Doja Cat is at the Moody Center on November 3, and Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry share the Moody Amphitheater five days later, so the Moody venues bracket this week from pop-rap to hardcore. Between them sit a Neil Diamond musical at Bass Concert Hall, a Shadowgrass bluegrass set at Antone’s and a Bonobo show at Emo’s East.
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- The Linda Lindas at Mohawk
- Craig Robinson at Cap City Comedy Club
- Mookey Baby at Come and Take It Live
- Doja Cat at the Moody Center
- A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical at Bass Concert Hall
- Julia Jacklin at Radio/East
- Shadowgrass at Antone’s Nightclub
- Dinosaur Jr. & Stef Chura at Stubbs
- Knocked Loose & Denzel Curry at Moody Amphitheater
- Bonobo at Emo’s East
- Ron Funches at Cap City Comedy Club
- They Might Be Giants at Emo’s East
The Linda Lindas at Mohawk
Sun, Nov 1, 7:30 PM · Mohawk – Austin Outdoors · from $65
The Linda Lindas started as a teenage punk band from Los Angeles and became known for bright, sharp guitar-driven pop. Their Mohawk show is an outdoor date that suits a Sunday-opening night out.
Craig Robinson at Cap City Comedy Club
Sun, Nov 1, 7:00 PM · Cap City Comedy Club · from $68
Craig Robinson is best known for his scene-stealing work in film and television, and his stand-up is loose and observational. Cap City is a dependable room for a relaxed opening-night laugh.
Mookey Baby at Come and Take It Live
Sun, Nov 1, 7:00 PM · Come and Take It Live · from $24
Mookey Baby is a rap and hip-hop act bringing an energetic, street-level sound to the venue. It is a good pick if you want the week’s rap night before the bigger arena dates.
Doja Cat at the Moody Center
Tue, Nov 3, 7:30 PM · Moody Center ATX · from $50
Doja Cat is one of the biggest pop-rap names of the last decade, with a catalogue that moves between sung pop hooks and sharp rapping. The Moody Center is a large indoor arena, so expect a full production.
A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical at Bass Concert Hall
Tue, Nov 3, 7:30 PM · Bass Concert Hall · from $32
This musical traces Neil Diamond’s songwriting career through the hits that defined his catalogue. Bass Concert Hall gives it the scale of a proper touring Broadway-style production.
Julia Jacklin at Radio/East
Tue, Nov 3, 8:00 PM · Radio/East · from $30
Julia Jacklin is an Australian indie songwriter known for lyrics that are direct and emotionally precise. Radio/East is a small room, which tends to suit songs this intimate.
Shadowgrass at Antone’s Nightclub
Wed, Nov 4, 8:00 PM · Antone’s Nightclub · from $34
Shadowgrass plays bluegrass, a genre rooted in acoustic string playing and close harmony singing. Antone’s is one of Austin’s most storied clubs, so this is a good way to hear the city’s roots side.
Dinosaur Jr. & Stef Chura at Stubbs
Thu, Nov 5, 8:00 PM · Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater · from $63
Dinosaur Jr. has been a fixture of American alternative rock since the 1980s, built on loud guitars and J Mascis’s distinctive voice. The Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater is an open-air setting that suits this kind of night.
Knocked Loose & Denzel Curry at Moody Amphitheater
Thu, Nov 5, 7:00 PM · Moody Amphitheater · from $89
Knocked Loose is a hardcore and metalcore act with a heavy, fast live reputation, and Denzel Curry brings a rap set to the same bill. It is a loud pairing, and the outdoor amphitheater is built for it.
Bonobo at Emo’s East
Thu, Nov 5, 7:00 PM · Emo’s East · from $56
Bonobo is a British electronic producer whose work blends downtempo, jazz and club textures. Emo’s East is a good room for a set that rewards a proper sound system.
Ron Funches at Cap City Comedy Club
Fri, Nov 6, 7:00 PM · Cap City Comedy Club · from $48
Ron Funches is a stand-up known for warm, personal material and an easy rapport with audiences. It makes a good second comedy night in the same week.
They Might Be Giants at Emo’s East
Fri, Nov 6, 8:00 PM · Emo’s East · from $52
They Might Be Giants have been making quirky, literate alternative pop since the 1980s, and their live shows are known for playful energy. Emo’s East makes this a close and lively night.
Check dates and times on the venue listings before you go, since several shows fall on the same evening. Booking early helps with the larger rooms like the Moody Center.
