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for Sat., June 14
  • Nailed it Live: Music, Maintenance, & Handy Wisdom

    Join Handyband Collective for Nailed It Live, an afternoon of music, beer, and home repair insight. Enjoy a Q&A with their top handypeople, live music from their crew, and free food & drink tickets for first-time homebuyers and real estate pros. Come talk tools, tunes, and creative fixes!
    Sat. June 14, 2pm-6pm  
    Batch Craft Beer + Kolaches
  • Hot Summer, Cool Jazz Concert

    Get ready, Austin! This summer is heating up with the coolest jazz event of the year! The Women in Jazz Association, Inc. presents the Hot Summer, Cool Jazz Concert — an unforgettable night of smooth grooves, sizzling rhythms, and world-class talent – featuring Pamela Hart, Yansa Samada Band, Kyle Turner with special guest Joe Carmouche!
    Sat. June 14, 6pm  
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  • Music

    Songs in the Key of Liberation w/ THEBROSFRESH, Magna Carda, Mike Melinoe, Ladi Earth, New Rouge

    You’ve got a lot of great Juneteenth events to choose from this week. Perhaps most recognizable, the Carver Museum’s annual Stay Black and Live cookout and music festival returns to the historic Rosewood neighborhood with notable names Blakchyl, Taméca Jones, and more. If you’d rather stay indoors, this Antone’s lineup, curated by local org Smile Blaack, offers plenty of proverbial heat with sounds from DJ New Rouge, dreamy hip-hop acts Mike Melinoe and Magna Carda, tongue-in-cheek twerk healer Ladi Earth, and super-huge “GuitaR&B” siblings THEBROSFRESH. On Freedom Day, liberation sounds like so many things. – Carys Anderson
    Sat., June 14, 8pm 
  • Music

    Babestock Day 1 w/ Kayristin, Jenny Voss, Black Daria, DJ La Moon, more [outside]; Baby Kush, CLINK!, Bunny G, more [inside]

    It feels like it should’ve existed already, but DJ Hip Stir had to make it real. We mean Babestock Music Festival, “America’s first and only electronic music fest with an all-female and gender-expansive lineup.” That’s a two-day hootenanny with around 30 artists playing “everything from darkwave to drum and bass, reggaeton, and house,” said Hip Stir, a DJ with vision. Performers come from Austin, like gothic synth artist SINE and reggaeton party starter DJ La Moon, but also far beyond, including the Mexico-based Black Daria, back for a second year. Truly a wild mash-up of sounds, Babestock is all babes. – Christina Garcia
    Sat., June 14, 4pm 
  • Music

    Alex Dupree, Max Knouse

    Some musicians believe that songwriting is like poetry. Alex Dupree, who began playing in Austin’s riverbeds, motel rooms, and church attics long before the city’s unconventional music sites became plagued with condos, is no exception. Dupree’s lyric-driven folk songs, he once said, are “music for people who like words, words for people who like music.” So, if you like words (I’m going out on a limb to say you do since you’re reading this), and if you like music (who doesn’t?), and if you still like what’s left of Austin, then perhaps you’ll also like Dupree, in all his Old Austin folk glory. – Levi Langley
    Sat., June 14, 7pm 
  • Music

    Body Rock ATX (Prince tribute) w/ DJ Chorizo Funk & Riders Against the Storm

    It’s coming up on a decade since Prince died at age 57, but the iconic artist is still as beloved and relevant today. Celebrate what would’ve been his 67th birthday with Body Rock ATX, a monthly event turning 15 this year founded by Riders Against the Storm and DJ Chorizo Funk, who’ll be manning the turntables for the dance party. So pop on your “Raspberry Beret” and hop in your “Little Red Corvette” to head over to Parish and party like it’s “1999.” – Kat McNevins
    Sat., June 14, 9pm 
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