Top Concerts: Reggaeton, Psych Rock, and Brat-Pop among Must-See Shows in Austin
Music enthusiasts in the local scene have some exciting shows to look forward to this week. From Reggaeton to Psych Rock and a variety of genres in between, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
George Clanton, whose music invokes a sense of nostalgia and trippy electronic vibes reminiscent of the vaporwave era, will be performing at Mohawk. His latest project, Fauxllennium, showcases a collaboration with TV Girl, bringing stronger hooks and more recognizable vocals to his dreamy compositions.
For fans of heavy music, Napalm Death and the Melvins are set to perform at Emo’s. These iconic bands, known for their unique styles that blend sociopolitical themes and heavy metal, promise an electrifying night with their limited-edition LP release.
Hip-hop fans can catch Curren$y at Empire Garage, renowned for his laid-back lyrics that paint vivid pictures of the good life. With a discography that spans mixtapes to indie classics, Curren$y’s performance is sure to be a hit.
For those who prefer reggae vibes, the Austin Reggae Fest at Auditorium Shores is a must-attend event. Featuring artists like Luciano, Kabaka Pyramid, Anthony B, and Third World, this festival celebrates reggae music in all its glory while also supporting a good cause.
Classical music lovers can enjoy the Classical Music for the World’s spring festival, featuring performances by talented musicians like Francesco Mastromatteo and Noemi Passiatore. With a diverse program that spans Bach to Morricone, this festival promises to delight audiences across multiple locations.
Do Not Disturb Presents: Black Coffee offers a unique experience of coffee, chill vibes, and world-class music from Black DJs at Civil Goat Manor. With a curated cocktail menu and free coffee for early guests, this event is the perfect way to start your weekend on a high note.
Lastly, the Green Acres Hop Fest & Springtime Art Market at Jester King Brewery is an artsy affair with live music, an art market, guest taps, and various activities like glassblowing, pottery making, and face painting. With so much to see and do, this festival promises a fun-filled day out in the Hill Country.
No matter your musical preferences, there is a concert worth attending this week. From electronic beats to heavy metal riffs and reggae rhythms, these shows offer a diverse range of genres and styles for every music lover to enjoy.