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    Galactic Empire, HANABIE., Masters of Unlocking

    May the shred be with you! This costumed Pennsylvania-based band adds a unique metal twist to songs from the Star Wars franchise. Japanese metalcore group HANABIE. supports.
    Tue., Sept. 19, 6:30pm 
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    Come & Take It Live

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    HAAM Day w/ Farmer's Wife, Marry Cherry, Dragon Rapid

    Steeped in fuzzy distortion and hollow reverb, Austin’s Marry Cherry summons Sixties psychedelia with Britpop flair. The quartet’s summer singles play like a grittier reincarnation of the Stone Roses. Whereas “Colors” paints snazzy rhythms with zipping basslines and pattering bongos, latest release “Won’t Die Slow” churns buzzy guitars into ear-splitting drone. Bubble-grunge getup Farmer’s Wife joins the penultimate night of Marry Cherry’s September residency, delivering splintering riffs and twisted tales via debut EP There’s a Monster. Darkwave duo Dragon Rapid opens. Proceeds will be donated in observance of HAAM Day.
    Tue., Sept. 19, 10pm
    Hotel Vegas

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    Paul Simon tribute at HAAM Day w/ Akina Adderley, Graham Wilkinson, Pat Byrne, Matt the Electrician, Dossey, Various Artists

    Songwriters such as Akina Adderley, Kalu James, Matt the Electrician, and Suzanna Choffel pay homage to the Newark-born singer-songwriter as part of citywide concerts benefiting the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians.
    Tue., Sept. 19, 8pm. $20 cover.
    Sagebrush

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    Broken Social Scene, Hannah Georgas

    Two years deep into the 20th anniversary tour for his band’s – or rather, loose-knit collective’s – most beloved album, Kevin Drew is releasing his third solo album. It’s called Aging. You cannot accuse Kevin Drew of lacking a sense of humor. And you likewise cannot accuse You Forgot It in People of aging. More than any of their Aughts indie contemporaries, the smeary, crayon-colored post-pop abstractions of Broken Social Scene’s sophomore breakthrough seem permanently unstuck in time. Indeed, nearly every song has become a mixtape perennial for successive generations of lovestruck teenagers (remember when Lorde name-dropped “Lover’s Spit” on “Ribs”?).
    Tue., Sept. 19, 8pm 
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    Stubb's
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