Hole in the Wall
2538 Guadalupe, 512/472-5599
One of Austin’s oldest venues, the Hole in the Wall opened in 1974 and enjoyed an early run as a folkie hangout, serving as a favorite stage for Townes Van Zandt, Nanci Griffith, and Blaze Foley. The campus-area staple later became a breeding ground for punk, cosmic country, and alternative, launching the careers of Timbuk3, Fastball, Spoon, and Shakey Graves. Forty years on, the historic two-stage dive, with a collective capacity of a couple hundred, still features live music every night and serves as an important proving ground for new bands. Always a shoestring effort, the Hole briefly shuttered in 2002 and came dangerously close to being priced out in 2015.
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Fri., May 30, 7pm
Jean Caffeine
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Fri., May 30, 9pm
New Strangers, Queen Serene, Paper Sister
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Sat., May 31, 9pm
Andrew Duplantis Band, the Light Aluminum, Daily Worker
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Wed., June 4, 9pm
John Mutchler, Hayden Butler
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Thu., June 5, 9pm
Sipa, Very Busy People, Plum Tongue
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Fri., June 6, 9pm
Street Forum benefit w/ Micajah, Shallowater, RagTag
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Sat., June 7, 9pm
Hidden Floors, Ash & the Endings, Elephant Ears
Enjoy the reliably delicious meat or veggie burgers and great seasoned fries with any of the reasonably priced beers on tap.
2911 San Jacinto, 512/322-9168
Cafe and lounge located on the north side of the lower lobby in the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center on the University of Texas campus.
1900 University Avenue, 512/404-3654
With 28 beers on tap and more than 60 by the bottle, you'll need the burgers and nachos to stay upright.
2610 Guadalupe, 512/478-2337