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for Tue., June 10

  • 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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    Austin PBS

  • 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  
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    Batch Craft Beer + Kolaches
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    KMFA Midday Music Series: Jazz Sessions w/ Paul Matthews & Anthony Basini

    With school out and the kiddos cooped up at home, KMFA’s family-friendly introduction to the magical world of jazz is the perfect opportunity to get out of the house and jazz up your summer. This interactive performance uses storytelling and group participation to teach little ones the basics of jazz, with instruction by local musicians Paul Matthews and Anthony Basini. Cool cats of all ages are invited to join in on this afternoon of creative musical fun. – Julianna Plewes
    Tue., June 10, noon. Free (all ages). 
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    Draylen Mason Studio

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    Rainbow Girls, B.R. Lively

    When used to describe women’s harmonies, the word “haunting” implies that only supernatural sources could create such lush power – according to alt-folk trio Rainbow Girls. In their latest album, the sister-like singers (and multi-instrumentalists), Erin Chapin, Caitlin Gowdey, and Vanessa Wilbourn, reclaim this title for their ordinary non-witch selves. While 2023 saw lighthearted political jabs in their studio drops (“Compassion to the Nth Degree”), HAUNTING departs for trauma and loss across an eerie backdrop of outlaw doo-wop, windy blues, electrified acoustic, and three distinctly chill vocal perspectives that fuse into a fourth supervoice. – Amber Williams
    Tue., June 10, 8pm 
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    Radio/East
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