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Thursday, August 7

 

219 West
Acoustic Jungle
8:00
Latin, Jazz, World
Latin oriented acoustic jazz from neighboring San Marcos. A nice mood for the upscale, multi-lounge bar in the Warehouse District.

311 Club
Joe Valentine
8:30
R&B
New Orleans born and raised, veteran soul musician who shared stages with Ray Charles, Check Berry and more. This weekly set includes originals as well as plenty o'favorites from '50s doowop and '60s soul.

Antone's
Del Castillo, Patricia Vonne
7:30 / $15
Latin, Flamenco, Rock
Electrifying double-bill with an dazzling live set by Austin's Latin guitar gymnasts Del Castillo. Opener Patricia Vonne will be sure to break out her castanets as she slides effortlessly from fiery greaser rock to Mexican-inspired rock and some folksier bits as well.

Broken Spoke
Jesse Dayton
9:00 / $8
Country, Rockabilly
Hillbilly punk could be a way to sum of Dayton's music. He'll stick to more of the danceable country here at the nation-state of Texas' most venerable dance hall. Two-step and western swing dance lessons are available an hour before the set.

Brown Bar
DJ gmau
9:00 / No Cover
House, Electronica
Various styles of house in the hip martini lounge.

Cactus Café
Plumtucker
8:30 / No Cover
Folk-Pop
Soulful pop side of Americana. This incarnation of Plumtucker (vocalist/songwriter David Lutes and a revolving cast) will include Betty Soo. No cash cover, but bring a canned good or two for donation, as the night is a benefit for Capital Area Food Bank.

Carousel Lounge
Johnny Bennett, Merch
9:00 / $5
Pop, Soul
Nashville's Johnny Bennett has received press comparing him to Joe Jackson, Harry Connick Jr., and Feist.

Cedar Street
LC Rocks
9:00 / No Cover
Hair Metal, Rock
Wanna sing along to '80s and '90s heavy metal hair bands? Cedar Street is your heaven and LC Rocks is the sweet child o' thine.

Continental Club (happy hour)
Joel Guzman & Sarah Fox
6:30 / No Cover
Latin, Latin Rock
Guzman blazes the trail ..s and accordions with his wife Sarah Fox delivering fiery bi-lingual vocals.

Continental Club
Sonny Landreth, Teisco del Rey
9:30 / $20
Blues
Louisiana slide guitar master Sonny Landreth, though far from obscure, hasn't received as much fame as, oh, say, Eric Clapton who just happens to find Landreth to be among the supremely skilled six-stringers.

Copa Bar & Grill
The Brew
8:00
Latin, Flamenco, Jazz
A quick salsa lesson primer and away we go. The Brew comprise impeccable talented musicianship with an energetic flair.

Elephant Room
Leah Zeger, Joe Cordi w/ Stanley Smith & Ike Eichenburg
6:30 / No Cover
Jazz
Classically trained violinist with a 5-year residency with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, Leah Zeger stretches out in just about every other musical idiom, from indie rock to bluegrass and, of course, jazz. Zeger also seduces with sultry vocals.

Emo's
Muchos Backflips!, PJ & The Bear, The Bubbles, Safe Sex
10:00
Rock, Ska
Muchos Backflips are a sort of ska version of Zappa's Mothers or Mr. Bungle.

Evangeline Café
Liz Morphis
7:00 / No Cover
Jazz
Don't be surprised if Liz Louisianifies her jazz set here as the kitchen dishes up the Louisiana cuisine.

Flamingo Cantina
The Blind Pets, Monument to No One, Sabotage Manual, HMS Foolhardy
10:00 / $5-$8
Indie, Rock
Monument to No One offers a piercing, psychedelic space rock counterbalanced with ambient mysticism and gritty grunge chops. All ages.

Flipnotics Coffeespace
Trip 7
8:00

Flipnotics Triangle
Southpaw Jones
8:00
Americana, Singer Songwriter
Innovative songwriter with a knack for uncanny, but seriously dead-on, lyrics.

Garrison Park Harbor
Freddy "Steady" Krc, Bill Browder
8:00
Rock, Pop, Psychedelic
Sometimes drummer to Roky Erickson, sometimes front-man, longtime Texas psych-pop originator, first with The Explosives, Krc is a non-stop, high-energy rock show.

Ginny's Little Longhorn
Heybale!
9:00
Country
A rare show outside their Sunday Continental residency, the small North Austin honky tonk will add a palpable intimacy to the barrelhouse set of twang gold. Heybale features Telecaster Master Redd Volkaert and Johnny Cash/Byrds pianoman Earl Poole Ball.

Güero's Taco Bar
Los Flames w/ Ruben Ramos
6:30 / No Cover
Blues, Classic Rock
Rocking blues set with regular cast of guests, including Grammy-winning and Tejano Music Hall of Famer Ruben Ramos.

Hole In The Wall
Time Out, Brooks Brannon
8:00 / No Cover
Soul, Funk
Thursday's Time Out residency oozes with '60s funk and soul from the Hammond B3.

Jovita's
Cornell Hurd Band
8:00 / No Cover
Country
"Cornell Hurd Thursdays" as a bumper sticker pre-dates the "78704…not just a zip code" bumper philosophy. Need we say more? For out-of-towners who need us to say more: longtime, legendary, insanely fun, country-based regular gig beloved by locals.

Lamberts (early)
Glovertango
7:00
Argentine, Tango
How many towns have a tango super group? Led by Glover Johns Gill and covering more Argentine music than just their namesake, Glovertango includes monster jazz and rock bassist Chris Maresh and the ever-pleasing Tosca String Quartet.

Lamberts
Suzanna Choffel, Elizabeth Wills
10:30
Alt-Rock, Pop, Soul
Choffel masterfully avoids genre classification, but can't avoid notice. The fast-rising songstress leads a groove, moves to sedate pop, and shakes it loose with rock.

Lucky Lounge
Feeding 5000
10:00 / No Cover
Alt-Rock
Acoustic set at Lucky Lounge.

Merkaba Lounge & Grill
The Fatal Attractions
10:00
New Wave
Cover band of the '80s new wave giants like Duran Duran, New Order, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Psychedelic Furs and many, many more.

Mohawk
Mock Tigers, First Curse, Drive It Like You Stole It
10:00
New Wave, Rock, Surf
Austin's Mock Tigers are leading the revolution of borderline powerpunk that not only embraces, but marries '80s new wave. Drive It Like You Stole It combine The Ventures with The Ramones.

Momo's
Nakia & His Southern Cousins, Freedy Johnston, Mulholland Drive, Dustin Welch
Rock, Soul
7:00 / $5
It didn't take Nakia (10:00) long to shake the typecast as Vic Odin, "manager" of the Small Stars. His high-energy, soulful rock quickly earned him a spot on an ACL stage. NYC's Freedy Johnston (8:30) is among the most darling of critic's darlings still escaping mainstream notoriety, with reedy songs of alienation and isolation (wonder why it doesn't catch fire). Roots stomp rocker Dustin Welch (7:00) plays rare early set, perhaps sans band?  

The Parish
Brooke Fraser, William Fitzsimmons
8:00 / $15
Pop
Aussie pop sweetheart Brooke Fraser visits Austin.

Red 7
Lair of the Minotaur, Devildriver, Sourvein, Four Days to Burn
9:00
Death Metal

Room 710
Super Heavy Goat Ass, Cough, Blood Royale
10:00
Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
The Goat Ass is a bit of a cross between Black Sabbath and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Saxon Pub (happy hour)
James Hand
6:00 / No Cover
Country
Once upon a time, James Hand held a weekly Thursday happy hour at the Saxon much to the delight of old-school country aficionados. Lo and behold, it's back for the month of August. With a new Rounder record reportedly in the can, this could be the beginning of the grassroots buzz.

Saxon Pub
Bruce Smith, Jon Justice Band, Jake Andrews
8:00 / $5  

Scoot Inn
Genuine Cowhide, JWW & The Prospectors, Eddie Biebel
9:00
Western Swing, Country
JWW goes prospecting for Milton Brown, and of course finds a little Bob Wills on the way. Horse Opera is a more rocking country set, akin to Waylon, Johnny, and Merle.  

Speakeasy
11-Fingered Charlie
9:30 / No Cover
Reggae
San Marcos export making rasta waves throughout Central Texas. Featured tenor sax adds a jazzy layer.

Stubb's (inside)
Nellie McKay, Lee Simmons
9:30 / $19
Pop, Jazz
NPR favorite and Vanguard recording artist Nellie McKay blends folksy singer songwriter with slick jazz.

Threadgill's
Bob Schneider's Texas Bluegrass Massacre
10:00 / $15
Austin's favorite Bob massacres bluegrass. Did the title already give that away?

Trophy's
Two Hoots & a Holler, Eric Matthew Tepe
8:00 / $5
Country, Punkabilly
Ricky Broussard's twangin' punk of Two Hoots and a Holler countrifies the scenester South Congress dive.

Victory Grill
word/jazz Low Stars
8:00
Free Jazz, Spoken Word
Spoken word poets become another instrument, as this highly improvisational showpiece features a jazz band improvising on the fly with poets doing the same.

Z'Tejas
Kat's Meow
6:00 / No Cover
Jazz
Delightful jazz and standards featuring too-cute for words Kat Edmonson on vocals. and too-out-there for words Slim Richey on guitar.

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Antone's
Blind Melon, Sounds Under Radio
9:00 / $20
Rock, Pop
Did anyone know these guys were still touring? Antone's did, inviting them for the second time this year. Their first album in more than a decade, For My Friends, features new lead singer Travis Warren. Warren has an uphill task in trying to overcome the late Shannon Hoon's iconic image that typically defines the band's prominence in the '90s.

Artz Rib House
Shelley King & Susan Gibson
7:30 / Free
Folk Rock, Acoustic Roots
Susan Gibson, still well-known for her "Wide Open Spaces," propelled by the Dixie Chicks into one of the all-time, best-selling country songs, is wowing critics with her just-released New Dog, Old Tricks. Here she teams up with Shelley King, current Texas Musician of the Year. Now that's a good combo plate.

Austin Moose Lodge 1735
Lonesome Dave Fisher
8:30
Country, Rockabilly
Does rockabilly the way the originators like Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash done it.

Austin's Pizza
Natalie Zoe Jazz Trio
8:00
Jazz
Accomplished musician turned jazz vocalist, whose sung with the Taj Mahal, Warren Zevon, And David Allen Coe. Now that's a palette.

B.D. Riley's
Hosea Hargrove
10:00 / No Cover
Blues, R&B
Even in the juxtaposition of an Irish pub setting, Hargrove is real enough to feel the experience of the 1960s Chitlin' Circuit with a busted air conditioner.

Broken Spoke
Dale Watson
8:30 / $
Country
Leather-clad country icon brings his countrypolitan to the venerated dance floor at the Spoke.

Cactus Café
Sunny Sweeney & The Wights
8:30 / $7
Country
Classic country music with local gal Sunny Sweeney.

Carousel Lounge
Raised by Pandas, Tandem Dilettantes
7:00 / No Cover
Singer Songwriter, Acoustic Pop
Raised by Pandas is the performing name for happy folkster Anthony Salerno. Tandem Dilettantes up first with a less jangly side of acoustic pop.

Cedar Street
SPAZMATICS
8:00 / No Cover
'80s Rock, New Wave
The SPAZMATICS will stop at nothing to entertain, complete with ridiculous attire and choreography. Thing is, they succeed at what they set out to do: good times are had.

Central Market South
Flying Balalaika Brothers
6:30 / No Cover
Bluegrass, Russian Folk
Flying Balalaika Brothers fusion of American and Russian mountain music (and zany antics) could've ended the Cold War a whole lot sooner. Among the "brothers" is Zhenya Kolykhanov (Z-Rock), founding member of Red Elvises.

Chain Drive
Shand Walton, A Faulty Chromosome, Tommy Hall Schedule
10:00 / No Cover
Shoegaze
A Faulty Chromosome dabble with hazy melodies and electronic eeriness.

Continental Club
James McMurtry, The Greyhounds
10:00 / $7
Roots Rock, Funk
McMurtry returns from the road to his weekly midnight residency. The Americana laureate mixes acerbic social commentary, quaint storytelling, and gritty Crzy Horse rock. Early set by The Greyhounds is chicken-scratch funky. The kind of bluesy funk that gets grit in your teeth.

Cuba Libre
Cadaques
8:00 / Free
Latin, Jazz, World
If Al Dimeola grew up in Latin America, that's what Cadaques sounds like. Smoldering Nuevo Flamenco, that's another way to put it.  

Elephant Room
Ephraim Owens Quartet, Jazz Pharaohs
6:30 / No Cover
Jazz
Among town's most renowned jazz musicians, Ephraim Owens' (9:30) tone is the gold standard for trumpet. Jazz Pharaohs weekly happy hour is easily the best regular jazz gig in town. Toe tappin' jazz from the pre-bop era.

Emo's (inside)
Thao With the Get Down Stay Down, Horse Feathers
10:00 / $10
Indie
D.C. indie outfit Thao With The Get Down Stay Down officially passed the blogosphere buzz threshold to full-on indie hit, bordering on twee, but never going full happy-skip tilt to fit that maligned label.  

Emo's (lounge)
Indian Jewelry, Cry Blood Apache, Expensive Shit, Benko
9:00
Indie, Experimental
Strong, multi-faceted lineup. Cry Blood Apache whoop up the war cries on boring indie; beat-driven, industrial, new wave crunk oughta sum 'em up. Local grunge purveyors Expensive Shit have a fascination with effects pedals and murky sounds. Vibraphone-led trio Benko readies their own new record, slated for late summer release.

End of an Ear
Thao with the Get Down Stay Down
6:00 / No Cover
Warm-up show before Emo's tonight.

Evangeline Café
Cowboy Johnson
6:30 / No Cover
Singer Songwriter, Folk
For a moment, you're disappointed he doesn't sound like the Sarsaparilla Soda Man from The Big Lebowski too. But just a moment. His soothing vocals and pointed lyrics make up for any preconceptions.

Flamingo Cantina
Green Room Rockers, Subrosa Union, Kevin Goes to College
10:00 / $5-$8
Reggae, Alt-rock, Latin
Good Vibes Wednesday welcomes Indiana's Green Room Rockers, with as much groovy rock influence as reggae. Locals Subrosa Union bring a similar medley of influences, switching from Sublime reggae rock to a Santana-inspired mellow rocker.

Flipnotics Coffeespace
Jenny & the Whalers, Jennifer Jackson
8:00
Folk Rock, Roots
Jennifer Leonhardt leads the Whalers with a Joni Mitchell songbird quality tempered by Carole King's songwriting style and a delivery touching on everyone from Crissy Hynde to Edie Brickell.

Flipnotics Triangle
Paul Klemperer
8:00
Jazz, Blues
Blues-drenched jazz master, saxophonist Paul Klemperer has opened for B.B. King, Neville Gbrothers, Ray Charles and toured with Marcia Ball, Seth Walker and more.

Ginny's Little Longhorn
Roger Wallace
9:00
Country
Wallace coaxes dancers out of their seats with a resonating country voice.

Headhunters
Reason to Rebel, Mutant Press, Mother's Anger
9:00
Heavy Metal
San Diego's Reason to Rebel feature Chris Cornell style vocals, approaching piercing scream on a frequent basis, with a Faith No More musical influence.

Hole in the Wall
Leo Rondeau, Chris King, The Original Mexican Bob, Eddie Biebel
9:00 / No Cover
Americana
Rondeau hails from North Dakota, but Austin is the perfect home for his plaintive, red dirt Americana. Mexican Bob straddles the introspective side of Americana.

Jovita's
Boonetown
8:00 / No Cover
Blues
Blues purists more apt to play a Freddie King some note for note than to have ever heard a John Mayer song.

Lamberts
The Moonhangers
7:00
Roots Rock
A CCR bayou feel lies not too far beneath the oft-twangy surface of the Moonhangers.

Mean-Eyed Cat
The Drakes
8:00
Americana, Rock
Drakes frontman Matt Giles wears his J.J. Cale influence on his sleeve, but gets the rock rollin' a bit more.

Momo's
Dan Dyer, Matt Powell Trio, Eric Matthen Tepe, RiverLeft
8:00 / $5-$7
Rock, Soul, Americana
Dan Dyer's (9:30, $7) piano-led, soulful musicscape draws on Stevie Wonder, and reaches incredible heights. Matt Powell (8:00, $5) brings a penetrating rock voice with a lot of southern rock and blues influences. RiverLeft (12:30am, $5) come from New Orleans with a more southern rock, twangy version of early Dave Matthews.

The Parish
The Hold Steady, The Loved Ones
8:00 / $20
Rock
Hold Steady show originally booked at La Zona Rosa moves to a sold out Parish. Hailing from Brooklyn, this Rolling Stones meets a modern day Eddie and the Cruisers brings guitar rock loudness and witty slices of Americana. Following up their successful freshman effort is their new release Stay Positive. Hold Steady have no problem sustaining energy.

The Parlor
Las Damas, Spiderlegs
9:00
Indie

Parmer Lane Tavern
Pete Benz
9:00
Country
Straight-up, George Strait-style country.

Plush
Weight w/ The Herd
10:00
Dubstep
Roots reggae with grimy electronica. Weight's monthly Plush gigs have turned into bi-monthly (first and third Wednesdays) due to crowd response.

Red 7
Black Cobra, Slough Feg, Sirhan Sirhan, Lions of Tsavo, The Flood
8:00
Dark Metal
San Fran's Black Cobra explore the darker sides of metal, while fellow San Franciscan's Slough Feg inject a touch of Celtic fare into otherwise straight-up metal with high-pitched licks and a flair for the dramatic.

Room 710
Unnamed Project for Revenge, Arm the Angels, The Dry Season, Code Named Code
9:00 / $5
Alt-Rock, Grunge
Austin's Unnamed Project takes revenge on the indie scene that snuffed out the glory years of grunge rock, finding influence from Soundgarden and Smashing Pumpkins wondering why they couldn't get along in one style.

Ruta Maya
Cienfuegos
9:00 / $5
Latin, Cuban
The perfectly exquisite Cuban sounds start at 9. But come earlier (7:30) and a salsa lesson is included with the cover. Good thing; you'll want to dance all night long.

Saxon Pub
Monte Montgomery, Paula Nelson, Megan Tubb
8:00 / $5-$10
Rock, Blues
Monte Montgomery's (10:00, $10) fretwork is typically described as mind blowing, or crazy difficult. He combines deft finger picking with advanced chording that gets guitar nuts goin' nuts. Montgomery is bookended by ladies leading electrifying blues rock bands: Paula Nelson (8:00, $5) and Meagan Tubb (midnight, $5).

Scholz Garden
Bruce Robison
7:30 / No Cover
Americana, Folk, Singer Songwriter
With a new album slated for September, folk rock favorite Bruce Robison is poised to show a New World. Robison typically plays for $15, so this limited time weekly gem is quite the catch.

Scoot Inn & Bier Garten
Austin Poetry Slam
8:00
Spoken Word

Speakeasy
The Brew
9:00 / No Cover
Latin, Flamenco, Jazz
A quick salsa lesson primer and away we go. The Brew comprise impeccable talented musicianship with an energetic flair.

Trophy's
Makeshift Gentlemen, The Tangle, Egshan
10:00 / $5
Indie Rock, Electro
St. Louis' electro-trash rock four-piece, Makeshift Gentlemen, should do a good job of blowing the scene at Trophy's. Austin's New Orleans transplants via Katrina, The Tangle blend indie with roots rock and a soulful vocal delivery.

Victory Grill
The Blues Posse
9:00 / No Cover
Blues
Weekly Wednesday Mojo Jam Session.

Z'Tejas
Stephen Doster, Will Sexton, and Bill Carter
6:30 / Free
Roots Rock, Singer Songwriter
In the bar side of the popular restaurant, the weekly gig showcases brilliant songwriting and musicianship. Doster and Sexton have played together for years, and it shows. Even the off-the-cuff nuances are seamless.

Zilker Park
Sonny Landreth
7:30 / Free
Blues
Louisiana slide guitar apostle makes for yet another perfect evening at the Blues on the Green series at the Rock Island stage at Zilker Park.

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Antone's Flyjack 8:00 / $5 Funk, Soul Funk so hard you might break a spleen. Flyjack's Super Soul Monday's got some horn with your funky vibe and a little red beans and rice on the side. Literally. One of the sax players caters some free grub to boot. courtesey of austin.com Artz Rib House Sarah Elizabeth Campbell & The Banned 7:30 / No Cover Americana, Folk Sarah performs songs of sadness and despair along with songs of hope and beauty in a deceptively simple way that makes it easy to think she's singing just to you. courtesey of austin.com   Austin Moose Lodge 1735 Plutonium Farmers 8:00 Surf Plutonium Farmers set out to prove surf can be fierce and succeed. music listings courtesey of austin.com B.D. Riley's Irish Pub Eric Heard Showcase 7:00 / No Cover Pop, Singer Songwriter Heard leads the revolving lineup of up-and-coming songwriters playing in the style of U2 Unplugged. music listings courtesey of austin.com Carousel Lounge Underwater Sleep Project 8:00 / $2 Experimental If you could wrap your head around it on the first try, it wouldn't be much of a project. Now would it?  music listings courtesey of austin.com Continental Club Dale Watson  10:00 / $5 Country  The honky-tonk hero holds court at his weekly two-step showcase. Watson is the rare, pure country gem that crosses over to mainstream without watering down the country even the slightest bit. music listings courtesey of austin.com Donn's Depot Chris Gage 9:00 9:00 / No Cover Americana, Folk Gage mans the grand piano every Monday at the venerable train station turned bar (one of the best bars in America according to Esquire magazine). music listings courtesey of austin.com Elephant Room Michael Mordecai's Jazz Jam 9:30 / No Cover Jazz Non-stop jazz prowess as Austin's who's who joins the weekly jam session. A lot of chops in one room. music listings courtesey of austin.com Evangeline Café Charles Thibodeaux 6:30 / No Cover Cajun Authentic Cajun and bayou 2-step at the restaurant that just happens to whip up one of the best gumbos in town. Thibodeaux and the Austin Cajun Aces are here just about every Monday. music listings courtesey of austin.com   Flipnotics Triangle T. Jarrod Bonta 8:00 / No Cover Country, Western Swing, Jazz Every Monday at the Triangle, usually fronting his trio. Bonta has played keys on a number of Texas artists' recordings, including Wayne Hancock, Johnny Bush and Shaun Young. music listings courtesey of austin.com Headhunters Spy Ring, Rogers Porn Collection, Last Priority 9:30 Punk Rogers Porn Collection are one of Austin's best at old school punk, like NYC in the '80s. music listings courtesey of austin.com Hole in the Wall (happy hour) Beatles Hoot Night 6:00 / No Cover Local bands take their turn at the Fab Four. music listings courtesey of austin.com Hole in the Wall The Urgencies, Bad Rackets, Daylight Titans, James Bullard 9:00 / No Cover Powerpop, Rock Garage rock band apparently still hearing "what's that racket" from mom's garage, The Bad Rackets kick it out a la The Ramones. Up first, James Bullard heats the stage with '70s inspired rock 'n' roll. The Urgencies powerpop/punk hybrid broils with the intensity of just needing to be released. music listings courtesey of austin.com Momo's Bukka Allen, Sally Allen, Kalu James 8:00 / $5 Americana, Folk Rock, Soul Otherworldly Americana from the son of one of the genre's founding fathers; Bukka Allen (10:15) jockeys between piano and accordion to create his sonic roots sound. Nigerian-born, honey-voiced folk rocker Kalu James' is starting to make the splash he die in NYC before moving to Austin. music listings courtesey of austin.com Mother Egan's Irish Pub Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash 9:00 Americana The Austin version of the longtime San Diego Americana mainstays. Their loss is our gain. music listings courtesey of austin.com Mozart's Coffee Roasters John Wilson & Joley Flowers 7:30 / No Cover Acoustic, Christian Elegant guitar work and songs of worship and life. music listings courtesey of austin.com Red Fez DJ Jeff Jupiter 10:00 / No Cover House, Breakbeat, Hip Hop Because no rule anywhere has ever been made that Monday nights out have to be sensible. music listings courtesey of austin.com Room 710 Heart & Soul Sound System 8:00 / No Cover Reggae, New Wave, Punk Umbrella name for a group of DJs and musicians creating new and original music for the masses. music listings courtesey of austin.com Ruta Maya NORML Benefit w/ Jet Baker, P. Kat, The Bliss Bunny Choir, and more 9:00 / $5 Other, Hip-hop Jet Baker release Stoner Love Songs. It's hard to tell if it's supposed to be taken seriously. Entertaining for sure. Texas NORML president will be in attendance. If anyone has to ask "what's that smell?" just slap them.  music listings courtesey of austin.com Sam's Town Point Breck's Stormy Open Blues Jam 8:30 / No Cover Blues Open blues jam, so if you got your 12-bar down, sit in with the band why don't ya. Players get their red beans and rice for free. music listings courtesey of austin.com Saxon Pub Bob Schneider's Lonelyland, Jeff Plankenhorn, Aaron Franz 8:30 / $5-$10 Rock, Bluegrass, Roots Schneider's musical explorations continue to evolve, but many Bob-heads hold the Lonelyland era as the gilded age (8:30, $10). Multi-instrumentalist Jeff Plankenhorn (11:00, $5) is often seen as the sideman: guitarist for headlining Bob Schneider for example. Fronting he brings a soulful side to bluesy roots rock. music listings courtesey of austin.com   Threadgill's (inside) Lee Duffy & Friends 7:30 / No Cover Americana, Singer Songwriter Duffy's friends include Will Sexton, Floyd Domino, Marvin Dykhuis and more. 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