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Electronic Music Workshop
An Electronic Music Workshop featuring some of Austin's own local producers and label heads that have decades of collective experience to help communities connect, network and grow in their potential within the music industry through Production, Sound Design, and other essential information.Sat. June 21, 6pm-9pm4211 Todd Lane Bldg. C
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Wu-Tang Clan, Run the Jewels
Every head of a certain age remembers where they were the first time they heard the Wu-Tang Clan. (It was either “Protect Ya Neck” or “C.R.E.A.M.”) It was a life-altering Nineties pop moment, a reckoning up there with “Smells Like Teen Spirit” or “Pony” – a moment of “Oh, we’re going this way now.” Few years there, they were unstoppable, album after solo album of dusty soul samples, snares that would cut your head off, and gnomic impenetrable lyrics. Like many pop phenomena, they had a whole deal you could buy into, from clothes to a mythology. Never had so many white people learned different meanings of “gods” and “earths.” The Clan seems to be hanging it up, at least live (they just did a Vegas residency, so it’s time), so final respects are due. With Run the Jewels, who copped a great deal of their sound from these gents. – Joe GrossSun., June 15, 8pm -
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Harry Nilsson birthday tribute w/ Nick Diaz, Matt Hubbard, Jeff Olson, Mike St. Clair, more
“Imagine all the people/ Livin’ life in peace/ You.” Now imagine the bigger-than-Jesus freak who wrote that (“Imagine there’s no heaven…”) and who HE venerated. Brooklyn-born Harry Nilsson maybe never hoped to turn 83 this Sunday, but his bona fides as an American great extend light years beyond vocal ecstasy (“Without You”), Oscar brushes (“Everybody’s Talkin’”) and lime (“Coconut”). 2013’s The RCA Albums Collections box set remains an undersung great American songbook. ATX greats the Greyhounds, Cactus Lee, and a clutch of local muses including Dustin Welch, Sarah Lee Guthrie (note both those surnames for provenance), Sahara Smith, Alice Spencer, and more tip one for Harry. – Raoul HernandezSun., June 15, 7:30pm. $10. -
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Babestock Day 2 w/ EMSKI, NOMI, J Nikolé, Lady Decibel, more [outside]; SYMØNNE, Helada, Riva + Bianca, Hip Stir, 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 GarciaSun., June 15, 4pm -
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Ginny’s Chicken $#!+ Bingo! w/ Brad Stivers
Sun., June 15, 3:30pm. No cover (21+).Mike & the BurnAlls
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Marshall Hood
Sun., June 15, 2:30pm. No cover (21+).Heybale!
Sundays, 6:30pm and Sundays, 6:30pm. $10 cover (21+). -
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Purgatory Players
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