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  • Samara Joy: 'A Joyful Holiday' Featuring the McClendon Family

    Named Best New Artist at the 2023 Grammy Awards, Samara Joy has already earned legions of fans around the world as the first Gen Z jazz superstar. In this special holiday show, Joy performs with three generations of her family on dreamy, gospel-infused interpretations of Christmas gems 'O Holy Night,' 'Warm in December,' and many more.
    Sun. Dec. 3, 6pm  
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    Bass Concert Hall

  • Cantautores ATX 2023

    Come enjoy an soulful night of Latin folk music with Gina Chávez (Austin), Yahir Durán (Mexico), Clara Cantore (Argentina), Javier Jara (Austin) and MC Salcidation (Austin)Tickets are $15 online and $20 in person.
    Sat. Dec. 2, 7:30pm-9:30pm  
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    Draylen Mason Studio
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    Grace Rowland, Real Live Tigers

    Tony Presley is best recognized these days as head of Keeled Scales, the local imprint with a consistent ear for discovering high-quality songwriters and home to some of Austin’s best indie bands. Presley’s own concern, Real Live Tigers, slots easily among his roster with lo-fi, understated folk that slowly unwinds somewhere between Phil Elverum and Bill Callahan. He joins in a rare set with Grace Rowland, bandleader for this year’s Austin Music Awards Best Folk/Bluegrass winner, the Deer. Rowland takes a solo bow behind her powerhouse vocals, balancing a crystalline strength and breathless fragility that match the dichotomy of her songwriting.
    Fri., June 23, 7:30pm
    Cactus Cafe

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    Chronophage, Funhouse, Us the U.S., Touch Girl Apple Blossom

    The outfit now based in New York headlines Vegas a day after opening for Citizen Downtown, in what is being billed as the band’s final Austin show.
    Fri., June 23, 9pm. $10 cover (21+).
    Hotel Vegas
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