This church on S Lamar also doubles as a music venue during non-church hours. The acoustics are…read moregreat, chairs are comfortable, and the parking is plentiful and FREE. There is a bar with adult beverages to add to the enjoyment. Will definitely return!

I wish all venues were this intimate, this clean, this easily accessible and this perfect…read more I saw a phenomenal indie pop/R&B artist named John Splithoff here and they couldn't have picked a more perfect venue. -Venue location was easy to get to and not along a crowded street -Parking was SO easy -Check-in was a breeze -Venue snack & drink prices were so affordable -Acoustics were amazing -Restrooms and all areas were very clean and comfortable -Staff was so funny and friendly -Performance felt intimate I could go on and on and ON. This church turned part time music venue is amazing. They knocked it out of the park. I wish I could experience every artist's performance here.

Dark and dirty jazz dive bar... Yea Please! Pair it with a perfect manhattan... absolutely! $5…read morecover that's applied to your tab. Simple, what you see is what you get and it's exactly what I was looking for.

Don't go!! $25 per person they don't tell you about until you check out. Drinks were horrible…read more Check out the charcuterie board! They gave us some credit but $200 charges by the time it was all over. The worst experience ever!! Don't go.

My favorite place to go to in the entire Austin. This place is actually considered sacred in the…read morerave community because it is the only EDM venue in Austin that holds the number of people that it does. This place has also been rated the third best club in Austin several years in a row. They always manage everything so well despite the number of crowds they get. I've never waited longer than five minutes to get a drink at the bar. The Security staff is always so attentive and on top of everything. The staff checking everybody in is always happy polite and very pleasant to be around. I just can't wait for them to increase the height of their screen because as an avg girl who is 5.7" I never get to see any visuals or anything that happens on the stage or the screen. I recently went to silo and Dallas and did not have that problem at all because the screen was significantly higher. Concourse however really is home to the entire rave community not just in Austin, but in all of texas. This place will forever hold a special place in all of our hearts. They have an insanely delicious food truck that operates in the space outside that always delivers the best quality food. The only thing I would say about that specific food truck is that they seems scam me by taking advantage of intoxicated people through their tip system. The last time I went to pay, my suggested tip was defaulted at 25%, the next option was 30%, and the one after that was 35%. With how poor the rave community is, it is highly unfortunate to see that specific establishment, taking advantage of people who are under the influence and cannot make coherent decisions. This is of course, not a concourse problem, but a problem of that specific food truck operating in the backyard of Concourse.

Caught the Amelie Lens show here in March 2026 and wanted to write up a detailed review since I…read moreknow a lot of people (myself included, visiting from out-of-town) do their research before a night out. The venue is near the airport, which is a nice change of pace from fighting downtown traffic. Parking is available on-site, but note there's a fee; budget for that or factor in rideshare costs instead. The modular warehouse features varying floor plans and layouts with a large main room floor, upstairs mezzanine, two outdoor patios, and an adjacent field. The set was held inside, on the large main room floor. Two opening DJs got the crowd warmed up before Amelie Lens came on closer to midnight. The pacing felt right. I always wear hearing protection to music events. Keeping this in mind, the sound system was clean and powerful. Parallel screens running the length of the room, front to back, added a whole visual layer to the night. They clearly invested in getting the audio and visuals right. A detail worth mentioning for anyone planning to go is that there are free water dispensers set up in the back, which is a small thing that makes a big difference throughout the night. Staff were friendly and attentive all night. Service was smooth, and I never felt like the venue was understaffed or overwhelmed despite the crowd. Overall, this is a well-run venue with solid production value, thoughtful amenities, and a lineup that delivered. This is a room that respects the music. The sound and the flow of the night were perfect. Would happily come back for another set.

I'm from Austin and have gone to Blues on the Green since I was a little girl. Last night, my…read moreboyfriend and I brought a friend who is somewhat new to Austin and what it has to offer. I mentioned that the music would be well-liked, and would be somewhat easy listening. We arrived at 7 PM, and for the next hour, the music was light, and fun, and I saw the crowd dancing and pleased. When the last band came on, the music genre completely shifted; the lyrics were extremely repetitive, the singers were shouting, and the crowd began to depart in droves. My group joked about which committee decided on that band for a crowd that large. I am grateful for free events put on for this community, and so want to enjoy the music, but it's difficult when the genre picked is not a great selection for the masses.

Attended the last one of 2019 last night and it's definitely one of those events that just screams…read moresummer. I think only a handful of folks are really there for the music, and most are there to hang with pals (or a date or solo, even), picnic and just soak up the Zilker Park vibezzzzzz. There's lots of pop up tents around the seating are with freebies and stuff for sale (food and beverage). There's lots of kids and dogs (one woman was carrying around snake), so if you're not into either of those things, either plan accordingly (block off the areas next to you) or map out space in the back so you can peace out any time without disturbing anyone. It says no alcohol (and smoking, obvs), but... Bring bug spray and plan to get dropped off on the corner of Barton Springs and Lamar and walk over and vice versa on the way back.

Def a great little spot for outdoor concerts…read more Not sure why more acts don't come thru here - it's smaller and more manageable than Stubbs and it has very nice bathrooms. We've seen the Strumbellas here twice and truly don't know why more indie acts don't choose this spot over Stubbs. The stage itself is small but the sound system is great and while I don't LIKE it, I definitely understand why they charge for their elevated back bar area (deemed premium seating, at $40 a seat, you get a reserved spot to park it for your event and a great view of the stage). On site there's a hot dog stand and for sure this guy has his supply and demand system down. He smartly uses a fan to waft the mouth-watering aroma of grilled dogs all throughout the venue. Vegetarians need not respond but I would love to find any meat loving person who can go an entire concert here without buying a dog...I'm waiting lol Seriously though, for $10 the dogs are juicy, smothered in good stuff and they absolutely SLAP. Parking sucks but that's anywhere downtown. Street parking if you're lucky, otherwise, they do have an event parking deal with a fairly close parking garage.

Went here to see Lights after her show was moved from Empire Garage, and had a great time! Very…read morecool spot for a show. The box office just looks like a little shack, which was funny. We quickly went through security and got our tickets scanned. You can see from pretty much everywhere and the sound was good! We got there right before she started so we just found our spot in the crowd and stayed there the whole time. I will go back! It smelled like popcorn the whole time so I assume they have concessions.

This music venue is tucked into a secluded senior activity center in a quiet neighborhood next to…read moreLamar and 29th St. It's a small venue that could handle about 100 or so concertgoers. It recently had its entire wooden floor replaced and is often used for line dancing by seniors. They do get some local respectable acts that play here, just call ahead to find out who's coming. One thing to keep in mind though, is that if it's a very popular act, there's only four dozen parking spaces out front. 5 informative photos included.

Austin is a town with about 200 official music venues. There are countless house concerts, coffee…read morejoints, stores, even the airport hosts live music. So why isn't the Austin Acoustical Cafe on the map? My best guess is they don't have enough internet presence. Kids (eight & up) are welcome. Acts posted on their website in early 2012 are The Austin Lounge Lizards, Bob Livingston, Fingerpistol, Kevin Welch, Matt Harlan, and Albert & Gage.

Here's a polished Yelp review that keeps your balanced, honest tone:…read more This is a great venue, especially if you enjoy smaller, more intimate concert settings. One of the biggest advantages is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Even if you're farther from the stage, you still feel close to the performance. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the drink selection was solid with plenty of alcohol options available. The biggest downside is the food. There was only one food truck during our visit, so your options are very limited. Another thing to be aware of is the parking. The venue provides parking recommendations, but depending on where you park and whether you have VIP access, you may end up on the wrong side of the venue and have a much longer walk to the entrance than expected. Overall, it was a fun experience, and I'd definitely come back. Just eat beforehand and double-check your parking location if you don't have VIP access.

I recently saw Sting in concert at the Moody Amphitheater in Waterloo Park, and I can honestly say…read moreit was one of the best live music experiences I've had in Austin. This venue is absolutely stunning. The combination of open green space, modern design, and downtown skyline views creates a unique atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive at the same time. It's the kind of place where you can spread out on the lawn or sit closer to the stage and still feel completely immersed in the show. The acoustics are incredible--clear, balanced, and powerful without being overwhelming. Every note and lyric came through perfectly, which made an already amazing performance even more memorable. I also love how seamlessly the amphitheater blends into Waterloo Park. It doesn't feel like a typical concert venue--it feels like a thoughtfully designed outdoor experience where music, nature, and the city all come together. Whether you're seeing a legendary artist like Sting or just catching a local show, I highly recommend attending a concert here. Moody Amphitheater is truly one of Austin's gems and a must-visit for music lovers.

My daughter and I traveled from Los Angeles as Concert Tourists to see The Pretty Reckless at ACL…read moreLive. It was our first experience at this venue and we will be back. From asking for help to an ADA accessible elevator to the incredible sound system to the amazing ushers and staff. When we asked for the ADA accessible entrance and elevator, one the staff walked us to the entrance and made sure we were on our way. Texas hospitality! Then taking the elevator to the top was easy, but slow (some elevators are that way). The only issue was the the stair to our seats were a steep grade. UGH! My fear of heights kicked in and it was a little unnerving even though every one around me was fine! When my daughter brought our merch and drinks, the usher helped her. And when I got up to use the restroom, a fellow customer and the usher helped me. The usher then suggested as the seats at the top were empty to sit there. He even went to tell my daughter that we were moving. Texas hospitality again! This is a beautiful venue and we hope to be BACK!!!

This is a great place to go to a concert or catch a live taping of Austin City Limits, the longest…read morerunning music television show that airs on PBS stations. Many people say there isn't a bad seat in the venue but I strongly disagree. The higher balcony seats can suck, especially on the far right side of the stage since you're above the speakers and the sound sucks. You'd think they would do better sound design and care about the people that but tickets on the top too (and add a few smaller speakers up in front of those music fans that paid for tickets too. Drinks are a bit pricey but if you tip you can get a heavy pour from the bartenders. Just be nice to them and they usually do the same back.