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Hot Summer, Cool Jazz Concert
Get ready, Austin! This summer is heating up with the coolest jazz event of the year! The Women in Jazz Association, Inc. presents the Hot Summer, Cool Jazz Concert — an unforgettable night of smooth grooves, sizzling rhythms, and world-class talent – featuring Pamela Hart, Yansa Samada Band, Kyle Turner with special guest Joe Carmouche!Sat. June 14, 6pmAustin PBS
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Exquisite Corpse II w/ Chief Cleopatra, Chucky Blk, the Point, Joey Tea, Twisted June
Exquisite Corpse rises from the dead for a second installment celebrating Texas art and culture. This year, Caravan Collective founders Matan Benyamin, Josh Tsang, and Marielle Glasse joined forces with Austin booker For Spite Creative and host Far Out Lounge to amass an “art-stravaganza” on a larger scale, compared to the event’s 2020 origins at Monkeywrench Books. “We noticed there weren’t a lot of opportunities for DIY artists to showcase their work and wanted to create events, and projects, that moved across mediums to intentionally build collaborative artistic spaces,” Benyamin says over text.: This observation led to the founding of Caravan (@caravancollectiv on Instagram), and the first iteration. Exquisite Corpse II continues live music and art installation staples while debuting a freshly orchestrated market of roughly 20 local vendors. Onstage, returning veterans the Point showcase a raw blend of Peruvian chicha- and psych-inspired rock via new EP Berto’s Banquet alongside Twisted June’s snazzy hip-hop experimentation. Fest newcomers Joey Tea, Chucky Blk, and Chief Cleopatra join the mix before DJs Noamiash and Nov31. Nearly three years since its creation, this Exquisite Corpse seems alive and well.Fri., Dec. 30, 6pm. $12 advance, $15 at the door. -
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Shinyribs, Scott Strickland, Tony Kamel
Beaumont boogie king Kevin Russell shares a distinct musical grounding with local openers Tony Kamel of bluegrass heroes Wood & Wire and songwriting protégé Scott Strickland, both originally from Houston: Gulf Coast grit and groove. We texted the Shinyribs ringmaster for the lowdown on his 2022-ending carnival. “Oh gosh,” he writes back, “expect the usual high-energy party and also a good dollop of Bobby Boudin swamp-pop: eccentric sentimental ballads on a bed of Texamericana Salad. And wear your dancing shoes, because only the pros come out on NewYearsEveEve. This, I’m told, is the inaugural of what will be an annual event at ACL Live."Fri., Dec. 30, 8pm -
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Patti Smith tribute w/ Liz Burrito, Transy Warhol
Liz Burrito and Transy Warhol celebrate the legendary punk rock songwriter on her 76th birthday.Fri., Dec. 30, 10:45pm -
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TC Superstar, Sad Cops, Kiki Machine, Motorsports
Regardless of spiritual affiliation, a religious experience is guaranteed when synth-wave divinity TC Superstar resurrects at Swan Dive. Limited stage space equates no tangible bounds for the groove-busting collective, whose conceptual preoccupations include the American dream of cable TV. Supporting act Sad Cops haul emo-pop fusion over from Denton (the Midwest of Texas, sources say), while dreamy locals Kiki Machine flood luscious indie-pop with Mitski-meets-Avril edge. Motorsports, a wailing grunge-infused trio, joins the bill, promising new tunes alongside May’s dynamo triple-single Group Therapy For Being The Best All The Time.Fri., Dec. 30, 9:30pm -
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Henri Herbert
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The Blues Specialists
Fridays, 6:30pmKeep Austin Cheer'd w/ Me Nd Adam, Mutts, TheBrosFresh, Jude Parrish
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Fausto/Faustito
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