Austin is gearing up for an exhilarating month of July, filled with remarkable live music events that cater to a variety of tastes.
Starting off the month is Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnic at the Germania Insurance Amphitheater.
This iconic concert features not only the legendary Willie Nelson but also the unparalleled Bob Dylan.
The lineup also includes The Avett Brothers, The Mavericks, Asleep at the Wheel, and Tami Neilson, promising an unforgettable night for fans.
While there might be some scattered showers, these fleeting rains are expected to keep the high temperatures at bay, with the forecast indicating highs in the 80s.
Concert-goers are encouraged to bring a poncho and enjoy what promises to be a spectacular celebration of music.
On July 10, local indie-rock favorites Good Looks will take the stage at The Parish.
Fresh off an expanded edition of their acclaimed album Lived Here for a While, the band is set to provide an intimate performance before heading back to the UK and Europe later in the summer.
Music lovers are urged not to miss this chance to catch them at home.
The following evening, July 11, Hotel Vegas will host a vibrant lineup featuring The Stacks, Snacks, Gummy Fang, and Being Dead.
This show marks a special birthday celebration for Jake Ames, the talented guitarist of The Stacks.
Following the performances, a late-night karaoke session will allow attendees to join in the fun and showcase their own musical talents.
Continuing the celebratory atmosphere, on July 12, legendary guitarist Jimmie Vaughan will hit the stage at Antone’s.
To commemorate its 50th anniversary, Antone’s is hosting an array of exceptional shows, but Jimmie Vaughan and the Tilt-a-Whirl Band are not to be missed.
Vaughan, the older brother of the late Stevie Ray Vaughan, embodies the rich blues rock heritage that has helped solidify Austin’s reputation as a live music capital.
Fans looking for a more theatrical experience should mark their calendars for July 16 when Of Montreal performs at Radio East.
Known for their extravagant live shows that rival even the biggest pop stars, Of Montreal delights audiences through creative costuming and props—all while delivering infectious indie pop hits that keep everyone dancing.
The following night, July 17, will offer a special performance by Sunny War with Tameca Jones at Radio East.
Recommended by KUTX radio host Laurie Gallardo, this show promises to blend folk, country, rock, and gospel in a way that defies categorization.
Tameca Jones, recognized as the Queen of Austin Soul, will perform earlier in the evening, making it a night filled with homegrown talent.
On July 18, Broncho will take to the stage at the Mohawk, offering fans a chance to hear songs from their discography alongside their latest material from the recently released album, Natural Pleasure.
Whether you prefer their gritty garage rock or their more dreamy, fuzzed-out indie sound, Broncho’s live sets consistently resonate on an emotional level.
A week later, on July 25, singer-songwriter Jo Alice will grace the Continental Club Gallery.
With her unique style built on sparse acoustic and electric guitar sounds and compelling vocals, Jo Alice has made a significant impact in local venues, collaborating with notable artists like Spoon’s Britt Daniel.
Fans can look forward to her debut album, anticipated to showcase her talents even further.
Rounding out the month, on July 26, honky-tonk artist Summer Dean will perform at Sagebrush.
With her classic country sound, Dean is a welcomed addition to the Austin music scene.
Having made her Grand Ole Opry debut while donning custom attire from the Austin brand Kennimer, fans are excited to see what she brings to the stage at Sagebrush.
For music enthusiasts, additional events can be found during the Hot Summer Nights festival on July 25 and 26, which will take place across various local venues.
With so many outstanding performances lined up, July promises to be a month filled with unforgettable musical experiences in Austin.
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