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7:30 – 9:30 PM
Static Dress
Mohawk Outdoor
Resound Presents: Static Dress: Injury Episode USA Tour in Austin, TX at Mohawk (outdoor) on November 20, 2026. Static Dress I Promised The World Car Underwater Concealer.
7:30 – 11:00 PM
Ty Myers
Moody Center
Ty Myers is coming to Moody Center on Friday, November 20, 2026 for The Legal Tour . All sales are subject to ticket availability. There are no age restrictions for this event. Tickets on sale now! PLAN YOUR TRIP TO MOODY CENTER Clear bag policy Frequently Asked Questions Interested in upgrading your event day experience? Explore single event Suite & Loge Box rentals here . PARKING SHOW: 7:30pm CT Times subject to change.
8:00 – 10:00 PM
Margaret Glaspy with special guest Olive Klug
The 04 Center
In an era of excess and endless distraction, the New York-based singer/songwriter Margaret Glaspy rejects the noise in favor of something far more essential. On the self-possessed title track for her new album I Am Both Glaspy offers an ardent refusal of any outside pressure to compromise her multidimensionality. “I wrote ‘I Am Both’ a while ago; the story is based on a female character that I look up to deeply—a woman who contains multitudes while seeing reality very clearly,” says Glaspy. “It can feel safer to try to fit myself into a category, but I find that embracing my own complexity is much healthier for me.” That embrace of complexity runs throughout the album’s eleven tracks. In the making of I Am Both Glaspy stepped away from social media and soon discovered a clarity of mind she hadn’t experienced in years, followed by a sustained burst of creative momentum. As she penned her lyrics in longhand and then polished them up on a typewriter, Glaspy assembled a selection of songs that span from fictional vignettes to unguarded self-revelation to empathetic observation of the troubled world around her. Produced by Joe Henry (the three-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter/producer known for his work with luminaries like Aimee Mann and Joan Baez), I Am Both ultimately stands as a striking new statement from one of the modern music canon’s most formidable songwriters. “When I started writing for this record I had a goal of getting my practice back—to walk the walk in terms of how I envision myself as a songwriter,” says Glaspy, a Northern California-bred artist who made her debut with 2016’s lavishly acclaimed Emotions and Math. “At first it was really hard to break that addiction to social media, but after a while something shifted. It felt like I’d gotten back to original thought instead of being under the influence of so many outside opinions. It was life-changing.” Her fourth full-length album, I Am Both emerged from three days of sessions at New York City’s Reservoir Studios, where Glaspy recorded live with drummer/percussionist Jay Bellerose (Bonnie Raitt, Robert Plant, Alison Krauss), keyboardist Patrick Warren (Tracy Chapman, Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen), and bassist Ross Gallagher (Paula Cole, Grails). “I always think of myself as more of a photographer than a sculptor in the studio—it’s about capturing the moment rather than layering and building things up over time, and Joe has a similar mentality when it comes to recording,” says Glaspy, who first connected with Henry at a T Bone Burnett-curated tribute to Bob Dylan at New York’s Town Hall in 2022. “There was an incredible chemistry with the band and the whole process felt electric, so a lot of what you hear on the album is the first take.” The follow-up to 2023’s Echo the Diamond (hailed by Uncut as “songs that glint like shards of glass yet brim with love, grief, courage, existential doubt and all the stuff that makes us human”), I Am Both brings Glaspy’s disarmingly direct vocals and eloquent guitar work to a cathartic form of folk-leaning indie-rock. In a potent introduction to the LP’s luminous immediacy, the album opens on “Michigan”—a lush and lacerating piece of storytelling that imagines a post- breakup escape to the Midwest. “I was in Michigan a couple years back and had a really beautiful time, and thought about how New Yorkers sometimes fantasize about the countryside as a retreat from the intensity of the city,” Glaspy says. “It turned into a song about someone going through a bad breakup, and then deciding to just leave the city behind.” Like “Michigan,” a number of songs on I Am Both unfold as finely detailed story fragments that privilege impression over exposition, each one etched with a precise emotional truth. On the wildly romantic “That Rose,” Glaspy spins distanced longing into something gloriously surreal (“I dreamt you looked into the clouds like they were my eyes / You made them blush—the clouds got shy”). “It was fun to write a love story where the jealousy is almost sweet.” One of several songs featuring Glaspy’s soulful performance on harmonica, “Common Ground” tilts toward a Dylan-esque acerbic wit. “That song feels relevant to the culture these days. There’s a tendency to either put people on a pedestal or dismiss them entirely, instead of perceiving them as human beings or using our own reasoning.” Another outward-looking and galvanizing track, “Martin Luther King Jr.” reframes passages from a 1957 sermon by the legendary civil rights leader, recasting his wisdom in light of present-day emergencies like the U.S. housing crisis. “I’ve been listening to Martin Luther King’s speeches for a long time, and I find so much inspiration in how transcendent his public speaking is,” says Glaspy. “His work is obviously very pertinent to what we’re going through right now in America and the world over.” Throughout I Am Both, Glaspy reveals one of the more thrilling outcomes of deepening her creative practice: a commitment to following her own internal logic when structuring songs. On the slow-building and softly powerful “Reminder,” she contends with her own smallness against the scale of others’ suffering, rendering her inner monologue in a rush of unbroken syntax (“Hope can only get me so far / I also have to be willing to catch a few scars / And I also have to be willing to apologize / And I also have to be willing to scrutinize / And I also have to be willing to not be right / But I also have to be willing to fight, fight, fight”). “That song’s a message to myself for when it feels like I’m doing nothing of value, reminding me that it’s important to keep showing up in lots of little ways instead of giving up altogether,” says Glaspy. “It’s an example of something I never would’ve written if I were still praying to the gods who told me everything needs to be neat and tidy and symmetrical.” That sense of self-acceptance extends beyond identity and into Glaspy’s broader philosophy: one that increasingly resists the cultural appetite for hierarchy and ascent. “In any industry, success is measured by climbing as high as you possibly can, but these days I think of music as something more like a public service,” she says. “You show up in city after city and you bring the music with you, and hopefully it reaches whoever needs to hear it. I feel really honored to be of service in that way.”
11/20/2026, 10:00 PM – 11/21/2026, 12:00 AM
Return of The Mac (Fleetwood Mac Tribute) @10pm, Lonely Hearts Club (Beatles Tribute) @12am
The Continental Club
Return of The Mac (Fleetwood Mac Tribute) @10pm, Lonely Hearts Club (Beatles Tribute) @12am - $20+ Eventbrite tickets. Cash DOS admissions may be available at the door according to capacity. 21+ only.…
3:30 – 5:30 PM
Earl Poole Ball
The Continental Club
Earl Poole Ball @3:30pm – No cover. Doors open at 2pm. 21+ only. “Mr. Honky-Tonk Piano” stirs the pot with an amazing blend of showmanship, mirth, and musical magic. His highly recommended, energeti…
4:00 – 6:00 PM
BRMS's Psychedelic Pig Roast w/ Earthless, Grandmaster, Tear Dungeon and DJ Metal As Fuck
Central Machine Works
7:00 – 9:00 PM
Bahamas - Industrial Sport & Sound
Emo's Austin
All Ages Welcome Doors: 7:00pm Show: 8:00pm
7:30 – 9:30 PM
Bill Kirchen
The Continental Club
Bill Kirchen @7:30pm – $10 cash cover. Doors open @7pm. No advance tickets. 21+ only. Grammy nominated guitarist, singer and songwriter Bill Kirchen is one of the fortunate few who can step on any s…
8:00 – 10:00 PM
Fruit Bats
Mohawk Outdoor
Resound Presents: Fruit Bats in Austin, TX at Mohawk (outdoor) on Saturday, November 21, 2026.
8:00 – 10:00 PM
More Cowbell
Pershing Hall
It’s back! If you came to this show in June, you know you want more! If you missed it, here’s your chance to experience a great evening of music, dancing, food, and drinks in the comfort of Pershing Hall. “More Cowbell” takes the iconic Will Ferrell–Christopher Walken SNL moment and asks: what if we just… kept going? And what if everybody danced? A live, purpose-built band. A seasoned improvisation conductor at the helm. A sprawling playlist of songs united by one glorious, clanging thing in common. And a dance floor that doesn’t quit. From funk and soul to rock classics — including that Blue Öyster Cult song — this playlist serves as the jumping-off point: Apple | Spotify . We’ll be remixing and improvising with these cover songs in real time through Soundpainting, a live-composing sign language where nothing is predetermined and nothing repeats. The version you dance to on Saturday will never exist again. Featuring the top-notch talents of Claude McCan, Rey Arteaga, Leila Henley, Andy Nolte, Andrés Acevedo, and Michael Hale, this is a full-body, shimmy-till-your-shoes-give-out kind of night. Even if you stay in your seat, your feet will tap and your head will bob. Come experience cowbell-fueled songs deconstructed and remixed into amazing jams, then hit the dance floor and find your groove. If you’ve ever air-drummed a cowbell solo in your car or simply know in your bones that some songs demand to be danced to, this show was made for you. Come find your people. Bring your fever. Wear comfortable shoes. Enjoy Pershing Hall’s full bar and dinner menu, offering delicious nighttime bites and craft cocktails throughout the evening. All proceeds from the evening support Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre’s 37th season of performances, free community-building workshops, and our ARTSPLUS youth education programs in Austin, TX. Tickets for general admission, reserved tables for two, and reserved VIP couches for four are available. Find out more about Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre HERE https://www.arieldance.org/
11/21/2026, 10:00 PM – 11/22/2026, 12:00 AM
Scott H Biram @10pm with special aftershow performance by Shakey Little Games @12am
The Continental Club
Scott H. Biram @10pm with special aftershow performance by Shaky Little Games @12am – $20+ Eventbrite tickets. $20 cash admissions may be available at the door according to capacity. Doors open @9pm…
2:30 – 4:30 PM
Marshall Hood
The Continental Club
Marshall Hood @2:30pm – No cover! Doors open at 2pm. 21+ only. If the last name Hood sounds familiar to you – that’s because it probably is. The Hood legacy thus far includes Champ Hood, original me…
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Heybale
The Continental Club
Heybale! With Earl Poole Ball @6:30pm – $10 cash cover. Doors open @6pm. No advance tickets. 21+ only. Heybale is Austin’s best & most popular country supergroup! The lineup, including Earl Poole Ba…
9:30 – 11:30 PM
Willie Pipkin & Friends
The Continental Club
Willie Pipkin & Friends @9:30pm – $10 cash cover. Doors open @9pm. No advance tickets. 21+ only. Willie Pipkin’s sound is based on blues, but he gets to play bluegrass and swing music too. He’s dabb…
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Eve Monsees & Mike Buck
The Continental Club
Eve Monsees & Mike Buck @6:30pm – No cover. 21+ only. Eve Monsees got her first guitar at 12 and soon began hooking up with her schoolmate, Gary Clark Jr., to regularly practice playing the blues. A…
8:00 – 10:00 PM
Louden Swain and Steve Carlson
Pershing Hall
Louden Swain and Steve Carlson Live at Pershing Hall Get ready for an unforgettable night with Louden Swain and Steve Carlson—two fan-favorite acts coming together for an evening of powerhouse vocals, unforgettable songwriting, and high-energy rock 'n' roll. Louden Swain, the Los Angeles rock band fronted by actor and musician Rob Benedict ( Supernatural , Felicity ). With a career spanning decades, the band has become a staple of the convention circuit and is celebrated for its electrifying live performances and devoted fanbase. ( Bandsintown ) Joining him is Steve Calrson, known for his work as one half of Radio Company alongside Jensen Ackles, Steve Carlson has built a loyal following through his soulful Americana sound, acclaimed songwriting, and appearances at fan conventions around the world. ( Steve Carlson ) Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, this is one of those rare nights where incredible musicianship, great stories, and an intimate venue come together. Grab your friends and experience it live at Pershing Hall. Follow the Artists Steve Carlson: Instagram @stevecarlsonmusic | Facebook Steve Carlson Music | Website: stevecarlson.com ( Steve Carlson ) Louden Swain: Instagram @loudenswainmusic | Facebook Louden Swain | Website: loudenswain.com ( LinkedIn )