Halloween week is bringing plenty of treats to Austin’s calendar. From costume parties and spooky movie screenings to major concerts and a community Día de los Muertos celebration, there’s something to enjoy nearly every night.
Whether you’re planning a date night, meeting friends or looking for a family outing, here’s your guide to the week from Pinnacle Property Group.
Monday, October 26
Hovvdy at Mohawk Austin
Start the week with Austin’s own Hovvdy at Mohawk Indoors. Grab a friend and settle in for a Monday evening of live music.
Doors: 6:30 PM | Show: 7:30 PM
Admission: $25 | All ages
EMEI: Night at the Opera Tour
EMEI brings the Night at the Opera Tour to Historic Scoot Inn, with Madelline also on the lineup.
Time: 5 PM
Location: Historic Scoot Inn
Halloween Classic with Rotting Corpse
Get an early start on Halloween at Kinda Tropical with Rotting Corpse. This free, all-ages show makes it easy to add some live music to your Monday plans.
Time: 7 PM
Admission: Free | All ages
Tuesday, October 27
Take Back Texas: Austin Musicians for James Talarico
Ruthie Foster, Bob Schneider, Next of Kin and more take the stage at Brushy Street Commons for this political fundraiser supporting James Talarico.
Doors: 5 PM | Show: 6–11 PM
Please note: James Talarico will not be in attendance.
DAMAG3 at The Far Out Lounge & Stage
Head south for a night featuring DAMAG3, Sage X Price, Cam Hayden and Connor Cristi. Parking is limited, so consider arranging a rideshare.
Doors: 6 PM
Location: The Far Out Lounge & Stage
A.R. Rahman: The Symphonic Experience
Hear A.R. Rahman’s compositions take on a symphonic dimension at Bass Concert Hall. The evening brings together the celebrated composer and an orchestra for music spanning multiple genres.
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Bass Concert Hall
Wednesday, October 28
2SLIMEY: Straight Bass Tour
Bring some midweek energy to Brushy Street Commons as 2SLIMEY’s Straight Bass Tour comes to Austin.
Time: 7–10 PM
Admission: All ages
Teddy Swims: The UGLY Tour
Make it a big concert night with Teddy Swims at Moody Center. Avery Anna and MarcLo are also listed on the lineup.
Time: 7 PM
Admission: No age restrictions
Behind the Scream with David Arquette
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Scream with a screening, followed by a moderated conversation and audience Q&A with David Arquette. Expect stories from the actor behind Dewey Riley and a closer look at the iconic horror franchise.
Time: 7 PM
Location: Bass Concert Hall
Thursday, October 29
ROCKY HORROR LIVE!
Take a strange journey with RIOTCAKE Productions at Highland Lounge. Created by local drag performers Cupcake and Riotgirl, this live production offers a fresh take on the cult classic.
Doors: 6 PM | Show: 7 PM
Admission: 18+; guests ages 18–20 pay an additional $10 cover at the door
Annabelle Chairlegs at Radio/East
Add live music to your Thursday plans with Annabelle Chairlegs at Radio/East.
Time: 8 PM
Admission: All ages
Late Check Out with CRG: Halloween Edition
Costumes are encouraged for this spooky edition of Late Check Out at Volstead Lounge. Dance to classics, party anthems and Halloween favorites into the early hours.
Time: 9 PM–1 AM
Admission: Free | 21+
Friday, October 30
Hallow’s Eve Eve at Chess Club
Start Halloween weekend with Day Friend, Wavy Eye, and Ash and the Endings at Chess Club. Come dressed for the occasion—costumes are encouraged.
Doors: 6 PM
Admission: $12 cash | 21+
Playlunch at Mohawk Indoors
Melbourne’s Playlunch heads to Mohawk Indoors for an all-ages Friday night show.
Doors: 7 PM | Show: 8 PM
Admission: $20 | All ages
’90s Night with Rhinosaur
Trade spooky soundtracks for throwback favorites at Speakeasy’s weekly ’90s Night. Bring your friends for a night of nostalgic tracks and dancing.
Listed time: 9 PM; the event description also mentions a 9:30 PM start
Admission: Free | 21+
Saturday, October 31
Freakshow on Fruth
Make a full day of Halloween with Howdy Gals and Glaze Magazine’s takeover of Fruth Street. Expect live music, DJs, a haunted house, pop-ups, a costume contest and the Macabre Market.
Start at Tweedy’s from 2–7 PM for the market, afternoon DJs and a Zucchini Kill pop-up. Then head to 29th Street Ballroom from 8 PM–2 AM for Godcaster, CDSM, haha Laughing, Geto Gala and more.
Time: 2 PM–2 AM
Admission: $15–$25 | All ages
Halloween with The Jesus and Mary Chain
Spend Halloween at The Far Out Lounge & Stage with The Jesus and Mary Chain, joined by Protomartyr, Holy Wave, DAIISTAR and more.
Time: 5 PM
Location: The Far Out Lounge & Stage
Ghostland Observatory at Buck’s Backyard
Head to Buda for Ghostland Observatory’s Halloween show. The Austin duo brings its mix of rock, electronic music and psychedelic energy to Buck’s Backyard.
Time: 8–11 PM
Location: Buck’s Backyard
Sunday, November 1
Día de los Muertos at Waterloo Park
Join Waterloo Greenway for a free community celebration honoring loved ones through art, music, dance and cultural traditions.
Explore community altars, contribute photos or mementos to the main ofrenda, and visit a special altar honoring cherished pets. The evening also includes Danza Azteca, Ballet Folklórico, Mariachi, family activities, an artisan market and food vendors.
Time: 4 PM
Location: Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park
Admission: Free
KUTX Riley Reely Put You On Happy Hour Show + Interviews
Discover music and hear from the artists behind it at Hole in the Wall. Hallo, Parker Woodland and Sweet Limb will take part in an evening of performances and interviews.
Doors: 6 PM | Programming begins: 7 PM
Admission: 21+
City of the Sun at Antone’s
Finish the weekend with City of the Sun at Antone’s. It’s one more opportunity to enjoy Austin’s live music scene before the new week begins.
Doors: 7 PM | Show: 8 PM
Admission: $22 advance / $25 day of show | 21+
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A week like this is a reminder of how much there is to explore across Austin and its surrounding communities—from neighborhood stages to gathering spaces filled with art and tradition.
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Event details, ticket availability and schedules may change. Check with each venue or organizer before heading out.
