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SUMMARY:Austin: Slow Pulp at Emo’s
DESCRIPTION:Slow Pulp plays Emo’s in Austin on Wednesday\, Nov. 4\, 2026\, at 7:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $89. Snuggle opens the show\, part of the Chicago indie rock band’s fall North American tour. \nSlow Pulp started in Madison\, Wisconsin\, where the members grew up playing music together\, and later relocated to Chicago. Singer and guitarist Emily Massey leads the band\, whose sound moves between dreamy indie pop\, fuzzy ’90s-style guitar rock and gentle folk\, often in the same song. Their 2020 debut album\, “Moveys\,” earned wide praise from indie critics and fans. \nBuy Tickets \nThe band’s 2023 album\, “Yard\,” pushed their songwriting further\, with songs about anxiety\, family and growing up that balanced tender moments with loud\, cathartic guitars. They have toured with major indie acts and built a loyal following on the road. This fall tour is their biggest headlining run yet\, with shows including Brooklyn Paramount in New York\, and fans are watching closely for news of a third album. \nGet your Slow Pulp tickets on TicketNetwork \nSnuggle\, who opens the western and southern dates\, brings dreamy indie rock of its own. Emo’s started on Red River Street in 1992 as a punk and indie club and moved to East Riverside Drive in 2011\, where its larger room and general admission floor now host touring indie bands like Slow Pulp. See more shows on the Emo’s venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. Emo’s is at 2015 East Riverside Drive\, with on-site and nearby paid parking. Arrive early to catch Snuggle’s opening set and grab a good spot on the floor. Slow Pulp’s songs reward close listening\, with quiet verses that build into big\, distorted choruses\, so standing near the front is the best way to feel the shift. A Wednesday night in Austin also tends to bring out a crowd of dedicated indie fans rather than casual passersby.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-slow-pulp-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Austin: Bonobo at Emo's
DESCRIPTION:Bonobo brings his full live band to Emo’s on Thursday\, November 5\, as part of the Distance in Static North American tour. Doors are at 7 PM\, with tickets starting around $40 for a set that blends downtempo electronic production with live instrumentation. \nBonobo is the stage name of British producer Simon Green\, who’s spent more than two decades turning hushed\, genre-blurring electronic music into festival-headlining spectacle. Signed to the influential Ninja Tune label since his 2000 debut\, Green built a devoted following with albums like Black Sands (2010) and The North Borders (2013)\, before his 2017 record Migration earned a nomination for the UK’s Mercury Prize. Rather than performing as a solo DJ\, Green tours with a full band — strings\, horns\, and percussion alongside electronics — translating his intricately layered studio records into something closer to a live orchestra. \nBuy Tickets \nEmo’s main room\, built for loud touring rock bands\, turns out to suit Bonobo’s layered live show just as well — the venue’s size gives the band’s horn and string sections room to cut through without losing the low end that anchors Green’s productions. Austin’s own strong instrumental and electronic-jazz scene makes the city a natural stop for an act that blurs those same lines. \nGrab tickets before they’re gone. \nGreen has collaborated with vocalists like Nick Murphy (Chet Faker) and Rhye’s Milosh over the years\, and his 2022 album Fragments continued a run of records that top electronic and dance charts without ever abandoning his melodic\, song-based instincts. Fans making a night of it can also check out Hotel Vegas\, a few miles east\, for a very different but equally essential slice of Austin’s live music scene. \nDoors are at 7 PM for this all-ages show. Red River parking fills up quickly on weeknight shows with this kind of draw\, so arrive early.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-bonobo-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Austin: They Might Be Giants at Emo's
DESCRIPTION:They Might Be Giants return to Emo’s on Friday\, November 6\, for the second stop of a two-night Austin run celebrating four decades of one of alternative rock’s most inventive catalogs. Doors are at 8 PM\, with tickets starting around $81. \nFormed in Brooklyn in 1982 by John Flansburgh and John Linnell\, They Might Be Giants built a cult following through their Dial-A-Song phone service — a pre-internet way for fans to call in and hear new\, often absurdist songs — before breaking into the mainstream with 1990’s Flood\, home to enduring favorites like “Birdhouse in Your Soul” and their cover of “Istanbul (Not Constantinople).” The band has won two Grammy Awards\, including Best Musical Album for Children\, and their song “Boss of Me” became the theme to the sitcom Malcolm in the Middle. \nBuy Tickets \nEmo’s has hosted plenty of veteran acts reinventing their live show for a new generation\, and TMBG’s current tour leans into that idea directly\, built around deep-catalog sets for the band’s famously obsessive\, trivia-minded fanbase. The band’s blend of herky-jerky art-rock\, nerdy humor\, and genuinely sturdy pop songwriting has aged into something closer to institution than novelty act\, and their live shows remain as unpredictable as ever\, mixing old favorites with reworked arrangements and the occasional cover. \nTickets are available here. \nBeyond their Grammy-winning children’s albums\, Flansburgh and Linnell have kept up a steady stream of adult-audience records well into their fifth decade as a band\, touring behind a catalog that spans more than 20 studio albums and countless EPs\, compilations\, and one-off singles released through their long-running Dial-A-Song archive. For another dose of Austin’s long-running love of genre-scrambling live bands\, Mohawk down the street regularly books acts cut from similarly idiosyncratic cloth. \nDoors are at 8 PM for this all-ages show. Expect a packed room and sing-along energy from a crowd that’s been waiting decades to hear some of these songs live.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-they-might-be-giants-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
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SUMMARY:Austin: They Might Be Giants at Emo’s (Nov. 7)
DESCRIPTION:They Might Be Giants play Emo’s in Austin on Saturday\, Nov. 7\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $100. It is the second of two nights at the club; see our listing for They Might Be Giants on Nov. 6. The band likes to vary its setlists on multi-night stands\, so fans going both nights can expect different songs. \nJohn Flansburgh and John Linnell formed They Might Be Giants in Brooklyn in 1982 and built an early following with Dial-A-Song\, an answering machine that played a new song to anyone who called. Their 1990 album “Flood” turned them into alternative rock favorites with “Birdhouse in Your Soul” and their version of “Istanbul (Not Constantinople)\,” and their quirky\, clever songwriting has kept a devoted following for four decades. \nBuy Tickets \nThe band has also won two Grammy Awards\, one for “Boss of Me\,” the theme to “Malcolm in the Middle\,” and another for the children’s album “Here Come the 123s.” In 2026 they released the “Eyeball” EP\, which Linnell called an appetizer before their next full album. Their live band features eight players\, including a three-piece horn section\, so the songs hit bigger on stage than on record. \nGet your They Might Be Giants tickets on TicketNetwork \nEmo’s started on Red River Street in 1992 as a punk and indie club and moved to East Riverside Drive in 2011\, where it hosts touring rock and indie acts in a larger room. Its general admission floor suits a crowd that knows every lyric. See more shows on the Emo’s venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. Emo’s is at 2015 East Riverside Drive\, with on-site and nearby paid parking. Saturday night shows fill up quickly\, so arrive early for a spot near the stage.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-they-might-be-giants-at-emos-nov-7/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
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SUMMARY:Austin: Rival Sons at Emo's
DESCRIPTION:Rival Sons bring their blues-soaked arena rock to Emo’s on Monday\, November 9\, as part of their fall 2026 “Domestic Bliss” U.S. tour. Doors are at 7 PM\, with tickets starting around $25. \nFormed in Long Beach\, California in 2009\, Rival Sons emerged as one of the most convincing throwback rock bands of the 2010s\, built around Jay Buchanan’s soul-steeped howl and Scott Holiday’s riff-driven guitar work. The band drew comparisons to ’70s titans like Led Zeppelin and Free from the start\, but albums like Head Down (2012) and Great Western Valkyrie (2014) showed a band writing genuinely original songs rather than just channeling influences. Their 2019 record Feral Roots earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album\, cementing their status as one of modern rock’s most respected live acts. \nBuy Tickets \nEmo’s has built a reputation as one of the few rooms left in Austin that can still properly showcase a loud\, riff-heavy rock band without the show feeling swallowed by the space\, and Rival Sons’ blend of vintage tone and modern energy should fill the room well. The band has also spent years opening arena shows for acts like Black Sabbath and the Rolling Stones\, so a club-sized Austin date is a chance to see them at a much more intimate scale. \nSecure your tickets here. \nRival Sons have built their catalog the old-fashioned way\, touring relentlessly and releasing a steady run of albums over more than a decade rather than chasing a single hit single\, a work ethic that’s made them a favorite among musicians as much as fans. Anyone sticking around Red River after the show can check out Stubb’s Bar-B-Q\, another longtime home for Austin’s heavier touring bills. \nDoors open at 7 PM for this all-ages show. Expect a loud\, guitar-forward night from one of rock’s hardest-touring bands.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-rival-sons-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
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SUMMARY:Austin: Medium Build at Emo’s
DESCRIPTION:Medium Build brings his King of Having Fun on Tour run to Emo’s in Austin on Tuesday\, Nov. 10\, 2026\, at 7:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $49. Eden Joel opens the show\, one of the last stops before the tour wraps in Nashville later in November. \nMedium Build is the project of singer-songwriter Nicholas Carpenter\, who grew up in Atlanta playing music in church and moved to Nashville to study songwriting at Middle Tennessee State. In 2016 he moved to Alaska and began releasing music as Medium Build\, and his heart-on-sleeve indie folk and rock built a following through albums like “Softboy\,” “Roughboy\,” “Wild” and 2024’s “Country.” \nBuy Tickets \nRecent years have brought bigger stages. He collaborated with X Ambassadors on “Friend for Life\,” with Julien Baker on “Yoke\,” and with Holly Humberstone on “Cocoon\,” and he has toured with Lewis Capaldi\, FINNEAS and Tyler Childers. Songs like “Last Time” and “Home Depot” reached Adult Alternative radio\, and he played Austin City Limits Festival in 2024\, so this Emo’s show is a return to a city that has already embraced him. \nGet your Medium Build tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe tour supports “King of Having Fun\,” his sixth studio album\, released Sept. 4\, 2026\, which includes the single “armor.” Expect a mix of new songs and older favorites\, delivered with the confessional humor that has made his shows feel like a group therapy session with a great band. Emo’s has hosted touring indie acts on East Riverside Drive since 2011. See more shows on the Emo’s venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. Emo’s is at 2015 East Riverside Drive\, with on-site and nearby paid parking. Arrive early to catch Eden Joel’s opening set\, and expect an audience that sings along to the quiet songs as loudly as the big ones.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-medium-build-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Austin: Amble at Emo’s
DESCRIPTION:Irish folk trio Amble play Emo’s in Austin on Tuesday\, Nov. 17\, 2026\, at 7:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $105. The show follows a breakout stretch that took them from Dublin pubs to stadium stages with Ed Sheeran. \nRobbie Cunningham and Oisín McCaffrey started Amble as a duo in 2022\, playing covers in pubs around Ireland. Ross McNerney joined on mandolin and banjo\, and after a show in County Leitrim the three decided to go all in\, quitting their day jobs once they signed with Warner Records. Their warm harmonies\, acoustic instruments and songs about home\, friendship and the sea struck a chord fast\, first in Ireland and then online around the world. \nBuy Tickets \nTheir debut album\, “Reverie\,” reached No. 1 in Ireland in 2025\, and singles like “Lonely Island\,” “Schoolyard Days” and “The Swell\,” another Irish No. 1\, built their following. Amble opened for Hozier on his Unreal Unearth tour and in 2026 joined the North American leg of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour\, putting them in front of stadium crowds. Their live albums\, “Live from Dublin” and “Live from Dublin II\,” capture the singalong energy of their shows. \nGet your Amble tickets on TicketNetwork \nEmo’s started on Red River Street in 1992 as a punk and indie club and moved to its current East Riverside location in 2011\, where it now hosts touring acts of every kind. It is a fitting room for a band that grew up playing pubs but now draws crowds far bigger. See more shows on the Emo’s venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. Emo’s is at 2015 East Riverside Drive\, with on-site and nearby paid parking. Expect a crowd that knows every word\, so arrive early for a spot close to the stage and settle in for a night of Irish harmonies.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-amble-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
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SUMMARY:Austin: Dexter and the Moonrocks at Emo’s
DESCRIPTION:Dexter and the Moonrocks play Emo’s in Austin on Friday\, Nov. 20\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $150. The West Texas band’s rapid rise has made it one of the hottest tickets in Texas this fall; it also plays Dallas on Halloween night\, see our listing for Dexter and the Moonrocks at The Bomb Factory. \nThe band comes from Throckmorton\, a small ranching town about 70 miles northeast of Abilene. Singer James Tuffs started the group in 2021 with cousins Ryan and Ty Anderson\, and drummer Ryan Fox joined later that year. They call their sound “Western space grunge\,” a mix of alternative rock\, indie rock and Texas country\, and an early viral TikTok clip of the band playing on a couch spread the word far beyond West Texas. \nBuy Tickets \nAfter signing with Severance Records\, an imprint of Big Loud\, the band posted a string of hits. “Sad in Carolina” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart in 2024\, “Ritalin” went top 10 there in 2025\, and “Freakin’ Out” became their breakthrough\, reaching No. 33 on the Billboard Hot 100 and going platinum. They made their late-night TV debut on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” in August 2026. \nGet your Dexter and the Moonrocks tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe show follows the Oct. 2\, 2026\, release of the band’s debut full-length album\, “Friends That I Don’t Like\,” which includes “Freakin’ Out\,” “If You Could Talk” and “12 Steps\,” a collaboration with fellow Texas band Treaty Oak Revival. Emo’s moved from Red River Street to East Riverside Drive in 2011 and now hosts touring rock bands in a larger room with a general admission floor. See more shows on the Emo’s venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. Emo’s is at 2015 East Riverside Drive\, with on-site and nearby paid parking. Friday shows here fill up fast\, so arrive early for a spot near the stage.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/austin-dexter-and-the-moonrocks-at-emos/
LOCATION:Emo’s\, 2015 E Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX\, 78741\, United States
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