Tuesday, October 23, 2018

Fall Festivals in Austin: Eat, Drink, and Be Merry!



fall festivals in austin

There are tons of Fall Festivals in Austin!

Whether you’re looking to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, meet your favorite author, don a Dirndl and do the polka, or just enjoy some delicious wine, there’s something for everyone! So grab your Pumpkin Spice Latte, zip up your knee high boots and get out there and enjoy Austin’s amazing Fall weather at one of the Fall Festivals in Austin or in the nearby Hill Country!


Austin Festivals


Austin City Limits Festival

fall festivals in austin acl
Photo courtesy of @lisaloeb on Instagram


It's already happened for this year, but go ahead and mark your calendar for next year! This is the definitely the biggest of the Fall Festivals in Austin. Each year over 450,000 people descend on Zilker Park to see more than 130 performers on seven stages. Mark your calendars now for next year and prevent a MAJOR case of FOMO!
October 4-6 and 11-13, 2019

Austin Margarita Festival

fall festivals in austin margarita festival
Photo courtesy of @stufftodoinaustin on Instagram

This one has already passed for this year too, but it's never too early to plan for the next one! Austin’s (un)official drink is the margarita, so why not have a festival to celebrate and honor all things lime and tequila! There are over 19 different margarita flavors, live bands and DJ’s on the Austin American-Statesman’s property along Lady Bird Lake. You can enjoy watching the city’s best margarita makers compete for the title of Best Margarita in Austin! Just don’t blow out a flip flop ;)
2019 Dates Not Announced Yet

Austin Film Festival

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Photo courtesy of @austinfilmfest on Instagram
This homegrown film festival has become one of the largest and most respected film festivals in the country. It's goal is to focus on screenwriter's contributions to film. Also, there will be tons of celebrities, so this is the perfect place to catch a movie star in action! Check out the schedule and get your pass ASAP! 
October 25-November 1

Viva la Vida Festival and Parade

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Photo courtesy of Mexic-Arte Museum on Facebook

This parade and festival celebrates Dia de Los Muertos, aka the Day of the Dead. This Latin American tradition honors and remembers loved ones through celebration. It’s a chance for people to come together and sing, play music and feast to remember their departed family and friends. Viva la Vida is Austin’s largest and longest-standing celebration of this holiday and includes a big parade through East Austin and downtown. There will lots of fun activities like hands-on art activities and artist demos and even a low-rider exhibition! This is one of the Fall festivals in Austin that’s a feast for all the senses, including the heart.
October 27, 12pm-6pm 

Texas Book Festival

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Photo courtesy of Texas Book Festival on Facebook

This is one of the biggest and most prestigious literary events in the country. The Texas Book Festival is a fantastic chance to meet your favorite author, attend a reading, and get your beloved novel signed. About 250 authors present each year to over 40,000 book lovers of all ages. The event takes place at the beautiful Texas State Capitol and includes panel discussions, cooking demonstrations, local food, children’s activities, Young Adult authors, and live music. You can find out exactly when your favorite writer will be doing a signing on the schedule. Come celebrate everything that’s amazing about reading at the most literary of the Fall festivals in Austin!
October 27, 10am-5pm, 28 11am-5pm

Austin Celtic Festival

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Photo courtesy of Austin Celtic Festival on Facebook

Head to Pioneer Farms for the largest gathering of Celts in Central Texas. There will be four stages of Irish, Scottish and Breton music, dance, sports, storytelling, workshops, bagpipes (of course) and more! Check out the schedule to be sure you don't miss your favorite!
November 3-4, 12pm to 7pm


Texas Monthly BBQ Festival 

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Photo courtesy of @texasmonthly on Instagram

Enjoy all things meaty at this festival on the City Terrace at the Long Center! Texas Monthly invited all of the Top 50 Barbecue Joints in Texas to bring their absolute best! You get to sample their wares and then declare who has the best barbecue in Texas! A tough job, but someone's got to do it.
November 3-4


East Austin Studio Tour

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Photo courtesy of @michelleboyd_studio on Instagram

Over 70 eastside art studios open their doors to the public at this free festival. Meet the artists, see their work and even purchase a one-of-a-kind piece to take home! There's no cost to go to the studios and there are usually fun extras like free wine or beer. A great way to spend the weekend! Check out the list of participants and clear your schedule!
November 10-11 and 17-18, 11am to 6pm

Not ready to stop festing yet? Don't worry there are tons more fun Fall festivals in Austin:

  • Polkapocalypse! - Warm up for WurstFest with this free event at the Elizabet Ney Museum that features so much Polka music, you won't be able to stop dancing! Don't miss the Costume Contest!
    October 28, 12pm-5:30pm
  • U.S. Vintage National Championships - This exciting, unique race includes more than 400 competitors putting iconic racing machines to the test on the Circuit of the Americas' state-of-the-art track!
    November 1-4
  • Austin Powwow - This is the largest celebration in the state of Native Americans in Texas. Enjoy dancing, singing, arts and crafts, and food, while learning about the first residents of Texas!
    November 3, 9am-9pm, Travis County Expo Center
  • Austin Area Jazz Festival - Enjoy entertainment from top-tier jazz musicians and incredible art from talented visual artists all against the backdrop of the Austin skyline.
    November 24, Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center

Hill Country Festivals

There are even more fun Fall festivals a short drive away from Austin in the Texas Hill Country!

Wurstfest

fall festivals in austin wurstfest
Photo courtesy of @amberaiton via Wurstfest on Facebook 

Enjoy a very gut time in the very German town of New Braunfels! Just a short 45 minute drive south of Austin, you can enjoy German food, beer, music (this is the BEST place to do the Chicken Dance), carnival rides and games and more! Make it your squad goal to get Alpine Hats and take a look at the line-up so you can get your polka on! 
November 2-11

Utopiafest Down in the Oaks


fall festivals in austin utopiafest
Photo courtesy of @utopiafest on Instagram

This fun and funky festival is in its tenth year of being a music festival with everything you love about festivals and none of the stuff you hate! Incredible artists like Patty Griffin and Grandmaster Flash will perform at this ranch in Burnet, Texas. There will also be a variety of workshops and activities to enjoy!
November 2-4, Reveille Peak Ranch

fall festivals in austin fredericksburg food and wine fest
Photo courtesy of @gcarrizales on Instagram

Make a road trip to the beautiful Fredericksburg Marktplatz for a celebration of Texas Food and Wine. Most of the Hill Country wineries will be there providing samples and there will also be gourmet cooking demonstration, a silent auction, and live entertainment. This is a fantastic way to find your favorite Fredericksburg wine and totally worth the 90 minute drive west to this historic town. Tickets are $25 for 21 and up and $5 for minors under 21. 
October 27, 12pm-7pm

Halloween Scare n’ Pair Party at Pedernales Cellars

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Photo courtesy of @pedernalescellars on Instagram


$25 Tickets include a flight of 6 wines paired expertly with an assortment of candies. Experience Halloween candy on a whole new level! There will also be a costume contest, so don’t forget to don your most ghoulish (or funny) attire for a chance to win! 
October 26, 6-8pm, 134 E. Main St., Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Even more Hill Country Fun:
  • Hayride in the Vineyards at 1851 Vineyards - 1851 Vineyards is giving wine lovers a chance to go on a hayride while enjoying a delicious glass of their vino! $5 + cost of wine.
    October 28, November 4, 11, 18, 2pm-2:30pm 
  • Annual Fall Brunch at 4.0 Cellars - The perfect way to celebrate the changing of the seasons, cooler temperatures and the end of the harvest. And, or course, WINE, our favorite fruit ;) $40 per person includes a delicious fall-inspired brunch, a complimentary glass of wine and live music from Two’s Company Jazz Duet. November 10, 11am to 1pm 
Want to live here so you can enjoy all the Fall festivals in Austin every year? Our Austin apartment locators can help you find the perfect apartment absolutely free! Call or text us at 512-241-1150! We'll make sure you have fun in Austin while apartment hunting!

Featured photo courtesy of Mexic-Arte Museum on Facebook


Fall Festivals in Austin: Eat, Drink and Be Merry!



fall festivals in austin

There are tons of Fall Festivals in Austin!

Whether you’re looking to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, meet your favorite author, don a Dirndl and do the polka, or just enjoy some delicious wine, there’s something for everyone! So grab your Pumpkin Spice Latte, zip up your knee high boots and get out there and enjoy Austin’s amazing Fall weather at one of the Fall Festivals in Austin or in the nearby Hill Country! 


Austin Festivals


Austin City Limits Festival

fall festivals in austin acl
Photo courtesy of @lisaloeb on Instagram


It's already happened for this year, but go ahead and mark your calendar for next year! This is the definitely the biggest of the Fall Festivals in Austin. Each year over 450,000 people descend on Zilker Park to see more than 130 performers on seven stages. Mark your calendars now for October 4-6 and 11 through 13, 2019 and prevent a MAJOR case of FOMO! 


Austin Margarita Festival

fall festivals in austin margarita festival
Photo courtesy of @stufftodoinaustin on Instagram

This one has already passed for this year too, but it's never too early to plan for the next one! Austin’s (un)official drink is the margarita, so why not have a festival to celebrate and honor all things lime and tequila! There are over 19 different margarita flavors, live bands and DJ’s on the Austin American-Statesman’s property along Lady Bird Lake. You can enjoy watching the city’s best margarita makers compete for the title of Best Margarita in Austin! Just don’t blow out a flip flop ;) 

Austin Film Festival

fall festivals in austin austin film festival
Photo courtesy of @austinfilmfest on Instagram
This homegrown film festival has become one of the largest and most respected film festivals in the country. It's goal is to focus on screenwriter's contributions to film. Also, there will be tons of celebrities, so this is the perfect place to catch a movie star in action! Check out the schedule and get your pass ASAP! 
October 25-November 1

Viva la Vida Festival and Parade

fall festivals in austin viva la vida
Photo courtesy of Mexic-Arte Museum on Facebook

This parade and festival celebrates Dia de Los Muertos, aka the Day of the Dead. This Latin American tradition honors and remembers loved ones through celebration. It’s a chance for people to come together and sing, play music and feast to remember their departed family and friends. Viva la Vida is Austin’s largest and longest-standing celebration of this holiday and includes a big parade through East Austin and downtown. There will lots of fun activities like hands-on art activities and artist demos and even a low-rider exhibition! This is one of the Fall festivals in Austin that’s a feast for all the senses, including the heart.
October 27th Noon to 6pm 

Texas Book Festival

fall festivals in austin texas book festival
Photo courtesy of Texas Book Festival on Facebook

This is one of the biggest and most prestigious literary events in the country. The Texas Book Festival is a fantastic chance to meet your favorite author, attend a reading, and get your beloved novel signed. About 250 authors present each year to over 40,000 book lovers of all ages. The event takes place at the beautiful Texas State Capitol and includes panel discussions, cooking demonstrations, local food, children’s activities, Young Adult authors, and live music. You can find out exactly when your favorite writer will be doing a signing on the schedule. Come celebrate everything that’s amazing about reading at the most literary of the Fall festivals in Austin!
October 27 10am to 5pm & 28 11am to 5pm

Austin Celtic Festival

fall festivals in austin austin celtic festival
Photo courtesy of Austin Celtic Festival on Facebook


Head to Pioneer Farms for the largest gathering of Celts in Central Texas. There will be four stages of Irish, Scottish and Breton music, dance, sports, storytelling, workshops, bagpipes (of course) and more! Check out the schedule to be sure you don't miss your favorite!
November 3 & 4 12pm to 7pm


Texas Monthly BBQ Festival 

fall festivals in austin texas monthly bbq festival
Photo courtesy of @texasmonthly on Instagram

Enjoy all things meaty at this festival on the City Terrace at the Long Center! Texas Monthly invited all of the Top 50 Barbecue Joints in Texas to bring their absolute best! You get to sample their wares and then declare who has the best barbecue in Texas! A tough job, but someone's got to do it.
November 3-4


East Austin Studio Tour

fall festivals in austin east austin studio tour
Photo courtesy of @michelleboyd_studio on Instagram

Over 70 eastside art studios open their doors to the public at this free festival. Meet the artists, see their work and even purchase a one-of-a-kind piece to take home! There's no cost to go to the studios and there are usually fun extras like free wine or beer. A great way to spend the weekend! Check out the list of participants and clear your schedule!
November 10-11 and 17-18, 11am to 6pm

Not ready to stop festing yet? Don't worry there are tons more fun Fall festivals in Austin:


  • Polkapocalypse! - Warm up for WurstFest with this free event at the Elizabet Ney Museum that features so much Polka music, you won't be able to stop dancing! Don't miss the Costume Contest! October 28, 12pm-5:30pm
  • U.S. Vintage National Championships - This exciting, unique race includes more than 400 competitors putting iconic racing machines to the test on the Circuit of the Americas' state-of-the-art track! November 1-4
  • Austin Powwow - This is the largest celebration in the state of Native Americans in Texas. Enjoy dancing, singing, arts and crafts, and food, while learning about the first residents of Texas! November 3, 9am to 9pm, Travis County Expo Center
  • Austin Area Jazz Festival - Enjoy entertainment from top-tier jazz musicians and incredible art from talented visual artists all against the backdrop of the Austin skyline. November 24, Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center


Hill Country Festivals

There are even more fun Fall festivals a short drive away from Austin in the Texas Hill Country!

Wurstfest

fall festivals in austin wurstfest
Photo courtesy of @amberaiton via Wurstfest on Facebook 

Enjoy a very gut time in the very German town of New Braunfels! Just a short 45 minute drive south of Austin, you can enjoy German food, beer, music (this is the BEST place to do the Chicken Dance), carnival rides and games and more! Make it your squad goal to get Alpine Hats and take a look at the line-up so you can get your polka on! 
November 2-11


Utopiafest Down in the Oaks



fall festivals in austin utopiafest
Photo courtesy of @utopiafest on Instagram

This fun and funky festival is in its tenth year of being a music festival with everything you love about festivals and none of the stuff you hate! Incredible artists like Patty Griffin and Grandmaster Flash will perform at this ranch in Burnet, Texas. There will also be a variety of workshops and activities to enjoy! 
November 2-4, Reveille Peak Ranch


fall festivals in austin fredericksburg food and wine fest
Photo courtesy of @gcarrizales on Instagram

Make a road trip to the beautiful Fredericksburg Marktplatz for a celebration of Texas Food and Wine. Most of the Hill Country wineries will be there providing samples and there will also be gourmet cooking demonstration, a silent auction, and live entertainment. This is a fantastic way to find your favorite Fredericksburg wine and totally worth the 90 minute drive west to this historic town. Tickets are $25 for 21 and up and $5 for minors under 21. 
October 27th 12pm to 7pm

Halloween Scare n’ Pair Party at Pedernales Cellars

fall festivals in austin halloween scare and pair
Photo courtesy of @pedernalescellars on Instagram


$25 Tickets include a flight of 6 wines paired expertly with an assortment of candies. Experience Halloween candy on a whole new level! There will also be a costume contest, so don’t forget to don your most ghoulish (or funny) attire for a chance to win! 
October 26th, 6-8pm, 134 E. Main St., Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Even more Hill Country Fun:

  • Hayride in the Vineyards at 1851 Vineyards - 1851 Vineyards is giving wine lovers a chance to go on a hayride while enjoying a delicious glass of their vino! $5 + cost of wine. Sundays from 2-2:30pm October 28th through November 18th
  • Annual Fall Brunch at 4.0 Cellars - The perfect way to celebrate the changing of the seasons, cooler temperatures and the end of the harvest. And, or course, WINE, our favorite fruit ;) $40 per person includes a delicious fall-inspired brunch, a complimentary glass of wine and live music from Two’s Company Jazz Duet. November 10, 11am to 1pm 
Want to live here so you can enjoy all the Fall festivals in Austin every year? Our Austin apartment locators can help you find the perfect apartment absolutely free! Call or text us at 512-241-1150! We'll make sure you have fun in Austin while apartment hunting!

Featured photo courtesy of Mexic-Arte Museum on Facebook


Tuesday, October 9, 2018

How to Get to ACL


Wondering how to get to ACL?


We’re here to help you plan your route to the ACL festival so you don’t miss a minute of your favorite bands! Pro tip: driving a car is never how to get to ACL. There’s no parking at Zilker for the festival!

Free Downtown Shuttle


Park your car downtown and take the free shuttle by Republic Square Park. The shuttle drops off on Barton Springs Road outside the Barton Springs West entrance. First shuttle leaves downtown at 10:30am and the last shuttle leaves Zilker at 11pm each day.

Uber

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Photo courtesy of @dallasites101 on Instagram

Let someone else figure out how to get to ACL: take an Uber! When you’re ready to head to Zilker park, type Zilker Park or Austin City Limits Music Festival into the Uber app as your destination. That will set your drop-off point as the nearest one to the festival. When it’s time to go home, go to the corner of Barton Springs and Lamar or cross the lake on the Mopac pedestrian bridge to Veterans Drive, then request a ride in the app as normal. Tip: the further you walk away from the festival, the easier it will be for your driver to reach you!

Public Transportation

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Photo courtesy of @capitalmetro on Instagram

Cap Metro has more than 12 routes that operate every 15 minutes, 7 days a week. The easiest way to get to ACL is MetroRapid Route 803. It drops you off at the corner of Barton Springs Road and Lamar and you can then walk straight into ACL. Let someone else figure out how to get to ACL! 

Bikes and Scooters

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Photo courtesy of @austinbcycle on Instagram

Bikes and scooters are the best answer to the question of how to get to ACL. Bike parking is on Stratford Drive near the Mopac Pedestrian Bridge. This year, additional parking for bikes and scooters has been added to Toomey Road at Sterzing Street and on Azie Morton Road. B-Cycle will host a valet at their Barton Springs Road and Sterzing Station, so you’ll know you have a place to dock your B-cycle at the festival! 

Don’t miss all the details on how to get to ACL on the ACL website. 

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Monday, October 8, 2018

The 5 Best Breakfast Tacos in Austin



Find the best breakfast tacos in Austin with our help!


Austin Monthly rounded up the best breakfast tacos in Austin. Discover the can’t-be-missed eggs, cheese, and more goodness!

1. Veracruz All Natural

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Photo courtesy of @veracruztacos on Instagram

You can’t go wrong with any of Veracruz’s amazing tacos. Started by two sisters who moved from Verazcruz, Mexico, these tacos are heaven in a tortilla. Their chips and salsa are incredible too! Don’t miss the Migas Poblanas (eggs, tortilla chips, poblano peppers, red onion, queso fresco, black beans, and avocado.) Their La Reyna is another treat with egg whites, sauteed veggies, avocado, cilantro and jack cheese.

2. La Flor


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Photo courtesy of @somuchlifeblog on Instagram

Some of the best breakfast tacos in Austin come from taco trailers and La Flor is no exception. Located on South First Street south of Ben White in the parking lot of the Hula Hu Market, their corn tortillas are exceptional. Try the bean, egg and cheese taco for delicious simplicity.

3. El Primo

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Photo courtesy of @kyndlbrunson on Instagram


On South First street north of Oltorf this taco truck has been serving some of the best breakfast tacos in Austin since 2004. The sausage, egg and cheese on flour with red salsa must be tasted to be believed! Pair your tacos with a to-go cup at Once Over Coffee and prepare for breakfast nirvana.

4. Tyson’s Tacos

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Photo courtesy of @tysonstacos on Instagram

On Airport Blvd, Tyson’s unique tacos are out-of-this-world! Their eggs are a key reason why Tyson’s serves some of the best breakfast tacos in Austin.Try the Bond Girl, which features eggs, house-made sausage, and cheddar. 

5. Joe’s Bakery

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Photo courtesy of @balboaking81 on Instagram

This East Austin staple has been making incredible some of the best breakfast tacos in Austin since 1962. Get the bacon, egg and cheese on their homemade flour tortillas. The bacon is dipped in flour and left overnight so it gets super crispy and it’s served in one piece.

Want to make sure your apartment is near your favorite breakfast taco joint? Our Austin Apartment locators can help with that! Give us a call or text today at 512-241-1150.

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Featured photo of Veracruz All Natural taco courtesy of @infatuation_atx on Instagram



Thursday, October 4, 2018

5 Ways to Have Fun in Austin While Apartment Hunting


There’s no reason you can’t have fun in Austin while apartment hunting!


An apartment locator help take a lot of the stress off your apartment search. Discover how to have fun in Austin while you look for your new home!

1. Patika Wine and Coffee

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Photo courtesy of @patikacoffee on Instagram

This sweet little coffee house on South Lamar never fails to provide a quiet bit of fun in Austin. It’s a great place to stop by on the way to work for coffee and a pastry. It’s also the perfect spot to unwind after a long day with a glass of wine or craft beer and some great live jazz.

2. Zilker Park

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Photo courtesy of @pmattozzi on Instagram

Zilker Park is one of the most well-known places to have fun in Austin. The open fields at Zilker Park are the best for throwing around the frisbee or relaxing with some yoga. Sometimes we lace up our sneakers and hit up one of the biking and running trails. What’s not to love?!

3. The Magnolia Cafe - South

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Photo courtesy of @magnoliacafeaustin on Instagram

After that run, you’re ready for one of the best ways to have fun in Austin: queso! We're partial to Magnolia Cafe on South Congress. That’s because it’s a ‘hop skip and a jump’ from our office and their queso is fantastic! Our favorite is the Mag Mud Queso with black beans, avocado, and pico de gallo. Delish!

4. Spun Ice Cream

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Photo courtesy of @spunicecream on Instagram

Spun Ice Cream uses only fresh ingredients and all of their flavors are made on in-house using liquid nitrogen. We keep going back for the vanilla bean with shortbread crumble toppings in a homemade waffle cone. Spun is the most delicious way to have fun in Austin!

5. Rainey Street

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Photo courtesy of @halfstepbar on Instagram

This street just south of downtown is full of cute bars in converted bungalows. All are in walking distance from each other and serve an impressive selection of beers and creative cocktails. We've been smitten with the ambiance of every spot we’ve tried!

If you are about to start your search for an apartment to call home, we’d love to help! Our apartment locators are the best in the city, and our locating service is free! Call or text us at 512-912-8000 today!

Wednesday, October 3, 2018

Austin Bands at ACL


There is an incredible line-up of Austin bands at ACL.


Of course you know the headliners, but did you know you can also catch your local favorites at ACL? Discover the Austin bands that are playing Zilker park for the next two weekends. 

Sweet Spirit

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Photo courtesy of Sweet Spirit on Facebook

Saturday 10/6 3:30pm BMI Stage
Sabrina Ellis does rock and roll like no other. She was originally the electrifying front woman for garage punk Austin band, A Giant Dog. Sweet Spirit allows her to explore her country, soul and pop influences at length, backed by a 9-piece band. 

Molly Burch

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Photo courtesy of Molly Burch on Facebook

Saturday 10/6 12pm Barton Springs Stage
This is music to slow dance with your honey to. Molly’s husky voice and 60’s-influenced guitar will transport you to another time. Her second album, First Flower, drops the day before her ACL performance. 

Jackie Venson

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Photo courtesy of Jackie Venson on Facebook

Saturday 10/6 12:40pm Tito’s Handmade Vodka Stage
Jackie and her Austin band combine blues, rock, R&B and soul into an incredible package. Her live performance is blisteringly good.

Golden Dawn Arkestra

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Photo courtesy of Golden Dawn Arkestra on Facebook

Friday 10/5 3:45pm & Friday 10/12 3:45pm Tito’s Handmade Vodka Stage
This Austin band says they are originally from Saturn. Even if that might be a slight exaggeration, you’ll find their performance out of this world. A performance that can’t be described, only experienced. Prepare to have a big old psychedelic freak out, man!

SaulPaul

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Photo courtesy of SaulPaul on Facebook

Saturday 10/16 4:30pm & Sunday 10/14 4:30pm Austin Kiddie Limits
SaulPaul is a one-man Austin band who uses his voice, guitar and loop pedal to create a unique live performance. He’s an artist with a message that will inspire you at ACL.

Shakey Graves

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Photo courtesy of Shakey Graves on Facebook

Saturday 10/6 7pm & Sunday 10/14 7pm Barton Springs Stage
You can’t throw a rock without hitting a local venue where Shakey and his Austin band are performing. Don’t miss his unique blend of blues, folk, and rock and roll at ACL. 

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