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Young Thug and NAV headline The New Generation Tour at Moody Amphitheater in downtown Austin. Presented by YSL Records, the outdoor concert brings two major hip-hop artists to Waterloo Park for a high-energy night backed by a large touring production and one of the city's most central festival-style venues.
Gabriel Iglesias brings The 1976 Tour to Moody Center for one of Austin's largest comedy shows of the fall. Known worldwide as Fluffy, Iglesias combines animated storytelling, character voices, sound effects, and stories about family and life on the road in an arena performance built for a broad audience.
Austin City Limits Music Festival returns to Zilker Park for two weekends with major headliners including Charli XCX, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Lorde, Twenty One Pilots, The xx, and Kings of Leon. The nationally known festival spreads more than 100 acts across multiple stages with food, art, merchandise, and skyline views.
Sara Bareilles brings The Good Grief Tour to Bass Concert Hall for a theater-scale return. The Grammy winner's voice, piano playing, quick wit, and emotionally precise songwriting have always made her concerts feel like a conversation, as choruses soar. New songs from Good Grief will sit beside career-defining favorites and music shaped by her acclaimed theater work. This is a thoughtful, high-demand night for listeners who want vulnerability, humor, and exceptional live vocals.
Jack White returns to Austin for a raw outdoor headline set at Moody Amphitheater. Across his bands and solo work, White has built a catalog that can jump from primitive blues riffs to piano ballads and wild experimental detours without warning. His concerts thrive on spontaneity and real-time reactions without a rigid script. Expect sharp guitar tones, deep cuts, massive songs, and the thrilling possibility that the set may turn anywhere next.
Grammy-winning Texas singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves brings the Middle of Nowhere Tour to Moody Center for two Austin nights. Her arena production blends country songwriting, pop atmosphere, and vivid visual design, giving local fans two chances to see one of the state's biggest modern music stars.
Gorillaz brings The Mountain Tour to Moody Center with special guests Little Simz and Deltron 3030. The Austin arena show pairs Damon Albarn's genre-crossing catalog with the group's animated visual world, live band, and major hip-hop collaborators for one of October's most distinctive concert productions.
Weezer headlines Moody Center on The Gathering Tour with The Shins and Silversun Pickups. The three-band Austin arena bill brings together decades of alternative rock favorites, from singalong Weezer hits to melodic indie and guitar-heavy anthems, in a high-value night for fans of 1990s and 2000s rock.
Take over one of Austin's best-known nightlife districts during the MNP Rainey St. Block Party, a six-hour street celebration across the heart of Rainey. The city-permitted event creates room to explore the neighborhood on foot, meet friends, and experience a full-scale outdoor gathering after dark. Programming details are forthcoming, but the confirmed evening schedule and dedicated street footprint make this a notable fall date for groups seeking a lively downtown Austin experience.
The Chicks celebrate 20 years of Taking the Long Way with a Bass Concert Hall performance centered on their fearless, Grammy-sweeping album. Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire, and Emily Strayer will perform the record in full , then close with favorites from across their catalog. Hearing Not Ready to Make Nice and its companion songs in a theater gives the harmonies, lyrics, and musicianship unusual focus. This is a rare anniversary event with real cultural and emotional weight.
Veteran comedian and actor Janeane Garofalo performs two nights at the State Theatre as part of Moontower Comedy's year-round series. Her sharp, conversational stand-up blends cultural observations, politics, personal tangents, and self-aware humor in an intimate theater setting suited to longtime fans of alternative comedy.
The Smashing Pumpkins bring the Rats in a Cage Tour to Austin's Moody Center. The arena show draws from the band's influential alternative-rock catalog, pairing expansive guitars and dramatic production with songs that shaped the 1990s and continue to attract multiple generations of fans. It is a rare chance to hear era-defining material in a full-scale setting built for the band's layered sound, dynamics, and unmistakable atmosphere.
Global pop and rap star Doja Cat brings the Tour Ma Vie World Tour to Moody Center for a major Austin arena date. Known for bold visual concepts, choreography, and a catalog of viral and chart-topping hits, the production promises one of the fall's biggest pop spectacles. Fans can expect a tightly staged performance that moves between rap, pop, R&B, and dance while translating her vivid creative world to an arena-sized audience.
John Summit scales his club energy to Moody Center with the CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour, an immersive production built around driving house rhythms, melodic releases, bass-heavy detours, and enormous communal drops. Austin’s electronic crowd should arrive ready rather than warm up slowly: this is a show designed to keep the floor moving from the first serious build. High-impact lighting and visuals turn the arena into a temporary nightclub, while Summit’s restless mixing keeps the night from settli.
Mexican rock icons Maná bring the Vivir Sin Aire Tour to Moody Center for a major Austin arena concert. The band draws on decades of Latin rock hits, romantic ballads, and energetic anthems, offering a large-scale production for longtime fans and one of the city's most anticipated Spanish-language shows of the season.
Swing through a long weekend of live jazz and joyful social dancing at the Austin Lindy Exchange. Seven local bands keep the rhythm moving from the grand Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Mansion to atmospheric late-night rooms, welcoming experienced Lindy Hoppers and brave first-timers alike. Dress for motion, follow the band, and let each dance introduce you to someone new; the schedule is built for elegant ballroom moments, scrappy after-hours energy, and plenty of Austin personality.
Texas rock and country band Treaty Oak Revival headlines Moody Center on the West Texas Degenerate Tour with 80 Acres and Austin Meade. The Austin arena date showcases the group's rapidly growing audience and rowdy blend of red-dirt country, southern rock, and punk energy. Multiple Texas-rooted acts make the bill especially appealing to listeners who prefer loud guitars, rough-edged songwriting, and a concert crowd ready to sing along.
South African pop star Tyla brings THE A*POP WORLD TOUR to Moody Center for a December Austin arena show. The Grammy-winning performer blends amapiano, pop, R&B, and dance-driven staging around international hits, closing the city's 2026 concert calendar with a major global production. The show offers Austin audiences a chance to experience the rhythmic South African sound that powered her rise, presented with choreography and polished visual storytelling.
Billy Strings brings his boundary-pushing bluegrass show back to Moody Center for a major December concert. A dazzling flatpicker and restless bandleader, Strings can stretch traditional tunes into psychedelic improvisations, race through originals at high speed, and quiet an arena with a single acoustic passage. The performance reaches beyond bluegrass circles, connecting jam-band adventure, roots history, and modern songwriting. Expect devoted fans and a set that refuses to stay in one lane.
Step into a holiday ballroom when the Glenn Miller Orchestra fills Bass Concert Hall with big-band sparkle. More than 18 musicians and singers bring the ensemble's unmistakable swing to timeless Glenn Miller favorites and warmly reimagined songs of the season. Brass, reeds, close harmonies, and elegant showmanship make this afternoon concert feel nostalgic yet alive—a polished December outing for music lovers, families, and anyone ready to trade holiday rush for irresistible rhythm.
Kill Tony turns New Year’s Eve at Moody Center into an unpredictable collision of live podcast, stand-up showcase, roast, and arena spectacle. Aspiring comics are pulled from the bucket for one-minute sets, then face instant feedback from Tony Hinchcliffe, regular performers, surprise guests, and a crowd that reacts to every triumph and disaster. The format thrives on risk, so no lineup can fully explain what will happen.
Close out 2026 beside the skyline at Austin's free New Year's Eve celebration on Auditorium Shores. This 20th-anniversary gathering brings the community together with local flavor, food vendors, a family-friendly atmosphere, and live entertainment leading into the countdown. The night finishes with brilliant midnight fireworks over Lady Bird Lake, making it an energetic, welcoming way for families, couples, and friends to share the city's final moments of the year.
Enter a dazzling alternate reality when RuPaul's Drag Race: Werq the World Tour lands at ACL Live for one Austin night. The arena-scale production sends Drag Race stars into a futuristic world where performance, fashion, choreography, comedy, and bold visual effects meet. Designed for fans who want drag at its biggest and most polished, the show turns The Moody Theater into a glamorous escape filled with high-energy numbers, extravagant looks, and fearless creativity behind a global phenomenon.
Don Omar brings The Last King World Tour to Austin for a full-scale celebration of reggaeton’s global rise. His catalog connects foundational club records with crossover anthems, giving Moody Center the energy of a giant dance floor and the nostalgia of hearing songs that helped define an era. Expect booming percussion, cinematic visuals, and a bilingual crowd spanning listeners who discovered the music at different moments.