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Colin Stetson, Future Museums
There’s genre-agnostic, and then there’s genre-defiant. Maverick saxophonist and composer Colin Stetson makes music that eschews boundaries, whether working as a sideperson to folks like Lou Reed, Bon Iver, and Arcade Fire, or reimagining Polish composer Henryk Górecki’s challenging Symphony No. 3. He advanced his own name writing haunting scores to left-of-center films and TV shows like Hereditary, The Menu, Uzumaki, and Color Out of Space – all of which feed into last year’s The love it took to leave you, a two-disc magnum opus of emotional atmosphere. God knows how it works live, but it’ll definitely be worth finding out. – Michael TolandFri., May 2, 8:30pm -
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Fiesta del Alma w/ Alejandro Escovedo, Indigo Girls, Gina Chavez, DONNA
It’s not every day a preschool hosts a 21+ event at Antone’s featuring the Indigo Girls, but the seemingly impossible will be made possible this Friday. The benefit concert supports the beloved Spanish language immersion daycare Escuelita del Alma as it prepares to move locations because TxDOT’s I-35 expansion requires blowing up the existing location. Funds raised will also go toward a new scholarship fund. The night ends with music from the Indigo Girls, Alejandro Escovedo, Gina Chavez, and Donna. [Editor’s note: This event has sold out, but the silent auction & raffle is open to non-ticketholders.] – Maggie QuinlanFri., May 2, 7:15pm -
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Texas Dungeon Siege Day 2 w/ Bloodweeper, Forwyrd, Frost Clad, Magic Hilt, Seregost, Vale Minstrel, Wraith Knight
Hark all ye rogues and wenches, the Texas Dungeon Siege is upon us! The finest medieval musicians from across the land gather for four nights of merriment. What makes this music medieval, you ask? Take a look at these names. Oregon’s Grim Father and New York’s Earthen Shield shall join local bands Thronos, Goblet Grotto, Skullbasher, and more for an audible feast. Delight in hypnotic synths to guide you through the enchanted forest, indie pop for practicing your tavern jig, and thrashing metal to soundtrack your duels. Escape our mortal coil for one of war and whimsy at Tiny Minotaur and Elysium. – Caroline DrewFri., May 2, 7pm -
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Ministry, Nitzer Ebb, Die Krupps
On the 2025 album unfortunately called The Squirrely Years Revisited, Ministry main man Al Jourgensen has gone back to the synth-duo New Wave of the band’s earliest records, With Sympathy and Twitch, and pulled a Taylor Swift: He’s remade some of the tracks in the industrial-metal style that made the band famous. The result is a very odd mix of that to which you danced with angular hair in 1985 and that to which you moshed in 1995. Apparently, goths of a certain age WILL dance to anything. With fellow old-school EBM purveyors Nitzer Ebb and Die Krupps.– Joe GrossFri., May 2, 7:30pm -
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Ky Newman, atlgrandma, Frost Children [garage]
As a producer of the ultra-popular Emergency Intercom podcast, Ky Newman usually works behind the scenes, but the DJ-focused Oddly Satisfying road show puts the online darling in the spotlight. The content creator’s sets scratch the slightly brainrotted itch inside us all: a recent mash-up mixed Ice Spice’s “Deli” with the Smashing Pumpkins’ “1979.” Co-produced by indie curator Cristina Mauri (aka Moonbby Presents), the bill features additional sets from left field pop favorites atlgrandma and Frost Children. – Genevieve WoodFri., May 2, 8pm -
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RESCHEDULED INTO ONE DAY EVENT ON 5/3: Shorty presents Keep Austin Loud Fest Day 1 w/ Mikky & the Doom, Subpar Snatch, fifi knifefight, Fak3 5miles, SpaceGoonz
Got festival fever but can’t wait months until ACL comes around? Keep Austin Loud Fest might just bring you some relief. The two-night event at the Far Out Lounge is set to showcase 10+ local acts and host a pop-up market by Austin Artisan Market. Night one headliner Mikky & the Doom exudes unabashed lyricism and a raw, chaotic essence, while Saturday’s NSFWHO? packs a punch with belting vocals and dexterous guitar riffs galore. – Catalina PerezFri., May 2, 7pm -
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Texas Dungeon Siege Day 2 w/ Chipped Topaz, Del S. Pleaux, Filth Eternal, Goblet Grotto, Spaceseer
Hark all ye rogues and wenches, the Texas Dungeon Siege is upon us! The finest medieval musicians from across the land gather for four nights of merriment. What makes this music medieval, you ask? Take a look at these names. Oregon’s Grim Father and New York’s Earthen Shield shall join local bands Thronos, Goblet Grotto, Skullbasher, and more for an audible feast. Delight in hypnotic synths to guide you through the enchanted forest, indie pop for practicing your tavern jig, and thrashing metal to soundtrack your duels. Escape our mortal coil for one of war and whimsy at Tiny Minotaur and Elysium. – Caroline DrewFri., May 2, noon -
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Suzanna Choffel
Fri., May 2, 6:30pm. No cover (21+).The Rock-A-Sonics, High Noon, Redd Volkaert, Sean Mencher
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Otis Wilkins, Small Engine Fire, Paper Sister
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The Blues Specialists
Fridays, 6:30pm and Fri., May 2, 6pm. No cover (21+).Paladins, Southern Culture on the Skids, Marti Brom
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