Brandi Carlile brings her powerful folk-rock to the Moody Center on September 6th, anchoring a month where Austin’s venues showcase everything from metal and hip-hop to candlelit tributes and experimental comedy. Whether you’re catching theater at Zachary Scott or electronic nights at The Concourse Project, there’s a genuine mix of sounds and scenes worth your time.
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- Brandi Carlile & The Head and The Heart at Moody Center ATX
- Come From Away at Zachary Scott Theatre Center
- Koe Wetzel & Ole 60 at Moody Center ATX
- Bilal at 29th Street Ballroom
- The Suicide Machines at Mohawk – Austin Outdoors
- Channel Tres at Emo’s East
- Lilly Palmer at The Concourse Project
- Desi Banks at Cap City Comedy Club
- Candlelight: Tribute to Michael Jackson at St. David’s Episcopal Church
- Fragile Rock at ACL Live At 3TEN
- Horse Meat Disco at Kingdom Nightclub
- Y’all We Asian: Hot Stories, Hotter Comedy at Fallout Theater
Brandi Carlile & The Head and The Heart at Moody Center ATX
Sun, Sep 6, 7:00 PM · Moody Center ATX · from $59
Brandi Carlile’s soaring vocals and emotional songwriting pair perfectly with The Head and The Heart’s indie-folk warmth. This is a chance to catch two of indie rock’s most genuine acts in one evening at Austin’s premier arena venue.
Come From Away at Zachary Scott Theatre Center
Wed, Sep 2, 7:30 PM · The Topfer Theatre at Zachary Scott Theatre Center · from $136
This Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story of a small Newfoundland town that welcomed 7,000 stranded passengers after 9/11. It’s an uplifting, deeply human story told with infectious energy and memorable songs.
Koe Wetzel & Ole 60 at Moody Center ATX
Thu, Sep 3, 6:45 PM · Moody Center ATX · from $74
Koe Wetzel brings his raw, genre-blending country sound to a packed arena, with Ole 60 opening. Expect a night of Texas country that doesn’t fit neatly into any box—just honest, energetic performances.
Bilal at 29th Street Ballroom
Thu, Sep 3, 8:00 PM · 29th Street Ballroom · from $67
The R&B and soul virtuoso Bilal delivers intricate, jazz-inflected vocals over sophisticated production. This intimate venue show is perfect for catching an artist who refuses easy categorization.
The Suicide Machines at Mohawk – Austin Outdoors
Wed, Sep 2, 7:00 PM · Mohawk – Austin Outdoors · from $67
The Detroit ska-punk legends bring their high-energy, horn-driven sound to an outdoor setting. Expect sing-alongs, dancing, and the kind of infectious fun that defined ’90s punk.
Channel Tres at Emo’s East
Wed, Sep 2, 8:00 PM · Emo’s East · from $43
Channel Tres blends funk, R&B, and electronic production into something fresh and danceable. His live shows are known for infectious grooves and genuine connection with the crowd.
Lilly Palmer at The Concourse Project
Fri, Sep 4, 9:00 PM · The Concourse Project · from $40
The Berlin-based electronic producer brings hypnotic techno and house to one of Austin’s best dance venues. Expect intricate production and a crowd ready to move all night.
Desi Banks at Cap City Comedy Club
Fri, Sep 4, 7:00 PM · Cap City Comedy Club · from $61
The comedian and social-media personality brings his observational humor and high-energy delivery to Cap City’s main stage. Banks’ comedy spans relationships, pop culture, and everyday absurdities.
Candlelight: Tribute to Michael Jackson at St. David’s Episcopal Church
Thu, Sep 3, 6:30 PM · St. David’s Episcopal Church – TX · from $55
Experience the King of Pop’s greatest hits performed by candlelight in an intimate church setting. The classical arrangement of these iconic songs creates a surprisingly moving evening.
Fragile Rock at ACL Live At 3TEN
Thu, Sep 3, 8:00 PM · ACL Live At 3TEN · from $24
This alternative act brings experimental energy to one of Austin’s most respected mid-size venues. Fragile Rock’s sound is unpredictable and engaging—perfect for adventurous listeners.
Horse Meat Disco at Kingdom Nightclub
Fri, Sep 4, 10:00 PM · Kingdom Nightclub · from $85
The legendary London collective brings their eclectic, high-energy DJ sets to Kingdom. Expect a wild mix of house, disco, and unexpected tracks that keeps the dance floor moving.
Y’all We Asian: Hot Stories, Hotter Comedy at Fallout Theater
Fri, Sep 4, 8:30 PM · Fallout Theater · from $30
This comedy show celebrates Asian-American voices with sharp, funny storytelling and stand-up. It’s a chance to laugh and connect with perspectives that often go underrepresented in mainstream comedy.
Check dates and venues carefully—some shows sell out quickly, especially the larger arena acts. Book early to secure your spot at whatever catches your eye.
