News from October 2023
Pennywise announces concert at Mohawk in Austin on October 2
By Austin Journal | Oct 26, 2023
Resound Presents: Pennywise in Austin, Texas at Mohawk on October 2, 2024.
Clown-themed LCD Soundsystem cover band to perform before Halloween
By Austin Journal | Oct 26, 2023
LSD Clownsystem, a unique cover band inspired by LCD Soundsystem, is set to perform on Saturday, October 26th. This event takes place the weekend before Halloween and features performances by LeTrainiump and Hiatt dB.
Palmer Anthony prepares for Saxon Pub debut after successful touring
By Austin Journal | Oct 26, 2023
Palmer Anthony, a musician originally from the West, is set to make his debut at Saxon Pub. Growing up, Anthony balanced sports like baseball, football, and basketball with summer jobs pouring concrete. At 14, he began teaching himself country songs on the guitar inspired by his father's cassette collection.
Baird and Raitiere collaborate for special musical evening
By Austin Journal | Oct 25, 2023
Rob Baird and Aaron Raitiere are set to deliver an evening of songs, showcasing their distinct musical talents.
Guided By Voices to perform in Austin at Mohawk on October 25, 2024
By Austin Journal | Oct 25, 2023
Guided By Voices, the influential rock band led by Robert Pollard, is set to perform in Austin, Texas, at Mohawk on October 25, 2024. The band's history traces back to 1994 when Pollard and his group recorded "Bee Thousand" in a Dayton, Ohio basement using a 4-track cassette recorder. This album gained recognition as a significant piece of rock music history.
Oliver Jeffers event registration open on Eventbrite
By Austin Journal | Oct 25, 2023
To attend the event featuring Oliver Jeffers, titled "Where to Hide a Star," interested individuals are encouraged to register through Eventbrite. Registration will not only secure a spot but also ensure attendees receive updates regarding the event, including any potential changes in venue or cancellations.
City of Austin City Council met Sept. 14
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 25, 2023
City of Austin City Council met Thursday, Sept. 14
Texas has a golden opportunity to capitalize on carbon capture and storage
By Austin Ward | Oct 24, 2023
As global energy demand continues to rise, the energy market is evolving and diversifying to meet the needs of consumers. New energy sources and technologies that produce energy with fewer carbon emissions are gaining traction in the global energy mix. The case of carbon capture and storage (CCS) is particularly appealing because it removes carbon produced by traditional energy sources directly from the atmosphere. CCS will be a critical step in the energy transition.
Book club discusses "Bright Young Women" at monthly meeting
By Austin Journal | Oct 24, 2023
The New & Noteworthy Book Club has announced its next meeting, set to discuss the book "Bright Young Women." The club gathers on the last Thursday of each month at 7 PM. Meetings are held on the third floor of BookPeople.
Jeffrey Lewis announces new album release set for 2024
By Austin Journal | Oct 24, 2023
Jeffrey Lewis, a songwriter and comix artist from New York City, began his musical journey in 1998 by recording homemade cassettes. His distinctive songs caught the attention of Rough Trade Records, leading to a contract in 2001. Known for his unique blend of urban indie-rock-folk, Lewis has performed globally both solo and with bandmates. He has opened for various bands including the Mountain Goats, Dinosaur Jr, and The Vaselines.
Camp Mellen celebrates John Mellencamp with music-themed activities
By Austin Journal | Oct 24, 2023
Camp Mellen is set to provide an engaging experience for attendees. The event promises to offer a memorable time with various activities inspired by the music of John Mellencamp. Participants will have the opportunity to enjoy live performances and engage in themed events.
Event registration open for Meghan Keane's appearance at BookPeople
By Austin Journal | Oct 24, 2023
To attend the upcoming event featuring Meghan Keane, attendees are encouraged to register via Eventbrite. This step ensures a reserved spot and guarantees communication regarding any updates or changes related to the event.
City of Austin City Council met Sept. 12
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 24, 2023
City of Austin City Council met Tuesday, Sept. 12
Longhorns escape Houston with hard-fought 31-24 victory over BIg 12 rookie Cougars
By Austin Journal | Oct 23, 2023
On Oct. 21, the University of Texas (UT) faced off against the University of Houston (UH) in a highly anticipated road matchup. The game marked the first meeting between the ex-Southwest Conference (SWC) rivals since 2002.
Love-A-Bull and Yard Bar to present Howl-O-Ween event for Pit Bull Awareness Month
By Austin Journal | Oct 23, 2023
Love-A-Bull and Yard Bar are teaming up to present Love-A-Bull's third annual Howl-O-Ween event on Oct. 28 at Yard Bar on Burnett in Austin. The event, which will take place from 1 to 3 p.m., promises to be a spooky and fun-filled celebration in honor of Pit Bull Awareness Month.
MLB on Game 7 of the 2023 ALCS: '[Monday] is going to be fun'
By Austin Journal | Oct 23, 2023
It all comes down to this, Game 7 of the Lone Star themed 2023 American League Championship Series (ALCS) between the Houston Astros and the Texas Rangers. The best-of-seven in which the home team has yet to win now reaches its final 27 outs, with the question of who will represent the AL and the state of Texas in the World Series to be finally answered.
Service Dogs Inc. announces 23rd annual Might Texas Dog Walk
By Austin Journal | Oct 23, 2023
Service Dogs Inc. will host its annual Mighty Texas Dog Walk on Nov. 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Camp Mabry parade grounds. The event, touted as "The Doggiest Day In Austin," has become a staple for Austin families and their dogs and is known for its numerous Guinness World Records.
City of Austin Housing and Planning Committee met Sept. 6
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 23, 2023
City of Austin Housing and Planning Committee met Wednesday, Sept. 6
Forrest McCurren to perform debut show at Saxon Pub
By Austin Journal | Oct 22, 2023
Forrest McCurren is set to make his debut at the Saxon Pub stage. Hailing from Middle Missouri, where the Ozarks meet the Big Muddy, McCurren draws inspiration from songwriting legends while forging his own path. His lyrics illuminate the complexities of everyday life in Middle America.
Event registration opens for Richard Chizmar memorials
By Austin Journal | Oct 22, 2023
We ask that you register via Eventbrite if you plan to attend. Not only will this secure your spot in the case of a sold-out event, it will ensure that you receive communication regarding event updates and guidelines, or in the unlikely event of a venue change or cancellation.