Would the last and best O.G. clubs on dirty 6th. Great…read morereggae music, friendly bartenders and staff and a nice vibe always. The cocktails are cheap and good for the price averaging at $6-$7 each. There is an upstairs patio that's open to the sky and is great with another but upstairs as well. Come out for a good show in which they have one almost every night. Don't skip on this place if you're in the area!

Loved this place! Came here for a small argentinian rock band concert for my dad's birthday and it…read morewas a great spot for a concert! It was my first time coming- it is on 6th street but sort of at the very end of dirty 6th by the piano bar almost- and we had to wait in line only for about 5-10 min and then they let us in. We got some drinks that were DELICIOUS (I think mine was called sex in a hammock hahah) I was shocked at how good it was- i think it was a cocktail on draft too (not sure exactly what it was) and was incredibly good. the place filled up fast and the band did take a while to come on, but was overall still a great time.

I always enjoy going to the Saxon Pub! One of Austin legendary music venues. This past weekend a…read morefriend was doing a special afternoon birthday show that was well attended. She's a long time Austin musician, Jane with the Too Blue band, and they sang many oldies but goodies. I tend to order one of the drinks where you get a souvenir pint glass, which is a great deal! We walked in close to starting time and were lucky to get a table for 3 with a decent view (except for the large pillar right in front of us). People were dancing and singing the music. All in all a fun time! I look forward to my next visit and getting another glass to add to my collection. :-)

I came here on a whim after dinner and there was live music with Patrice Pike, I had a great time…read morelistening to her music for the first time and I even danced to one of her cover songs. The service was good, we were seating in the front and the waitress kept checking on us. We didn't eat here since I just ate dinner right before. Will come back to check out more artists

A nice little club…read more I can't talk about the bookings because I saw it during SXSW. SXSW does the bookings on South-by weeks, rather than the clubs themselves. I saw a mix of post-rock and sexualized shock industrial that was utterly memorable. It was one of those South-by-Southwest nights that you remember for the rest of your life. You may or may not be lucky enough to get bands of that quality on regular weeks. * * * The space and bar are functional and do what they have to do. They have nice clean bathrooms with appropriate privacy. This is a major contrast with their next door neighbor - Elysium. They have one single space with no remarkable nooks, crannies, niches or rooftops. Lots of clubs in downtown Austin have nooks, crannies, niches and/or rooftops. But if your band is good, a single space is all you need anyway. There is not a lot of seating - but they have enough if you really need it. They have a minimalist but adequate bar. What I drank was not memorable but it did the job. * * * Whether you love or hate the 13th floor will depend on the bookings. But the physical facilities are decent enough.

I literally missed this bar on my initial hunt as I was expecting a high rise building with this…read morebar located on the 13th Floor. Unfortunately, the title of the bar is misleading. Though the 13th Floor is a dive bar, I like how it's an open space that doesn't have scary crevices like the other bar across the street... I came for a band during SXSW and I loved how intimate the performance was as you're right next to the stage. Can't speak for the drinks, but assuming it's unsatisfactory like all the bars in downtown...

I've been here for a few shows through SXSW and just on a night out and it is just a gem of a…read morevenue. It's smaller than most music venues in Austin, but when the right artists come through, the walls of Antone's come alive. The bar has great offerings typically and you can always get a good view of the stage. It's a classic venue of Austin which makes me glad that it will remain here for 50 years at a minimum when so many spots off Red River are slowly dying off. Antone's keeps live music alive!

Lots of good shows here including this residency by Gary Clark Jr currently. I've seen blues, pop,…read moreelectronic, and country shows here. I've been to great SXSW parties here and great discussion panels. Apparently they have legendary hot dogs too. And the bartenders are usually really nice.

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.

Hidden Gem First…read moreoff Collin is hands down one of the most gracious owners I've ever met. Secondly, I love how this is a listening only venue meaning no talking. I'm a regular and try to come at least a few times a quarter. Last night I saw the ACC faulty play. Talk about a mind blowing experience. All of them (special shout out to Dr J and JWise) are highly skilled in their craft. Whether you are new to jazz or a seasoned veteran you'll be sure to have a pleasant experience at Monk's. Pro Tip: I love sitting right near the piano. 10/10 CMaj7#9 Chords

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.

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!

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.

This is the first time I've been here in many years. I was attending the poppy concert. The venue…read moreis a good size and it has plenty of places to grab a drink. Water is free. The service was fast and easy. I recommend this place for a good time at a concert.

Sorry in advance for the negative - I really hate going to shows here. It's hot, with no fans or…read morecross breeze, the crowds can be really awful (but sometimes great occasionally), and the views of the stage are really bad in most spots. Or you're balancing on the edge of something to get a little higher and clearer view (that wood deck in front of the sound booth is decent and one is the very few spots you can sit on the edge of without security yelling at you). Drinks are overpriced and Stubbs BBQ food options are literally the worst BBQ in Austin, in my opinion. Don't fall for the old history... If it was good at one time, that time has long gone. And since it's a C3 Presents venue, it has the worst security team of all venues in Austin! They won't let you bring anything in. Anything. But I'll come here for a good band and enjoy myself. But I literally cringe when I hear a band announcement and see that it's at Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater. It often is the reason I don't but a ticket to a show unfortunately. It's NOT an amphitheater by any means and they are just trying to seem more relaxing & comfortable with that name, but it's the opposite. And the most annoying thing with C3 Presents security here is that if you go inside to use the restaurant, they make you empty all your pockets and clear security again. Once they made me finish my drink before using the restroom. So unless you need to do #2, sadly it's usually better to walk allllll the way to the back and use a port-o-potty, which is only easy if you're a guy and it's not 120 degrees inside.... I felt guilty, so I added a third star. But I dislike this venue so much that I had given it only 2. Just leaving that there.