Burger Club, while The Brew lights up Elephant Room on 315 Congress Avenue at 9 pm. Nature lovers, hit the Thanksgiving Music Hike with Will Taylor and Strings in the Woods at Barton Creek Greenbelt, 1601 Spyglass Drive starting 11:45 am.

Sunday the 28th brings Ginny’s Chicken Bingo with The Barnyard Stompers at C-Boy’s Heart and Soul on 2008 South Congress from 3:30 pm, and Guthrie Girls Acoustic at Sam's Town Point on 2115 Allred Drive, doors at 4 pm.

As we roll into the week, Monday 29th features Nothing But Buddy Holly Tribute by Two Tons of Steel at Antone's on 305 East 5th, Alvin Youngblood Hart at Continental Club on 1315 South Congress at 6:30 pm, and Dale Watson later that night at 10:15 pm. Tuesday 30th spotlights James McMurtry and Dustin Welch at Continental Club at 10 pm, plus Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis at Long Center on 701 West Riverside Drive at 7 pm. Wednesday 31st explodes with NYE parties everywhere: Bob Schneider's bash at Paramount Theater on 713 Congress, BRISKET EVE with Jimmy Eat Brisket tribute at The Far Out Lounge on 8504 South Congress, New Year’s Eve Reggae Ball at Flamingo Cantina, and New Years Eve Strings in the Woods with Will Taylor at Barton Creek Greenbelt at 11:45 am or Spyglass at 3 pm. An Evening With David Garza at C-Boy’s from 9:30 pm, and 29th Street NYE Block Party seal the deals.

From Showlist Austin's packed calendar, Austin's got that unbeatable mix of jazz, rock, blues, and outdoor jams to ring in 2026. Grab your crew, check venues for tickets, and make memories under these Texas stars.

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Hey listeners, merry Christmas from your friendly Austin guide! It's December 25th, and our city is sparkling with holiday magic that stretches through the weekend. Kick off today at Miracle on 5th Street pop-up bar at The Eleanor, where Culturemap Austin reports two levels of decked-out halls serve boozy craft cocktails, nonstop Christmas tunes, and tasty bites—open through December 28, so grab Eventbrite tickets for that festive sip. Feeling a drive? Cruise The Light Park at Dell Diamond, a mile of millions of synchronized holiday lights blasting DJ Polar Ice's tunes right to your car radio—tickets available now through January 4.

Tomorrow, Friday the 26th, laugh out loud with comedian Sheryl Underwood at Cap City Comedy Club, the Comic View star and former Talk host bringing her hilarious takes all weekend—snag those tickets fast according to Culturemap. Or catch Zach Theater's A Charlie Brown Christmas, reliving Charlie Brown's quest for holiday meaning with Linus, Snoopy, and the gang through December 28.

Saturday the 27th heats up with country rocker Stoney LaRue at Haute Spot, performing hits like Oklahoma Breakdown with opener Graham St. Clair Band—tables come with food and drinks. Cozy up at Otopia's Winter Sol Rooftop Igloos in the Otis Hotel, renting private domes with lounge seats, holiday cocktails, vinyl holiday jams, board games, cookie kits, and Polaroid keepsakes—limited Eventbrite spots. Groove to The Peterson Brothers at The Continental Club, the soul-blues-R&B-funk duo debuting tracks from their new album Experience.

Comedy fans, Creek and Cave has Bear Arms open mic tonight at 6pm and Litty Titty Thursdays gong show all week, plus ongoing Roast Battles and New Joke Saturdays. Sagebrush offers two-step lessons and live sets like Hayden Butler on select nights.

For eats today, CBS Austin notes Blue Genie Art Bazaar just wrapped its 25th season with local handmade gifts, but steakhouses like Perry's, Fleming's, and Truluck's stay open for seafood feasts, per AustinOT's Christmas dining guide.

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