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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, 6pm  
    Austin PBS
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    Club X first anniversary w/ EXOTIC FRUITICA, Narrow Haunts, Flags, DJ Astral Violet

    The Michele Mas/Misti Watts-promoted second Sunday residency – and 2023 Best of Austin Critics Pick for Best Source of Sunday Discoveries – celebrates one year with post-punk act EXOTIC FRUITICA, Narrow Haunts, FLAGS, and DJ Astral Violet.
    Sun., Oct. 8, 7pm 
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    Mockjaw (9:00)

    It’s officially the right time to catch Mockjaw, who’s one summer into impressing Red River indie rockers with bustling jazz jams, polishing a debut single, and fresh off a Local Live recording with collegiate tastemakers KVRX. Not to mention, this show’s free on the Patrizi’s pasta-assisted Butterfly Bar stage. Guitarist/vocalist Sloan Hill, drummer Collin McCord, and keyboardist KindKeith (known for their own enlivening soul/pop project) all met in UT jazz school. Busy Austin bassist Tanner Hoyt joins the snappy, twinkly new effort. Embodying their mellow genre linkage, Keith promises a cover of Aussie art rockers Jaala’s 2018 “Good Circuit” via text: “We love playin jazz and fusion music and that’s most of what we write, but we’ve been covering […] this weird indie rock song that’s been fitting into the set really well.”
    Sun., Oct. 8
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    Ba$e & Friends w/ Norman Ba$e, Frederick Boom, Southside Hippie, Krypol Haze, King Lavish, Antonio, Acclimated Assassin

    Local rappers Frederick Boom and Southside Hippie support Norman Ba$e at another free iteration of his event series.
    Sun., Oct. 8, 6pm. Free (21+).
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