Do512 and 101X Present: Homegrown Live w/ {{{Sunset}}}, Masonic, The Bubbles
Wed. 05/28 | 9:00PM @ Whisky Bar (Warehouse District)
Last homegrown before our summer vacation!! 18+ $5 RSVP is now closed!
Golden Boys, Spiderbags, Band of Annuals, Brother Will and Friends
Wed. 05/28 | 7:00PM - Wed. 05/28 @ Beerland (Downtown)
Click “I Like It!” to win free tickets!! Band of Annuals from Salt Lake City, Utah. "...Band Of Annuals raised the bar immediately with its first song, "Blood On My …more»
Subtle, Lady Pterodactyl, Vehicular
Wed. 05/28 | 10:00PM @ The Mohawk (Downtown)
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Fronted by the eccentric and unpredictable Adam “Doseone” Drucker, Oakland, Calif., sixpiece Subtle is treading buzz with third LP ExitingARM (Lex), a platter of electronica, hip-hop, and hints of TV on the Radio. Subtle: Live, expect a quintet, as keyboardist Dax Pierson, who sustained a paralyzing injury in 2005, no longer tours with the group. Locals Vehicular and Lady Pterodactyl lead with Austin’s not-so-normal side. – Chase Hoffberger
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Dans La Lune w/ The Unbearables
Wed. 05/28 | 9:00PM @ Stubb's Bar-B-Q (Downtown)
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AA-S Best Bet – Danse La Lune:
For those not completely familiar with French, ‘dans la lune’ could be translated as ‘in the moon.’ This local rock band is much more than just a group playing by the light of the moon. Their music has a garage feel to it with a mix of Brit pop. The Unbearables, a power-pop group with great harmonies, opens for them.
— Blair Shiff
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Suishou No Fune, ST37, Rubble (lounge)
Wed. 05/28 | 8:00PM @ Emo's (Downtown)
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AA-S Best Bet – Suisho No Fune:
Emo’s inside stage hosts Suisho No Fune, a hip band straight from Japan. ST37 and Rubble also perform.
— Blair Shiff
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Shotgun Party, Jon Dee Graham, Greyhounds
Wed. 05/28 | 6:30PM @ Continental Club (South of the river)
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AA-S Best Bet – Shotgun Party, Jon Dee Graham, Greyhounds:
The Continental Club stacked another amazing show for hump day.
Happy hour starts with Shotgun Party, a club frequenter. At 10:30 p.m., Jon Dee Graham shows his songwriting soul. The night ends with Greyhounds, an upbeat local band that gets feet tapping every time at midnight.
— Blair Shiff more at austin360.com
Jagermeister Music Tour featuring Hatebreed, Type O Negative, 3 Inches of Blood
Wed. 05/28 | 7:30PM @ Sunset Station
Kill the DJ, Smash-Ups, Robot, DJ Alib, Ghettotech w/ DJ Orion
Wed. 05/28 | 9:30PM @ Creekside Lounge (Downtown)
A Corpse Vanishes, the Belgraves, Ghost Story, Pickled Punks, the Hell Caminos
Wed. 05/28 | 7:00PM @ Headhunters (Downtown)
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AA-S Best Bet – Hell Caminos:
Hawaii is known for many things — volcanoes, leis, hula dancing and beautiful waters. One thing that might not come directly to mind is the music — besides Don Ho, that is.
The Hell Caminos are out to change the thought on Hawaiian music. Rolling rock, psychobilly and punk into one genre, the Caminos are touring to showcase their recent album, “Lust.” So if you’ve always looked for that band that combined Johnny Cash’s sound with the Dropkick Murphys’ stage energy, the Hell Caminos are about to become your main flame in the music world.
— Blair Shiff
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Lonesome Heroes, Stillwater Pioneers, Suzanne Hall, & Grant Cross
Wed. 05/28 | 10:00PM @ Hole in the Wall (Campus)
Blues is King-Organ Extravaganza w/ Chris Layton, Mike Flanigin, and special guest
Wed. 05/28 | 8:00PM @ Antone's (Downtown)
Matt Wilson
Wed. 05/28 | 7:00PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
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AA-S Best Bet – Matt Wilson Trio:
Matt Wilson never catagorizes his music style. The closest he gets with his trio is saying ‘blues/rock/country/funk/jam/whatever band.’ Whatever genre you hear in his music, it’s good.
— Blair Shiff
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Golden Boys, Spider Bags:
Fall-down-drunk punk, balanced with folk from Band of Annuals and Brother Will.
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