Looking for things to do in Austin this week? From neighborhood blues jams and bluegrass nights to arena concerts, November 2–8 brings plenty of reasons to make plans. Whether you want a casual Monday outing or a Saturday night singalong, here’s your day-by-day guide.
Monday, November 2: Start the Week with Live Music
Brooke Michelle at The Saxon Pub
6–7:30 PM | $10
Start your week with Texas singer-songwriter Brooke Michelle, whose music blends indie pop, rock, and heartfelt storytelling. Her early evening set makes an easy addition to your Monday plans.
Bluegrass Night with The Bluegrass Outfit at Radio Coffee & Beer
7–10 PM
Grab your favorite drink and settle in for Radio’s weekly bluegrass gathering. The Bluegrass Outfit brings local pickers together for a Monday tradition that has been running for more than 14 years.
Blue Monday Blues Jam at Kenny Dorham’s Backyard
7–10 PM | $5–$10 suggested donation | Family-friendly
Hosted by Harold McMillan and house band Assorted Chocolates, this East Austin gathering welcomes musicians, singers, dancers, and listeners. Bring an instrument to join the jam or a lawn chair to enjoy the music, with food trucks available on-site.
Tuesday, November 3: Big Stages and Texas Favorites
Havok at Come and Take It Live
6 PM | $33.06
Havok joins Hellripper, Slackjaw, and Xoth for a packed night at Come and Take It Live. Round up your concert crew for a Tuesday lineup with plenty of energy.
Doja Cat: Tour Ma Vie World Tour at Moody Center
7 PM | All ages
Doja Cat brings her Tour Ma Vie World Tour to Austin for a major midweek concert. Make it a night out with friends and get ready to sing along.
Dean Seltzer & The Redneck Mothers at Parmer Lane Tavern
8 PM | No cover | Ages 21+
Texas Music Tuesday pairs country rock and barroom favorites with a relaxed tavern setting. No tickets or registration are required, making this an easy choice for a spontaneous night out.
Wednesday, November 4: Find Your Midweek Soundtrack
Adelitas Way: Home School Valedictorian at Come and Take It Live
6 PM | $27.89
Adelitas Way shares the bill with Kingdom Collapse and Aranda for a Wednesday night built around live rock. Grab a friend and give your usual midweek routine a change of pace.
Shadowgrass at Antone’s
Doors at 7 PM; show at 8 PM | $20 advance / $25 day of show | Ages 21+
Spend your evening with Shadowgrass at Antone’s. This show offers another reason to head downtown and make live music part of your week.
Slow Pulp with Snuggle at Emo’s
7 PM
Slow Pulp and Snuggle take the stage at Emo’s for a Wednesday concert worth putting on your calendar. Invite your music-loving friends and make an evening of it.
Thursday, November 5: Three Ways to Head into the Weekend
Dinosaur Jr. with Stef Chura at Stubb’s
7 PM
Dinosaur Jr. comes to Stubb’s with Stef Chura for a Thursday night concert. It’s a chance to catch a favorite band while enjoying an evening out in downtown Austin.
Bonobo: Distance in Static Live North American Tour at Emo’s
Doors at 7 PM; show at 8 PM | All ages
Bonobo brings the Distance in Static tour to Emo’s, joined by Hinako Omori. Set aside Thursday evening for a night centered on music.
STRFKR with Good Looks at Meanwhile Brewing
7 PM | Ticketed event
Meanwhile Brewing kicks off its sixth anniversary weekend with STRFKR and Austin’s Good Looks. Gather your friends for live music and help the brewery celebrate another year.
Friday, November 6: Make Your Weekend Entrance
Ceremony at Mohawk Austin
Doors at 7 PM; show at 8 PM | $22 | All ages
Start the weekend with Ceremony at Mohawk. The all-ages show gives concertgoers a Friday night option in the heart of Austin’s live music scene.
John Summit: CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour at Moody Center
7 PM | All ages; 18+ recommended | GA floor ages 21+
John Summit brings the CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour to Moody Center for a Friday night made for moving to the beat. Check your ticket section carefully, as general admission floor access is restricted to guests 21 and older.
Low Cut Connie with Laney Jones and the Spirits at Antone’s
7 PM | $27.50 advance / $30 day of show | Ages 21+
Head to Antone’s for Low Cut Connie with Laney Jones and the Spirits. Bring your concert buddy and give yourself a Friday night to look forward to.
Saturday, November 7: An Afternoon Fest and Evening Concerts
Andrew Duplantis’ Happy Hour Fest of The Third Kind at Hole in the Wall
Doors at 3 PM; music begins at 4 PM | Ages 21+
Make a day of live music with performances spread across Hole in the Wall’s front and back stages. The lineup includes The Azarians, Grease Can, Beaver Nelson, Woot Talley + The Box, David Fore & Friends, Andrew Duplantis Band, Allan Gill Quartet, Molecular Steve, and Deep Leddy.
With the final set scheduled for 11:15 PM, there’s plenty of music to build your Saturday around.
Turnover: Down on Earth Tour at Stubb’s
6:30 PM
Turnover brings the Down on Earth Tour to Stubb’s for a Saturday evening show. Grab tickets with a friend and let the concert set the pace for your night.
Steve Lacy: Oh Yeah? Tour at Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park
8 PM
Spend Saturday evening at Waterloo Park as Steve Lacy brings the Oh Yeah? Tour to Moody Amphitheater. The outdoor setting makes this a memorable way to enjoy a night of live music in Austin.
Sunday, November 8: Close the Week on a High Note
Ordinary Elephant at The 04 Center
Doors at 6 PM | $25 general admission / $40 VIP | All ages
Folk duo Ordinary Elephant brings rich harmonies, thoughtful storytelling, and intricate acoustic playing to The 04 Center. Their blend of banjo, guitar, and octave mandolin offers a gentle way to ease into Sunday evening.
Maná: Vivir Sin Aire Tour at Moody Center
7 PM | All ages
Finish the weekend singing along with Maná at Moody Center. The band’s Vivir Sin Aire Tour gives fans a Sunday night reason to gather for a major concert.
Mystic 100’s, Gun Outfit, Guiding Light, and Us the U.S. at Hotel Vegas
Doors at 7 PM; music begins at 8 PM | $15 advance | Ages 21+
Keep the weekend going with four acts inside Hotel Vegas. Us the U.S. opens at 8 PM, followed by Guiding Light at 8:45 PM, Gun Outfit at 9:30 PM, and Mystic 100’s at 10:30 PM.
Make Your Austin Plans
Choose a familiar favorite, try a venue you haven’t explored, or invite someone along to discover a new artist. With shows throughout the week, you don’t have to wait until Friday to enjoy Austin’s music scene.
Check each venue’s official event page before heading out for ticket availability, admission requirements, and schedule updates.
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