Austin Live Music This Week | November 9–15, 2026

Where can $5 get you four bands in one night? Hotel Vegas on Tuesday. That’s one of 21 shows in this week’s Austin live music roundup, alongside a Jonas Brothers singalong at Moody Center, a Big Bend benefit at Hole in the Wall, and a Sunday festival where rap meets jazz. Here’s what’s happening each day.

Monday, November 9

  • Rival Sons at Emo’s · 7 PM. Start the week loud with the Domestic Bliss Tour, featuring The Blue Stones and The Velveteers.

  • Olivia O’Brien at Antone’s · Doors at 7 PM. The PIXIE Tour brings Olivia O’Brien and Sophie Cates to Antone’s. The show is open to all ages, with tickets at $23 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. Tickets from the original August date will be honored.

  • Motown Monday at The Highball · 7:30–9:30 PM. Head to The Highball for two hours of Motown and dancing with Matchmakers Band.

Tuesday, November 10

  • Medium Build with The Scratch at Emo’s · 7 PM. Catch Medium Build with Dublin’s The Scratch. Through PLUS1, $1 from each ticket sold goes to REVERB.

  • Four bands at Hotel Vegas · Doors at 7 PM, music at 8 PM. Five dollars gets you sets from Smilelines, Dogooder, Scan Hopper, and Soul Sipper. Ages 21+.

  • KATSEYE at Moody Center · 8 PM. Get your crew together for KATSEYE’s WILDWORLD Tour. All ages are welcome.

Wednesday, November 11

  • Slothrust at Historic Scoot Inn · 5 PM. Give your Wednesday an indie rock soundtrack with Slothrust’s Dystopian Theatre Tour and special guest Um, Jennifer?

  • Comeback Kid at Come and Take It Live · 6 PM. Go loud midweek with Comeback Kid, Dead Heat, and San Antonio’s Fear of Loss.

  • The Mallards and Mountasia at Hole in the Wall · Doors at 8 PM. Celebrate Mountasia’s album release at 9 PM, then stick around for Dinner with Matt Gilchrest at 10 PM and The Mallards at 11 PM. Ages 21+.

Thursday, November 12

  • Courtney Santana and Matt Creaton at Radio/East · 7 PM. Two Austin artists share the stage for an all-ages album release show.

  • Treaty Oak Revival at Moody Center · 7 PM. The Odessa band brings its West Texas Degenerate Tour to Austin with 80 ACRES and Austin Meade.

  • Sing Across the Borderline at Hole in the Wall · Show at 8:30 PM. Garrett T. Capps, Bill Baird, Michael James Tapscott, and more come together for a Big Bend benefit. Doors open at 8 PM. Ages 21+, with a $10–$20 suggested donation.

Friday, November 13

  • Jonas Brothers at Moody Center · 7:30 PM. Get ready to sing along as The Burning Up Tour All Over Again comes to Austin, with Franklin Jonas and Deleasa on the bill.

  • Helado Tropical at Mohawk Austin · Show at 8 PM. Catch Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical on the same bill. Doors open at 7 PM, and the all-ages show is $30.

  • Yana at Brushy Street Commons · Show at 8 PM. For a more intimate Friday night, catch the Feelings Are Forever Tour for heartfelt songs and storytelling. Doors open at 7 PM.

Saturday, November 14

  • Switchfoot with Anberlin at Stubb’s · Show at 8 PM. Catch the Forever Now Tour outdoors at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater. Doors open at 7 PM.

  • Mannequin Pussy and Wednesday at Radio/East · Show at 8 PM. Snõõper joins the bill for The Bitch Cabal Tour. Doors open at 7 PM, and the all-ages show is $36.

  • King Buffalo with L.A. Witch at Mohawk Austin · Show at 8 PM. Make Mohawk your Saturday stop for King Buffalo and L.A. Witch. Tickets are $25, and the show is open to all ages.

Sunday, November 15

  • Razzfest at The Far Out Lounge & Stage · Doors at 3 PM, music at 4 PM. Spend Sunday where rap meets jazz, with live performances, beat sets, vinyl vendors, and screenings. The lineup includes Standing on the Corner, Pink Siifu, and Austin’s Lynn. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 on the day of the festival.

  • Clara La San at Emo’s · 7 PM. Catch the Chosen Silences Tour with Sausha for one more night of live music before Monday rolls around.

  • Makaya McCraven at Antone’s · Show at 8 PM. Close out the weekend with Makaya McCraven. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are $25 in advance or $30 on the day of the show. Ages 21+.

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