Boz Scaggs opens October at Bass Concert Hall with the kind of laid-back sophistication that defined his four-decade career, setting a tone for a month where Austin’s stages stretch across wildly different moods—from country ballrooms to electronic producers, from stand-up comedy to metal and alternative rock.
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Boz Scaggs
Thu, Oct 1, 7:00 PM · Bass Concert Hall · from $72
The soul-rock legend brings his smooth, bluesy sound to Bass Concert Hall on October 1st. Scaggs’ catalog spans decades of hits and deep cuts that showcase his gift for melody and groove. Expect an evening of impeccable musicianship and timeless songs.
Riley Green
Thu, Oct 1, 7:00 PM · Moody Center ATX · from $43
This Alabama country artist takes Moody Center on October 1st with the kind of modern country authenticity that connects with crowds. Green’s straightforward storytelling and energetic live show make for a night that feels both intimate and arena-sized.
Brandon Flowers
Thu, Oct 1, 8:00 PM · Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater · from $42
The Killers frontman brings his solo work and classic hits to Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater on October 1st. Flowers’ synth-driven rock and emotional vocals have made him one of the defining voices of the 2000s, and his live shows deliver both spectacle and substance.
The Chainsmokers
Thu, Oct 1, 9:00 PM · The Concourse Project · from $100
Electronic producers Drew Taggart and Alex Pall command The Concourse Project on October 1st with the kind of dance-pop energy that fills festival lineups. Their blend of electronic production and pop hooks creates an immersive, high-energy experience.
Austin City Limits Music Festival: Weekend One
Fri, Oct 2, 3:30 AM · Zilker Park · from $391
Twenty One Pilots, Rufus Du Sol, Charli XCX, and Lorde anchor the first weekend of ACL Fest at Zilker Park on October 2nd–4th. This three-day pass covers one of the country’s most respected music festivals, where indie, pop, electronic, and alternative acts share the same stages.
Gabriel Iglesias
Fri, Oct 2, 8:00 PM · Moody Center ATX · from $50
The stand-up comedian brings his high-energy comedy and storytelling to Moody Center on October 2nd. Iglesias’ observational humor and physical comedy have made him one of the most popular comedians working today, and his live shows pack the house.
Kelly Willis
Fri, Oct 2, 8:00 PM · 04 Center · from $50
The Texas country artist takes 04 Center on October 2nd with the kind of vocal power and emotional depth that has defined her career. Willis’ blend of country, rock, and soul creates a warm, engaging live experience.
Howie Day
Sat, Oct 3, 8:00 PM · 04 Center · from $38
The alternative rock artist brings his 2000s hits and newer material to 04 Center on October 3rd. Day’s melodic rock sensibility and energetic live performances make for an engaging evening of guitar-driven pop-rock.
Parcels
Sat, Oct 3, 8:00 PM · Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater · from $78
This Australian indie-pop band takes Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater on October 3rd with the kind of groove-oriented, feel-good energy that defines their sound. Parcels’ blend of funk, disco, and pop creates an uplifting, danceable experience.
Loathe
Sun, Oct 4, 6:00 PM · Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater · from $36
The British metalcore band brings heavy, intricate riffs to Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater on October 4th. Loathe’s blend of aggressive instrumentation and atmospheric production appeals to fans of modern metal who want both power and nuance.
Kathy Mattea
Sun, Oct 4, 8:00 PM · 04 Center · from $57
The country legend takes 04 Center on October 4th with a career spanning decades of hits and deep country tradition. Mattea’s warm, powerful voice and authentic country sensibility make for an evening of classic country storytelling.
LP (Laura Pergolizzi)
Mon, Oct 5, 8:00 PM · Brushy Street Commons · from $69
The singer-songwriter brings her stripped-down, guitar-driven pop-rock to Brushy Street Commons on October 5th. LP’s emotional vocals and intimate performance style create a personal connection with audiences, whether she’s performing solo or with a full band.
Check dates and venues carefully—some shows sell out quickly. Book early to secure your spot at Austin’s October events.
