Texas Music Map

Austin: Snarky Puppy at ACL Live
2026-10-19 20:00 - 22:00 (America/Chicago) | ACL Live at the Moody Theater, 310 West Willie Nelson Boulevard, Austin, TX, 78701, United States
Snarky Puppy returns to Austin on Monday, October 19, 2026, for a headline show at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. Doors are set ahead of an 8:00 PM start, with tickets starting at $87.
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The Brooklyn-based fusion collective, led by bassist, composer, and producer Michael League, blends jazz, funk, and rock into a genre-defying sound built around instrumental interplay and a rotating cast of world-class musicians. Snarky Puppy has won three Grammy Awards and built one of the most respected live reputations in modern instrumental music, known for marathon improvisational sets and a fan base that spans jazz purists and festival crowds alike. Formed in 2004 by a group of University of North Texas jazz students, the group has grown into a rotating collective of more than a dozen musicians, with albums like We Like It Here and Immigrance earning critical acclaim alongside their Grammy wins for Best R&B Performance and Best Contemporary Instrumental Album.
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ACL Live at the Moody Theater is one of Austin’s premier mid-size concert rooms, built specifically for broadcast-quality sound as the home of Austin City Limits, and it’s become a go-to stop for touring acts who want a room that does justice to dense, layered arrangements — exactly the kind of show Snarky Puppy delivers. The venue’s downtown location puts it walking distance from Rainey Street and the rest of Austin’s live-music core.
This Austin stop follows the band’s Dallas: Snarky Puppy at Granada Theater date earlier in the tour, part of a run that’s brought the group through Texas multiple times in recent years thanks to the state’s deep jazz and funk audience. Get your tickets on StubHub before the show sells out.
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Doors typically open an hour before showtime. Downtown parking fills up fast on weeknights with events at the Moody, so arrive early or plan for rideshare.

Temple: Ray Wylie Hubbard at Cultural Activities Center
2026-10-24 19:30 | Temple Cultural Activities Center, 3011 North 3rd Street, Temple, TX, 76501, United States
Ray Wylie Hubbard, the whiskey-soaked outlaw poet of Texas songcraft, is headed back to Central Texas at the Temple Cultural Activities Center.
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His latest album, 2022‘s Co-Starring Too, is Hubbard’s version of a hoedown-cum–supergroup jam session. It doubles down on the vibe he started with Co-Starring — gathering folks from every corner of roots, rock, country, blues, and even metal to sing, riff, and philosophize alongside him. Hubbard tapped heavy hitters Willie Nelson, Steve Earle, Wynonna Judd, Ringo Starr, Ann Wilson (of Heart), Lzzy Hale, Steve Lukather, James McMurtry, Hayes Carll, Wade Bowen & Randy Rogers & Cody Canada, The Band of Heathens, and more.
Outlaw country’s favorite curmudgeon, Ray Wylie Hubbard has been scribbling songs and dodging pigeonholes since the 1960s. He has penned classics that became anthems for people who like their honky-tonk served with a side of rebellion and wit.
At any given show, you might hear:

“Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother” — The song that blasted Hubbard onto the map — a hilariously sharp portrait of a beer-swilling, pickup-drivin’ rebel with a wink and a nod. Originally recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker in 1973, this tune became a cultural touchstone in Texas and beyond. Its blunt, bone-dry humor about redneck pride turned it into an enduring outlaw country anthem.
“Snake Farm” — A gritty, blues-infused romp that sounds exactly like what it is — nasty, snaky, and impossible to shake from your head once it bites. A fan favorite in live shows, it captures Hubbard’s raw edge like few others.
“Conversation With the Devil” — A devilish talking-blues yarn where the narrator chats with ol’ Lucifer about life choices and moral muddles — part folk tale, part social commentary, all wickedly clever.
“Dust of the Chase” — One of Hubbard’s more reflective pieces — a song about longing, restlessness, and the eternal wanderer’s heart. It’s poetic, well-crafted storytelling that steers away from pure honky-tonk and leans into Americana soul.
“Drunken Poet’s Dream” — Co-written with Hayes Carll, this tune pairs literary humor with honky-tonk honesty — a drinking song that feels like a defiant shrug for anyone who’s ever poured their thoughts into a whiskey glass.
“Screw You, We’re From Texas” — A piss-and-vinegar salute to Lone Star bravado. It’s equal parts swagger and self-aware humor — basically a middle finger wrapped in a Texas flag.
“Desperate Man” — Co-written with Eric Church, this song became a major country hit, showing Hubbard’s pen still packs punch in modern contexts.

Corpus Christi: Treaty Oak Revival at Concrete Street Amphitheatre
2026-10-29 20:00 - 22:00 | Concrete Street Amphitheatre, 800 Concrete St, Corpus Christi, TX, 78401, United States
One of West Texas’s most exciting country rock acts, Treaty Oak Revival brings their electric live show to Concrete Street Amphitheatre in Corpus Christi on October 29, 2026. Tickets are available from $71 — a chance to see a band on the rise at one of the Gulf Coast’s most beloved outdoor venues.
Treaty Oak Revival was founded in 2019 deep in the heart of West Texas, where five musicians came together around a shared love of Texas Red Dirt country, the raw energy of punk rock, and the wide-open sound of Southern rock. The band is led by Sam Canty on lead vocals and acoustic guitar, with Lance Vanley on rhythm electric and background vocals, Jeremiah Vanley on lead electric, Andrew Carey on bass, and Kelly McKay anchoring everything on drums.
From the beginning, the band set itself apart by refusing to sand down its edges. Their music hits with the punch of classic hard rock, the emotional directness of country songwriting, and the swagger of artists who grew up listening to both Waylon Jennings and the Ramones. It’s a sound that has found a devoted audience across Texas and increasingly beyond as the band’s touring footprint has expanded.
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Treaty Oak Revival’s reputation as a live act precedes them wherever they go. Their shows are kinetic and communal — the kind of performances where the crowd becomes part of the energy from the first song. The fall 2026 run of Texas dates reflects just how far they’ve come in a few short years, with headlining spots at major venues across the state.
Treaty Oak Revival at Concrete Street Amphitheatre on October 29 is exactly the kind of show South Texas music fans should plan around. Get your tickets on StubHub and make a night of it on the Gulf Coast.

Dallas: Ray Wylie Hubbard at Granada Theater
2026-10-30 20:00 - 22:00 | Granada Theater, 3524 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX, 75206, United States
Texas outlaw-country godfather Ray Wylie Hubbard returns to his old Dallas neighborhood for a show at the Granada Theater on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. Tickets start at $81.
Hubbard grew up in Oak Cliff, the South Dallas neighborhood his family moved to when he was eight, and he graduated from W.H. Adamson High School alongside future country star Michael Martin Murphey. After enrolling at the University of North Texas as an English major, Hubbard started playing folk music in coffeehouses before spending summers performing in Red River, New Mexico, where he wrote “Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother.” Jerry Jeff Walker’s 1973 recording of the song turned it into an anthem of the progressive country movement and made Hubbard a cult figure in Austin’s outlaw scene almost overnight.
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Ray Wylie Hubbard and His Oak Cliff Return
A founder of the Texas outlaw movement, Hubbard also formed The Cowboy Twinkies, a band many consider the first true cowpunk act, and he’s spent more than five decades building a catalog that’s made him one of the most respected songwriters to come out of the same Dallas scene that also produced the late, great Oak Cliff music history Hubbard himself helped shape. His gritty, riff-driven records over the past two decades have earned him a new generation of fans well beyond the outlaw-country faithful who first embraced him in the 1970s.
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Hubbard’s live shows mix his early outlaw classics with the swampy, blues-inflected songwriting of his later career, delivered in the gravelly baritone that’s become his trademark. For Dallas audiences, a Granada Theater date is something closer to a homecoming than a typical tour stop, and longtime fans can expect Hubbard to lean into the stories behind the songs as much as the songs themselves.
Doors open at 7 p.m. for the 8 p.m. show. The Granada Theater sits at 3524 Greenville Ave. in Lower Greenville, one of Dallas’s most walkable live-music strips, with plenty of bars and restaurants nearby for dinner before the show.

Saint Jo: Randy Rogers Band at Red River Station
2026-11-07 20:00 - 22:00 | Red River Station, 221 E Howell St, Saint Jo, TX, 76265, United States
Randy Rogers Band, one of the defining acts of modern Texas country, plays Red River Station in Saint Jo on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Doors open at 8 PM, and tickets start at $157.
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About Randy Rogers Band
Randy Rogers Band formed in San Marcos in 2000 around frontman Randy Rogers, who grew up in Cleburne learning piano from his great-grandmother before picking up guitar and songwriting as a kid. The band built its following the hard way, grinding through Texas dance halls and dive bars and recording its debut, “Live at Cheatham Street Warehouse,” at the San Marcos club where Texas music legend George Strait got his own start. Randy Rogers Band’s breakthrough came with 2004’s “Rollercoaster,” an album that turned a regional grassroots following into a genuine movement and landed the band a deal with Mercury Nashville, placing Randy Rogers Band alongside Robert Earl Keen, Pat Green, and Willie Nelson in the upper tier of Texas music. Guitarist Geoffrey Hill, bassist Jon Richardson, fiddler Brady Black, and drummer Les Lawless round out a lineup known for pairing honest country songwriting with a rowdier rock and roll edge.
Red River Station’s outdoor stage and dance hall setting outside Saint Jo has become a natural home for touring acts built on that same dance-hall lineage, and it’s a fitting room for a band that came up playing exactly these kinds of Texas rooms. Fans who caught Josh Weathers Band’s September show at Red River Station already know the venue draws a crowd that shows up ready to two-step.
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Randy Rogers Band has released a string of albums on Mercury Nashville and independently since “Rollercoaster,” including collaborations with artists like Jamey Johnson and Wade Bowen, and the band remains one of the steadiest touring draws in the Texas country circuit two decades in. Doors open at 8 PM with music following shortly after. Red River Station offers both general admission standing room and reserved tables, so arrive early for a spot near the stage — expect a mixed crowd of longtime Randy Rogers Band fans and Texas dance hall regulars ready for a Saturday night.

Austin: Treaty Oak Revival at Moody Center
2026-11-12 19:00 - 21:00 | Moody Center, 2001 Robert Dedman Drive, Austin, TX, 78712, United States
Treaty Oak Revival steps onto one of Texas’s biggest stages when they play the Moody Center in Austin on November 12, 2026. Tickets start at $48 — a remarkable price for a show that marks a genuine milestone for one of West Texas’s most compelling country rock bands.
Born out of the Permian Basin’s creative soil in 2019, Treaty Oak Revival fuses the Texas Red Dirt country tradition with the driving energy of punk rock and the melodic ambition of classic Southern rock. The band’s five members — Sam Canty, Lance Vanley, Jeremiah Vanley, Andrew Carey, and Kelly McKay — found each other in West Texas and quickly developed a chemistry that has become one of the most electrifying presences on the Texas touring circuit.
Their sound carries all the hallmarks of the Red Dirt movement — honest songwriting, big guitar tones, and music that sounds equally at home blasting from a truck speaker or filling an arena — while adding a rougher, more urgent edge that sets them apart from their peers. In a short time, Treaty Oak Revival has grown from a regional act to a national story, playing increasingly prestigious dates and building a following one sweaty show at a time.
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A Moody Center headliner is a statement show for any Texas artist, and Treaty Oak Revival has clearly earned the room. The venue, which opened in 2022 as the University of Texas’s state-of-the-art arena, is the kind of stage that transforms a good band into an event. For fans who have followed Treaty Oak Revival since their early days, this is a show to mark on the calendar.
Treaty Oak Revival live at the Moody Center on November 12 in Austin — grab your tickets on StubHub now before this one fills up.

The Woodlands: Treaty Oak Revival at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
2026-11-13 19:00 - 21:00 | The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, 2005 Lake Robbins Drive, The Woodlands, TX, 77380, United States
Treaty Oak Revival brings their Texas fall run to a close at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands on November 13, 2026. Tickets start at $52 for an evening of hard-charging country rock at one of Greater Houston’s most storied outdoor music venues.
West Texas-born and road-hardened since their 2019 founding, Treaty Oak Revival has spent the better part of six years becoming one of the Texas music scene’s most talked-about acts. Built around the songwriting and vocals of Sam Canty, with a full band that includes the Vanley brothers on guitars, Andrew Carey on bass, and Kelly McKay on drums, the group draws from Texas Red Dirt country, punk energy, and Southern rock architecture in equal measure.
What makes Treaty Oak Revival special is the intensity they bring to every performance. Their catalog is full of songs that work both as studio recordings and as live vehicles — pieces that expand in concert, becoming bigger and more urgent the louder the crowd gets. The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, with its mix of covered seating and open lawn, is exactly the environment where this music breathes at its best.
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The November 13 Woodlands show is the closing date of a two-night Texas run that began the evening before in Austin, and Treaty Oak Revival will bring everything they have to the Pavilion crowd. Houston-area fans have been waiting for a proper headlining show, and this fall date is the one to deliver it.
Don’t let this one slip by. Treaty Oak Revival at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on November 13 — tickets are available now on StubHub, and this one is worth the drive from anywhere in the Houston metro.

Dallas: James McMurtry with BettySoo at Granada Theater
2026-11-13 20:00 - 22:00 | Granada Theater, 3524 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX, 75206, United States
Master storyteller James McMurtry plays the Granada Theater in Dallas on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, with support from fellow Austin songwriter BettySoo. Tickets start at $150, and the show is close to selling out.
Born in Fort Worth and raised largely outside Texas, McMurtry is the son of novelist Larry McMurtry, author of “Lonesome Dove” and “The Last Picture Show.” He grew up around books and writers, and that literary instinct shaped him into one of American music’s sharpest narrative songwriters. His break came in 1987, when he was a finalist at the Kerrville Folk Festival’s songwriting competition; his father later passed a tape of James’s songs to musician John Mellencamp, who was impressed enough to produce his 1989 debut, “Too Long in the Wasteland.”
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James McMurtry and the Texas Songwriter Scene
McMurtry’s detailed, cinematic songs, including the sprawling family-reunion epic “Choctaw Bingo,” have made him a favorite among the same audience that fills rooms for the kind of literate Texas songwriting championed by artists like Guy Clark. Opener BettySoo, a Korean American singer-songwriter raised in Spring, Texas, cut her teeth at Austin’s Cactus Cafe before releasing acclaimed records like 2009’s “Heat Sin Water Sin,” produced by Gurf Morlix, and has built her own reputation as a sharp, soulful writer in that same tradition.
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McMurtry’s live shows are known for their intensity and detail, songs that unfold like short stories and a band that plays them with a rock edge. With tickets running short for this date, fans who want to catch two of Texas’s best storytelling songwriters on one stage should move quickly.
Doors open at 7 p.m. for the 8 p.m. show. The Granada Theater sits at 3524 Greenville Ave. in Lower Greenville, one of Dallas’s most walkable live-music strips, with plenty of bars and restaurants nearby for dinner before the show.

El Paso: Grupo Duelo at El Paso County Coliseum
2026-11-14 20:00 - 22:00 | El Paso County Coliseum, 4100 E Paisano Dr, El Paso, TX, 79905, United States
Grupo Duelo brings its norteño sound to El Paso County Coliseum on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, with tickets starting at $63.
Founded in 1996 when Óscar Iván Treviño and Dimas López started performing together in a restaurant in Roma, Texas, Grupo Duelo grew into one of the most consistently successful bands in norteño music, splitting its identity between the Texas border town where it started and Monterrey, Nuevo León, just across the Rio Grande. The band’s 2003 album Desde Hoy topped sales charts in Monterrey and earned a gold record in Mexico, launching a run that included a No. 1 debut on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart with 2009’s Necesito Más de Ti and another chart-topper the following year with Solamente Tú.
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Grupo Duelo Closes Out the Texas Run in El Paso
El Paso sits at the far western edge of Texas, hundreds of miles from the Rio Grande Valley where Grupo Duelo’s sound first took hold, and a stop at El Paso County Coliseum shows how far the band’s norteño reach now extends across the state. The Coliseum has hosted Tejano and norteño acts for decades, giving the border city’s large Mexican-American population a dependable home for the genre’s biggest touring names.
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The band’s romantic, hook-heavy songwriting has earned multiple Billboard nominations for Regional Mexican Album and Song of the Year, and its live shows remain a fixture across Texas border cities. That border-region legacy sits alongside other South Texas institutions honored at the Totally Tejano Hall of Fame & Museum in San Antonio, which traces the broader Tejano and norteño lineage Grupo Duelo has helped carry forward.
Doors open at 6 p.m. for the 8 p.m. show. El Paso County Coliseum offers both floor and seated sections, so arrive early to find parking and get settled before the band takes the stage.

New Braunfels: Tab Benoit at Gruene Hall
2026-11-20 20:00 - 22:00 | Gruene Hall, 1281 Gruene Rd., New Braunfels, TX, 78130
Grammy-nominated Louisiana blues guitarist Tab Benoit brings his swamp-soaked sound to Gruene Hall on November 20, 2026. Tickets start at $55 for a late-fall evening with one of the most powerful live acts in American roots music.
A native of Houma, Louisiana, Tab Benoit has spent more than three decades immersed in the bayou blues tradition. He came up absorbing the sounds of Jimmy Reed, Lightnin’ Hopkins, and the great New Orleans bluesmen before developing a style distinctly his own — electric and earthy, driven by a voice as weathered and resonant as the Louisiana wetlands that shaped him.
Benoit has released over a dozen studio albums and earned multiple Grammy nominations, but his reputation rests above all on his live performances. His shows are renowned for their intensity, with Benoit coaxing sounds from his guitar that feel less like playing and more like a direct conversation with the blues itself. He has won the Blues Music Award for Guitar Player of the Year multiple times — recognition that only hints at what he brings to a stage.
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Beyond music, Benoit is known for his deep commitment to the Louisiana coastal environment. He founded Voice of the Wetlands, an environmental advocacy organization dedicated to preserving the bayou ecosystem that is central to his culture and his art. His shows carry the weight of all of it — the joy, the grief, and the defiant spirit of South Louisiana.
Tab Benoit at Gruene Hall in November is a rare Texas booking for one of the blues world’s brightest stars. Get your tickets on StubHub and don’t let this one pass you by.

Dallas: Band of Heathens at Longhorn Ballroom
2026-11-20 20:00 - 22:30 | Longhorn Ballroom, 216 Corinth St, Dallas, Texas, 75203, United States
The Band of Heathens bring their Austin-bred blend of rock, soul, and Americana to the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas on November 20, 2026, as part of the Rolling Together Revue alongside Donavon Frankenreiter. Doors open around 8:00 p.m., with tickets starting at $64.
Formed in Austin in 2006, the Band of Heathens built its reputation through a legendary weekly residency on Austin’s Red River strip before hitting the road as one of the hardest-touring bands in the Americana scene. Songwriters Gordy Quist and Ed Jurdi trade lead vocals and guitar duties, layering rock energy over soulful, harmony-driven songwriting that has earned comparisons to The Band and Little Feat. The group has released a string of independently produced albums and built a devoted national following through relentless live shows and a busy touring schedule that returns them to Texas year after year.
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The Longhorn Ballroom is one of Dallas’s most storied music venues, a dance hall with roots stretching back to the honky-tonk era whose recent renovation has made it a magnet for touring roots and rock acts. Pairing the Band of Heathens with surf-soul artist Donavon Frankenreiter for this Rolling Together Revue makes for a night that spans coastal groove and Texas-bred rock and roll under one roof.
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Over nearly two decades, the Band of Heathens has built a catalog that draws equally on rootsy songcraft and rock and roll grit, growing from local Austin club dates into headlining tours across the country and international festival stops. The band’s current run through Texas also includes stops at Fort Worth’s Dickies Arena; see the Red Clay Strays at Dickies Arena listing for another can’t-miss Texas show this fall.
Doors typically open two to three hours before the show’s start. The Longhorn Ballroom sits in the Cedars neighborhood just south of downtown Dallas, with dedicated parking available on-site.

Austin: Band of Heathens at Meanwhile Brewing
2026-11-21 19:00 - 21:30 | Meanwhile Brewing, 3901 Promontory Point Dr, Austin, TX, 78744, United States
The Band of Heathens bring their homegrown Austin sound to Meanwhile Brewing on November 21, 2026, joining Donavon Frankenreiter for the Rolling Together Revue. Doors open around 7:00 p.m., with tickets starting at $87.
The band cut its teeth on Austin’s legendary Red River strip with a weekly residency that built a devoted following before they hit the road to become one of the most reliably touring acts in the Americana scene. Songwriters Gordy Quist and Ed Jurdi share vocal and guitar duties, stacking rock urgency on top of soulful harmonies that draw favorable comparisons to The Band and Little Feat. Nearly two decades into their career, the group has built an extensive independently released catalog and a devoted following through nonstop live performances across the country.
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Meanwhile Brewing has become one of Austin’s favorite outdoor concert spots, pairing a working brewery with a spacious lawn stage that regularly hosts some of the city’s best touring roots and rock acts. A homecoming show for the Band of Heathens carries extra weight, with a hometown crowd that has followed the group since its earliest days playing Austin clubs. Sharing the bill with surf-soul artist Donavon Frankenreiter makes for a night that spans coastal groove and Texas-bred rock and roll.
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The Band of Heathens’ catalog draws equally on rootsy songcraft and rock and roll grit, growing from local Austin club dates into headlining tours across the country and international festival stops. The current run through Texas also includes a stop at Dallas’s Longhorn Ballroom; see the Band of Heathens at Longhorn Ballroom listing for another Texas date on this tour.
Doors typically open about two hours before showtime. Meanwhile Brewing is located off Promontory Point Drive in South Austin, with on-site parking and plenty of room to spread out on the lawn.

San Antonio: Band of Heathens at Stable Hall
2026-11-22 20:00 - 22:30 | Stable Hall, 307 Pearl Pkwy, San Antonio, TX, 78215, United States
The final stop of this Texas run brings the Band of Heathens to Stable Hall in San Antonio on November 22, 2026, joined by Donavon Frankenreiter for the Rolling Together Revue. Doors open around 8:00 p.m., with tickets starting at $61.
Since forming in Austin in 2006, the Band of Heathens has built its name through nonstop touring and a sound that blends rock, soul, and classic Americana songwriting. Guitarists and vocalists Gordy Quist and Ed Jurdi lead the band’s harmony-driven arrangements, a style shaped by years playing a weekly residency on Austin’s Red River strip before the group graduated to national tours and festival stages. Nearly two decades in, the band has released a deep catalog of independently produced records and built a loyal following through relentless live performances.
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Stable Hall is one of San Antonio’s newer live music venues, a converted event space that has quickly become a favorite stop for touring roots, country, and rock acts passing through South Texas. Closing out the Rolling Together Revue here pairs the band’s rock and roll grit with Frankenreiter’s laid-back surf-soul sound for a night that spans two very different corners of American music.
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The Band of Heathens’ current Texas swing also includes stops in Dallas and Austin; see the Band of Heathens at Longhorn Ballroom listing for another date on this tour.
Doors typically open about two hours before showtime. Stable Hall is located on Pearl Parkway near San Antonio’s Pearl District, with parking available nearby.
San Antonio has embraced the Band of Heathens’ brand of rootsy, harmony-rich rock over the years, and this Stable Hall stop wraps up a three-city Texas swing that also touched down in Dallas and Austin. Expect a set that pulls from the band’s deep catalog alongside newer material, backed by the same tight, road-tested band that has made their live shows a must-see for fans of Southern rock and Americana alike.
