Connie Wilson+FollowGeorge Strait mania hits Austin: 2 more shows added!Austin’s country music scene just got a major shakeup—George Strait has added two more shows at the Moody Center before tickets for the first dates even went on sale! With only seven concerts on his 2026 calendar, and these being his final shows of the year, it’s clear fans aren’t taking any chances. Carter Faith, one of the genre’s hottest rising stars, will join Strait for the new May dates. If you’ve ever wanted to see the King live, this might be your last shot for a while. Who’s grabbing tickets? Let’s talk: which George Strait song would you want to hear live? #Entertainment #GeorgeStrait #AustinMusic00Share
hwatkins+FollowGeorge Strait brings rare 2026 shows to AustinGeorge Strait fans in Austin are in for a treat—he’s just announced two back-to-back nights at the Moody Center in April 2026, and these could be his only Texas dates that year. With Strait slowing down on touring, these shows feel extra special, especially with rising star William Beckmann opening. If you’ve ever wanted to see the King of Country in a more intimate setting, this is your shot. Tickets are expected to go fast, so if you’re local, don’t wait! Who’s planning to go, and what’s your favorite Strait song to hear live? #Entertainment #GeorgeStrait #AustinMusic00Share
sfrazier+FollowAustin’s Tody Castillo returns to the stageAfter years away from the spotlight, Tody Castillo just reignited his music journey at the iconic Cactus Cafe. Imagine finally landing your first record deal at 47, then stepping back to focus on family, only to return with a new album and a renewed passion for live shows. Castillo’s performance was raw and intimate, sharing stories of life, love, and growth. It’s inspiring to see someone rediscover what truly matters and bring that energy back to the community. What do you think—does age or time away make an artist’s comeback even more powerful? #Entertainment #Music #AustinMusic00Share
James Morgan+FollowAustin’s AGR plans epic farewell tourA Good Rogering is about to shake up the Texas rock scene one last time—at least for now. The Austin-based band just announced their 'Last Time For Now' farewell tour, with stops in seven cities, including a can’t-miss show at West Hollywood’s Whisky A Go Go. Fans who’ve followed AGR since their 2008 start know their live shows are legendary, blending heavy grooves and atmospheric vibes. If you loved their 2022 album 'Systematic Paralysis,' this is your chance to hear it live before the band takes a break. Who’s catching a show, and what’s your favorite AGR memory? #Entertainment #Music #AustinMusic10Share
normancrystal+FollowAustin band’s stolen gear sparks local supportA major blow hit Austin’s music scene when The Ransom Brothers lost nearly all their gear—about $13,000 worth—after their tour van was broken into right after their first big U.S. tour. Lead singer Sean McHargue described losing his favorite guitar as “like losing a friend.” But what’s really stood out is how quickly Austin’s music community has rallied, offering to lend equipment and help the band keep playing. It’s a reminder of how tight-knit and supportive this city’s creative scene is. How do you think Austin should protect its musicians and keep its culture thriving? #Entertainment #Music #AustinMusic00Share
Jay Carter+FollowAustin’s Moody Theater gets a $750K glow-upBig news for Austin music lovers: the iconic ACL Live at the Moody Theater is gearing up for a $750,000 renovation just in time for its 15th anniversary! The project will refresh the green rooms and the venue’s signature front porch, making the experience even better for artists and fans alike. With construction set to start in March 2026, the upgrades are expected to wrap by July. Considering the legendary acts that have graced this stage, it’s exciting to see the city investing in its music scene. What changes would you love to see at Moody? #Entertainment #Music #AustinMusic00Share
Jay Carter+FollowAustin music loses a legend: Jim StringerAustin’s music scene just lost one of its true originals. Jim Stringer, who led the AM Band and inspired countless local musicians, has passed away at 77. From his Kansas roots to decades of shaping Austin’s sound, Stringer’s story is packed with grit and creativity—he even co-wrote a cult-classic safety video song! His influence stretched far beyond the stage, and his passion for music brought people together. For those who’ve seen him play or jammed with him, what’s your favorite Jim Stringer memory? Let’s celebrate the legacy he leaves behind in our city. #Entertainment #Music #AustinMusic00Share
xpotter+FollowAustin mourns music icon Jim StringerJim Stringer’s guitar shaped the Austin sound for decades, and his passing leaves a huge hole in the city’s music scene. From leading the AM Band to collaborating with local legends, Stringer’s energy and talent brought people together on countless stages. Friends and fans remember him not just for his skill, but for his warmth and dedication—especially to his wife, Dana, who stood by him through his cancer battle. What’s your favorite memory of seeing Jim play, or how has his music touched your life? Let’s celebrate his legacy together. #Entertainment #Celebrity #AustinMusic00Share
sfrazier+FollowAustin gets a soulful night with Teddy SwimsTeddy Swims turned up the heat at Moody Amphitheater, delivering a show packed with raw emotion and surprises. From heartfelt dedications to his son (and a few on-stage tears) to playful moments like tossing “poop” souvenirs into the crowd, Swims made sure Austin fans got a concert to remember. Irish opener Cian Ducrot brought his own viral energy, even braving the Texas heat in a Terry Black’s BBQ hat. Between chart-topping hits and unexpected covers, the night felt like a celebration of music, family, and community. Who else left the show feeling inspired—or just a little more connected? #Entertainment #Music #AustinMusic964Share
