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  Austin Blues Fest late show w/ Ally Venable, Gypsy Mitchell, Mathias Lattin

  To kick off Austin Blues Festival’s Saturday and Sunday expansion at Waterloo Park (doubling the dates for their second year of relaunching the 1999-founded Antone’s Blues Festival), the club headquarters invites shades of blues guitars, guitars, guitars. No longer a teen sensation, Kilgore, Texas, shredder Ally Venable arrives after last year’s home-state-loving Buddy Guy duet “Texas Louisiana.” A Seventies gospel funk innovator as guitarist for the Relatives, Dallas native Gypsy Mitchell keeps his immaculately branded solo revival rolling with latest Paul Wall collab “I’m Still Standing.” Houston guitar phenom Mathias Lattin, who won last year’s International Blues Challenge at 20 years old, completes the next-gen sandwich. – Rachel Rascoe

  Thu., April 25, 8pm  

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  Antone's Nightclub

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  Gospel brunch w/ Disciples of Christ (12:30, 10:30am) [inside]

  Sun., April 7. $44.95 w/ view of band, $36.95 without view of band.

  Stubb's

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  Gospel brunch w/ Shields of Faith (12:30, 10:30am) [inside]

  Sun., Feb. 25. $44.95 w/ view of band, $36.95 without view.

  Stubb's

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  Gospel brunch w/ the Levites (12:30, 10:30am) [inside]

  Sun., April 28. $44.95 w/ view of band, $36.96 without view of band.

  Stubb's

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  Gospel brunch w/ the Moriah Sisters

  Sun., April 2. $44.95 w/ view of band, $36.95 without view of band.  

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  Stubb's

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  Gospel brunch w/ Wesley Bray & the Disciples of Joy (12:30, 10:30am) [inside]

  Sun., April 21. $44.95 w/ view of band, $36.95 without view of band.

  Stubb's

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  Two Step Inn Day 1 w/ Cody Johnson, Martina McBride, Ian Munsick, Ryan Bingham & the Texas Gentlemen, Sammy Kershaw, more

  Last year’s inaugural Two Step Inn brought together indie country superstars and Nineties legends to find a sweet spot in the evolving country music landscape, and this year’s return replicates the formula. Cody Johnson and Turnpike Troubadours hold down the headlining slots, while Hank Williams Jr., Martina McBride, Lee Ann Womack, Clint Black, and John Anderson provide the classic soundtrack. Ryan Bingham teams with the Texas Gentlemen, and Colter Wall slings Little Songs in his low prairie croon – while Charley Crockett and Sierra Ferrell showcase new albums alongside rising songwriters like Wyatt Flores and Vincent Neil Emerson. – Doug Freeman

  Sat., April 20, noon  

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  San Gabriel Park