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  • 37th Old Settler’s Music Festival Spring Pickin’ Party

    They're getting back to their roots. Come join the 37th Old Settler’s Music Festival Spring Pickin’ Party, a long-standing Central Texas tradition. Experience American roots music at its best. Camp with friends and family and explore the campfire pickin’ circles. It’s another magical gathering and you don’t want to miss it.
    May 9-12  
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    Tilmon, TX

  • Sue Foley - One Guitar Woman

    An evening dedicated to the pioneering women of guitar Prepare for a captivating musical journey with "One Guitar Woman", Sue Foley’s new solo acoustic tribute to female pioneers of guitar.
    Sat. June 1, 8pm  
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    The 04 Center
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    Sludge, System Exclusive, Lauren Lakis

    Sludge cut surf rock riffs with the bratty intonation of Molly Masson, who smirks in “Greg Abbott’s Maxi Pad” – “I wake up every morning and I sprinkle fetuses into my Cinnamon Toast Crunch.” Pasadena’s System Exclusive dole out more melodic synth-pop, but they’re not afraid to get weird, either: Recent single “Party All the Time” offers a faithful rendition of Eddie Murphy’s novelty classic, bolstered with an army march edge. L.A. transplant Lauren Lakis, meanwhile, envelops her ethereal croon in moody shoegaze.
    Thu., June 1, 10pm. $10 cover (21+).
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    Imaginary Stereo w/ Cuadroped, Low Pressure Salesman, Long Tongue, Emskiii

    The semi-monthly showcase of local beatmakers, electronic music producers, and visual projectionists moves to FSG, following four recent editions at dadaLab. June’s show features Cuadroped, Low Pressure Salesman, Long Tongue, and Emskiii.
    Thu., June 1, 6pm 
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