Upcoming Shows: February/March
On sale this weekend:
[3/29] Death Cab For Cutie and Franz Ferdinand - Tomorrow at 11am (The Backyard) (tickets)
[4/18] Neko Case - Tomorrow at 11am (La Zona Rosa) (tickets)
[4/18] Lily Tomlin (The Paramount Theatre) (tickets)
Tickets to see The Strokes and Eagles of Death Metal are totally sold out
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Upcoming shows include:[2/14] Voxtrot (Emo's) (tickets)
[2/15] The Hold Steady and Swearing At Motorists (Emo's) (tickets)
[2/16] Dalek and Meat Beat Manifesto (The Parish Room) (tickets)
[2/16-17] Cowboy Junkies (One World Theatre)
[2/18] Nada Surf and Rogue Wave (Emo's) (tickets)
[2/19] Supergrass (The Parish Room) (tickets)
[2/22] The Honorary Title (Emo's) (tickets)
[2/23] Mark Eitzel, Vic Chesnutt, Dave Bazan (Pedro the Lion) (The Parish Room) (tickets)
[2/26] BB King (The Paramount) (tickets)
[2/26] Sigur Ros (UT Bass Concert Hall) (tickets)
[3/04] Electric Six, Rock Kills Kid and She Wants Revenge (Emo's) (tickets)
[3/05] Eisley (La Zona Rosa) (tickets)
[3/07] Motion City Soundtrack (Emo's) (tickets)
[3/07] Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Elefant (The Parish Room) (tickets)
[3/10] Mice Parade and Tom Brosseau (The Parish Room) (tickets)
[3/11] Youth Group and Matt Pond PA (The Parish Room) (tickets)
[3/11] Mates of State (Emo's) (tickets)
[3/11] Matisyahu (Stubb's) (tickets)
[3/11] David Gray and Aqualung (The Backyard)
[3/12] The Cult (La Zona Rosa) (tickets)
[3/14] The Strokes and Eagles Of Death Metal (Stubb's) (tickets)
[3/14] Eugene Mirman and more (Emo's) (tickets)
[3/15-19] SXSW!
[3/24] Stereolab (La Zona Rosa) (tickets)
[3/24] Nine Inch Nails (UT Frank Erwin Center) (tickets)
[3/26] The Go-Gos (Stubb's) (tickets)
[3/28] Jenny Lewis and Watson Twins (The Parish Room)
[3/29] Death Cab For Cutie and Franz Ferdinand (The Backyard)
[3/30] Dinosaur Jr. (Stubb's) (tickets)
[3/31] Ghostface Killa (Emo's) (tickets)
Sources: Pollstar, Austin TX Showlist, Pitchfork, assorted venue websites. Image from http://www.gazette.uwo.ca/. List compiled largely by Austinist's Tom Thornton
