Austin’s live music scene is firing on all cylinders this weekend. Whether you’re into rock, hip-hop, electronic, theatre, or stand-up comedy, there’s something for everyone across the city’s iconic venues and intimate clubs.
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- Simple Plan, Bowling For Soup & 3OH!3
- Clipping at Mohawk
- The Mavericks at ACL Live
- Eagles of Death Metal at Scoot Inn
- Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings
- Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella at McCullough Theatre
- Disney’s Newsies the Musical at McCullough Theatre
- Toto, Christopher Cross & The Romantics
- Kesha at Germania Insurance Amphitheater
- Don Toliver at Moody Center ATX
Simple Plan, Bowling For Soup & 3OH!3
Fri, Aug 7, 7:00 PM · Moody Amphitheater · from $76
Three pop-punk and alternative acts share the stage at Moody Amphitheater on Friday night. If you grew up in the 2000s, this is a nostalgia-packed lineup that still knows how to deliver energy and singalongs.
Clipping at Mohawk
Fri, Aug 7, 8:00 PM · Mohawk – Austin Outdoors · from $37
The experimental hip-hop trio brings their avant-garde sound to Austin’s outdoor venue. Clipping’s intricate production and provocative lyrics make for a challenging, rewarding live experience that stands apart from mainstream rap.
The Mavericks at ACL Live
Fri, Aug 7, 8:00 PM · ACL Live At The Moody Theater · from $26
This Latin-influenced country and rock band delivers infectious rhythms and heartfelt storytelling. The Mavericks’ blend of Tex-Mex flair and rock edge is perfect for a Friday night out at one of Austin’s premier venues.
Eagles of Death Metal at Scoot Inn
Fri, Aug 7, 7:00 PM · Scoot Inn · from $52
The hard-rock outfit brings their swagger and riffs to this East Austin institution. If you want loud, fun, and unapologetic rock and roll, EODM delivers the goods in a gritty, no-frills setting.
Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings
Fri, Aug 7, 6:30 PM · St. David’s Episcopal Church – TX · from $86
Experience classic 90s hip-hop reimagined by a string ensemble in the intimate setting of St. David’s Episcopal Church. It’s a fresh take on iconic beats and bars, blending high culture with street credibility.
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella at McCullough Theatre
Sat, Aug 8, 10:00 AM · McCullough Theatre · from $94
Summer Stock Austin brings the beloved musical to life on Saturday morning and afternoon. This timeless fairy tale features soaring melodies and magical staging that appeals to all ages.
Disney’s Newsies the Musical at McCullough Theatre
Sat, Aug 8, 3:00 PM · McCullough Theatre · from $190
The high-energy musical about newsboy strikers in 1899 New York features incredible tap dancing and rousing songs. Summer Stock Austin’s production captures the show’s infectious spirit and crowd-pleasing choreography.
Toto, Christopher Cross & The Romantics
Sat, Aug 8, 6:45 PM · Germania Insurance Amphitheater · from $17
Three legends of 70s and 80s pop-rock converge at Germania Insurance Amphitheater on Saturday evening. Expect smooth harmonies, yacht-rock vibes, and the hits that defined a generation.
Kesha at Germania Insurance Amphitheater
Sun, Aug 9, 7:00 PM · Germania Insurance Amphitheater · from $29
The pop powerhouse closes out the weekend on Sunday with her anthemic hits and infectious energy. Kesha’s evolved sound still packs the party spirit and confidence that made her a stadium-filling star.
Don Toliver at Moody Center ATX
Sun, Aug 9, 7:30 PM · Moody Center ATX · from $59
The Houston rapper brings his melodic trap sound to Austin’s largest venue on Sunday night. Don Toliver’s smooth flow and atmospheric production create an immersive hip-hop experience for a packed crowd.
Check dates and venues carefully—some shows run multiple nights or times. Book early for the bigger acts and outdoor amphitheater shows, as weekend tickets move fast in Austin.
