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Spring Runoff
April 26thLa Luz
April 29thParker Millsap and His band
May 1stSierra Ferrell
May 1stRobyn Hitchcock (Solo)
May 2ndBuzzcocks
May 3rdRobyn Hitchcock (Solo)
May 4thJoywave: Here To Perform
May 6thLukas Nelson - SOLD OUT
May 7thSteel Pulse
May 8thAn Evening with The Jayhawks
May 9thRemi Wolf
May 9thAn Evening with The Jayhawks
May 10thYola
May 11thDreamer Isioma
May 12thThe War & Treaty
May 13thMarc Scibilia
May 14thDrew Lynch
May 15thSanta Fe Century 2025
May 17thNightly
May 17thRyan Adams
May 20thRyan Adams
May 21stAhee
May 23rdThe Wrecks
May 27thDope Lemon
May 28thReyna Tropical
May 28thA Conversation with Amy Sedaris
May 30thTrampled by Turtles
May 31stA Conversation with Amy Sedaris
May 31stGreer
May 31stThe War & Treaty
June 2ndDrive-By Truckers & Deer Tick
June 3rdFruition
June 3rdThe Kiffness
June 10thMatteo Mancuso
June 13thPunch Brothers
June 17thPedrito Martínez Group
June 17thThe Travelin' McCourys
June 18thAlison Krauss & Union Station
June 21stLake Street Dive
June 22ndSt. Paul & The Broken Bones
June 23rdCharley Crockett
July 5thRobert Earl Keen w/ Hayes Carll
July 6thDigable Planets w/ The Soul Rebels
July 10thM. Ward & The Undertakers
July 12thMountain Grass Unit
July 15thDave Mason
July 16thThe Psychedelic Furs - SOLD OUT
July 17thMereba
July 17thSurprise Chef
July 19thFather John Misty - SOLD OUT
July 21stBuena Vista Orchestra
July 27thTanner Usrey
July 27thRebirth Brass Band
August 3rdWaxahatchee
August 4thYelawolf
August 7thRosali
August 10thMacy Gray
August 12thModest Mouse
August 23rdTennis
August 24thThe Dead South
August 24thKeb' Mo' and Shawn Colvin - SOLD OUT
August 27thSam Barber
August 28thScott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox
August 28thBlossoms & Bones
September 11thThe Swell Season
September 15thFortunate Youth
September 17thKeller Williams' Grateful Grass
September 19thI'm With Her
September 29thThe Waterboys
September 30thRainbow Kitten Surprise
October 1stThe Head and The Heart: Aperture Tour
October 2ndNicotine Dolls
October 21stMurder By Death
November 2ndOsees - SOLD OUT
November 4thRichy Mitch & The Coal Miners
November 5thWilli Carlisle
November 6thThe Brian Jonestown Massacre - SOLD OUT
November 8thJoshua Radin
November 10thLucius
November 12thInfinity Song
November 19thNeko Case
November 21stWelcome To Night Vale: Murder Night in Blood Forest
January 26thSir Woman
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Public sale: Friday, November 22, 10 am
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VENUE INFO: Meow Wolf
Alcohol: Yes
Seating: Standing
Outside Food/Drink: No
Parking: Yes
ADA: Yes, please speak to a Meow Wolf team member
PROHIBITED ITEMS: Recommend to leave the following items in your car or secure them in a locker. Please review our Prohibited Items list for further questions.
-Backpacks & oversized bags
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-Oversized coats
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-Professional recording equipment
SIR WOMAN
Sir Woman, Austin Music Award’s Best New Act of 2020, was primed to hit the road promoting its much-anticipated debut album Party City, when the world changed.
With fewer reasons to celebrate, soul-singer Kelsey Wilson (Wild Child, Glorietta) ditched the party vibe she planned for her maiden, solo debut in favor of a more aptly titled record for troubled times.
Bitch, a genre-bending, Motown-influenced five-song EP, is set for an Oct. 16 release under Wilson’s acid-trip inspired stage name on Austin’s Nine Mile Records.
Wilson’s backing band — drummer Amber Baker (Jon Batiste) and back-up singers Spice and Roy Jr. — were joined on the album by guitarist Nik Lee and multi- instrumentalist Dan Creamer (Shakey Graves,The Texas Gentlemen), and critically acclaimed country-pop artist Robert Ellis.
But make no mistake, the Wild Child co-founder has stepped into the spotlight alone with this collection of love songs she wrote for herself as the perpetual party of touring life started to spin out of control.
“This EP is me finding what makes me feel good and falling in love with myself. A mix of everything that makes my body move — pop, soul, gospel, funk, folk, and R&B. It feels so right to make a record that has my actual heart in it,” Wilson said. “These songs are the part of me that wants to help people fall in love with themselves through music. I can’t wait for everyone to hear it."
World Café’ declared “warmth, empathy and humor are the shining stars” of the EP’s first track, “Highroad,” which earned a slot on NPR’s “Heavy Rotation: 9 Songs Public Radio Can’t Stop Playing.”
Consider that evidence Wilson is “moving effortlessly into a brave new R&B infused, gospel-flecked world where her golden pipes ease you back into a fluffy pillow of serenity and bliss,” NPR critic Gini Moscorro proclaimed. In some ways, the EP’s title track, “Bitch,” set for an Oct. 1 release, took on new meaning after the world shut down.
When Wilson belts, “You’ve been a bitch, baby,” it’s as if a year at the crossroadsof coronavirus crisis and national civil unrest is the unintended target of the soul singer’s angsty honesty.
UNCLE ROY & SPICE
Two best friends from D.C., now turning heads in Austin with their unique blend of new-age R&B and Soul. Their music is an enchanting mix of vocal harmonies, storytelling, and diverse styles, guaranteed to captivate listeners everywhere. Recent collaborators include, Black Pumas, Sir Woman, and Adrian Quesada, earning accolades along the way, including a “Best Vocalist” nomination at the Austin Music Awards and a spot as 2024 SXSW Official Artists.
Their story began at the Duke Ellington School for the Arts in Washington D.C., where they bonded over their love for music in a show choir. A decade later, they're now some of the most in-demand support & studio vocalists in the industry.
More than just making great music, Uncle Roy & Spice are on a mission to touch souls, ignite meaningful conversations, and create unforgettable experiences for their audience. They believe in pursuing their dreams with kindness and love, and they want everyone at their shows to feel cherished and accepted just as they are.