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for Sun., March 17
  • Sue Foley - One Guitar Woman

    An evening dedicated to the pioneering women of guitar Prepare for a captivating musical journey with "One Guitar Woman", Sue Foley’s new solo acoustic tribute to female pioneers of guitar.
    Sat. June 1, 8pm  
    The 04 Center
  • Monk's Jazz Presents the Kim Prevost & Bill Solley Quintet

    Kim & Bill return to perform with two shows! The quintet will feature the duo joined by drummer Tom Brechtlein, saxophonist Michael Malone, pianist Darrell Lavigne, bassist Chad Wesselkamper. The group are bringing jazz & improvisation to the stage. Get ready for some next level jazz & soul.
    Fri. May 31, 8pm & 10pm  
    Monks Jazz Club
  • Kady Rain's Pride Celebration

    Kady Rain is hosting her Pride Celebration event featuring live music performances by P1nkstar, Kady Rain, Boy Sim, Kisos, and Paxton Smith, drag performances, vendors, costume contest and more! This project has been financed in whole or in part by the City of Austin’s Live Music Fund Event Program.
    Sat. June 1  
    The Coral Snake
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    RevFest w/ Paisley Fields, Parker Woodland, Great Aunt, Secret Emchy Society, Julie Nolen, Ever More Nest, Strawbitty Yops, DJ Boi Orbison

    Ahead of OUTlaw Pride Fest 2022, fest founder and country crooner Julie Nolen said to Qmmunity that “country music doesn’t just belong to any one type of person and there are plenty of queer people who resonate with the same deep rooted soul and wit of country music.” This weekend’s collection of unofficial South By sets delivers that twang-for-all spirit courtesy of both Revolution Bookkeepers and OUTlaw Pride. Enjoy Paisley Fields, Parker Woodland, Great Aunt, Secret Emchy Society, Ever More Nest, Strawbitty Yops, and Nolen in Rev Bookkeepers’ backyard. Plus: DJ Boi Orbison transports with a Neon Rainbows Dance Party. – James Scott
    Sun., March 17, noon 
    Revolutions Bookkeepers, 2111 W. Slaughter
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