Austin’s vibrant music scene is embracing the festive spirit of December with an impressive lineup of live performances. Among the highlights is the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the album Worlds Apart by the acclaimed band And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead, scheduled for December 6, 2023.
As the month unfolds, various local acts will take the stage across multiple venues, showcasing a diverse range of genres. Kicking off the festivities, the Riverboat Gamblers will perform at the Mohawk on December 5, marking the anniversary of their album To The Confusion Our Enemies. Tickets are priced at $28, and the evening will also feature support acts from The Marked Men and Magic Rockers of Texas.
Just hours later, Grocery Bag, an emerging garage rock band, will launch their new single “Watching TV” at Hotel Vegas, also on December 5. The show will include performances by Matador Sphere, Midrange Jumper, and Blue Ribbon, with cover charges set at $12.
On December 6, the main event will take place at The Far Out Lounge, where Trail of Dead will commemorate their influential album Worlds Apart. Joining them will be Ringo Deathstarr, Whisper, and Banged Out, with tickets available for $36.
For those looking for budget-friendly options, soul rockers Los Coast will perform a free show at C-Boy’s on December 12, starting at 18:30. This event promises to be a great way to enjoy live music without breaking the bank.
Additionally, on December 13, Gus Baldwin & The Sketch will headline a concert at Chess Club, featuring local talents such as Cast of Thousands, Bubba Lucky, and Badzy. Tickets for this energetic punk rock gig are priced at $20.08.
The same day, Radio East will host its annual Holiday Hootenanny, showcasing a mix of local and visiting acts including J’cuuzi, Club Coma, Fuck Money, and Variety. Admission for this event is set at $46.39.
Wrapping up the series of events, Quiet Company will present a special Christmas show at Haute Spot on December 14. The concert will feature performances from Stella and the Very Messed and a selection of special guests, including Mobley and Emily Wolfe. Ticket prices for this festive gathering range from $13.95 to $28.11.
With this array of performances, Austin’s music scene is poised to deliver memorable experiences for both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Whether celebrating milestone anniversaries or introducing new sounds, the city continues to thrive as a hub for live music.
