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Body Rock ATX 15th anniversary benefiting DAWA w/ Riders Against the Storm & DJ Chorizo Funk, DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Kay Cali, Cortez, Kick It, Jamie Dred
Back in 2010, DJ Chorizo Funk and husband-wife hip-hop duo Riders Against the Storm launched BodyRock, an old-school monthly dance party meant to take you back to the block parties hip-hop originated from in the Seventies. In the decade and a half since, these throwdowns have outgrown original host venue Plush (now Chess Club), tried out events at Sahara Lounge and Empire, and even won a Best of Austin Award. Hosted Saturday at Menchaca space Regal Rooms, this anniversary party taps DJs Kay Cali, Cortez, Kick It, and Jamie Dred to warm up the stage for Grammy Award-winning DJ Jazzy Jeff. – Carys AndersonSat., Feb. 22, 9pm -
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Los Lonely Boys, Del Castillo
After a 23-year run catapulted by Grammy-winning single “Heaven” and decorated with a Willie Nelson collaboration, CMT spotlight, and World Series National Anthem performance, the self-defined “Texican Rock & Roll” trio took five. The pandemic-extended bench break broke with an invite to open for the Who in 2022. Now, dusting ashes with Resurrection, Henry (guitar), Jojo (bass), and Ringo (drums) reunite with a 10-track melt of Tejano rhythms, country-blues grooves, Spanglish wordsmithery, and brotherhood bonds fortified over time. The band plays Antone’s Friday, the Paramount Saturday, and an acoustic 04 Center set Sunday. – Amber WilliamsSat., Feb. 22, 8pm -
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Soccer Mommy, Hana Vu
Though the dark electronic textures of 2022’s Oneohtrix Point Never-produced Sometimes, Forever offered a welcome detour, Sophie Allison’s latest album proves that Soccer Mommy’s indie rock bread and butter is truly Evergreen. There are threads connecting the 2024 LP to each release in the artist’s discography, but Evergreen’s pastoral acoustic guitar best recalls the youthful ballads of Clean, the 2018 debut that made Soccer Mommy an indie superstar. Sweet strings boost melancholy lead single “Lost,” an ode to the artist’s late mother, like a mature – but not hardened – follow-up to the lovelorn tracks she broke out with years ago now. Time passes, but earnest guitar music endures. – Carys AndersonSat., Feb. 22, 8pm -
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Carnaval Brasileiro
We might be in the middle of a cold snap, but that won’t stop Carnaval-goers from shedding a few layers and inhibitions in solidarity with the traditional Brazilian celebration with a dash of Mardi Gras for spice. The first floor features dancing all night, while upstairs Gisele Duque plays in between performances from the local samba school. Group costumes are encouraged, but a general sense of abandon is pretty much required to make the most of this 47-year-old tradition. – James RenovitchSat., Feb. 22, 8pm -
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Austin Hip-Hop Awards w/ Voultron, Anastasia Hera, LilJayFromDaO, Yoso, CHHK, Fashion Rebel, Automatikk, Zoe Gabriel
Come suited and booted for the 11th annual Austin Hip-Hop Awards, hosted by Papi Cannon and featuring performances by several local acts. Among them, Voultron will reform, and multi-AHHA winner Anastasia Hera promotes her 2024 release, Way Outside. LiljayFromDaO’s “Blessed,” featuring Chingo Bling and Bunz, arranges an interpolation of “La Bamba” with a mix of Texas trap and Jersey club. YOSO and College of Hip Hop Knowledge, celebrating 10 years of existence, stack the deck. Fashion Rebel isn’t here for playtime, and Zoe Gabriel is a soulful vocalist on the rise. – Kahron SpearmanSat., Feb. 22, 6pm. $45 plated ticket (comes with food). $30 general admission. 21+ age requirement for entry. -
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High Heavens (Fugazi tribute), Total Diamonds
Sat., Feb. 22, 3:30pm. $5 cover (all ages). -
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Brian Wolff & the Howlers (single release)
Sat., Feb. 22, 8pm. Free (all ages). -
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Johnny Nicholas & the Hidden Charms
Sat., Feb. 22, 8pm. $10 cover (21+). -
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