Austin’s music scene is buzzing this June with a lineup of incredible performances featuring a diverse range of genres.
Kicking off the month is Mount Eerie at the Paramount Theatre on June 5.
Phil Elverum, known for his haunting soundscapes reflecting the moody Pacific Northwest, will showcase his introspective experimental pop in what’s a rare Texas appearance.
The following day, June 6, brings a unique blend of Americana and punk to Radio East with Alejandro Escovedo and the social media sensation Pedal Steel Noah.
Escovedo, renowned for his contribution to the Austin music scene, will take the stage alongside Noah, who has gained attention for his pedal steel covers of beloved classics.
That same evening, the South Austin honky-tonk Sagebrush will celebrate its 5th anniversary with a vibrant array of local talent.
This nostalgic venue, reminiscent of the 1950s dance halls, will host performances from Mayeux & Broussard, Matt Tedder, and Sentimental Family Band, with the added delight of Amy’s Ice Creams available on-site.
June 7 is all about punk at the Far Out Lounge, where the local favorites, Pinky Rings, will lead Pinky Fest with an all-afternoon lineup of gritty punk and garage rock artists including Molly Ringworm and Die Mart.
Mark June 10 on your calendars for a special tribute night to the legendary Bob Wills at Sam’s Town Point.
The Super Swing Revue will be joined by Linda Gale Lewis, sister of Jerry Lee Lewis, for a night filled with dancing and classic Western tunes.
The indie rock scene will also have its moment on June 11 when Tennis plays at Stubb’s as part of their farewell tour, marking the end of a beloved musical journey.
On June 14, country music fans can catch Dallas singer-songwriter Joshua Ray Walker at Sagebrush.
Walker, known for his powerful voice and poignant lyrics, will present new material from his upcoming album, Tropicana, a project he describes as “country music in a Hawaiian shirt,” all while facing personal challenges with resilience.
The mood will shift dramatically on June 15 when the iconic Wu-Tang Clan arrives at the Moody Center for their farewell tour.
Fans can expect an electrifying performance featuring all surviving members of the legendary hip-hop group, alongside Run the Jewels in what promises to be a monumental event.
Indie folk fans should head to Mohawk on June 20 for a performance by Okkervil River, led by frontman Will Sheff, who will be joined by The Antlers, another standout act from the mid-2000s.
The month wraps up on June 27 with NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest on the Road, which will be featured at Mohawk.
This special event invites up-and-coming artists to showcase their talents, with the opportunity to gain national recognition through NPR’s acclaimed platform.
Lastly, fans can look forward to Uncle Lucius playing at Sam’s Town Point on June 28, marking their continued reunion activities.
With a stacked bill including The Last Jimenez and Ramsay Midwood, this performance will highlight the vibrant local honky-tonk culture.
Music lovers in Austin have much to look forward to this June with an array of artists and unique events across various venues, ensuring that the city’s rich musical heritage continues to thrive.
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