Get Your Tickets for the 41st Annual Austin Music Awards

Tickets are on sale now for the Austin Music Awards, taking place Sunday, Feb. 26, at the Mohawk. All ticket proceeds benefit the Sims Foundation. In addition to the revealing this year's winners of The Austin Chronicle Music Poll, the evening features performances from Jackie Venson; Como Las Movies with Sabrina Ellis; Kelly Willis, Brennen Leigh, and Melissa Carper; Keeled Scales Family Band featuring members from Good Looks, the Deer, and Sun June; Blakchyl; Die Spitz; and a special pre-show set with Eve Monsees and Mike Buck.

Buy your tickets now.

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Want a taste of this year’s performers? Check out our playlist on Spotify.

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