As of Saturday evening, west 6th street venue Momo's was up and humming as usual with a show featuring Suzanna Choffel. It went off without a hitch, but Monday's show featuring Amy Annelle was cancelled due to what their Facebook page called "major renovations to the building." And then today, owner Paul Oveisi posted this: "It is with a heavy heart that I announce after 11 years Momo's on 6th is closing. While I cannot go into all the details, legally I can say the following “The building that is currently home to Momo’s is under construction and undergoing a large renovation. Under present circumstances, Momo’s will no longer be operating at this location. The building owner is working with Momo’s to secure a new home and hope to find one as soon as possible. We are already scouting for new locations and hope to have an announcement in early 2012." more ›

Momo’s is one of those Austin landmark venues with a very loyal following. The club, along with owner Paul Oveisi, have become vitally important to the city’s music scene over the last 10 years, and this Friday marks the kickoff of the club’s 10th anniversary celebration with performances by Suzanna Choffel, Dan Dyer Band, Jon Dee Graham, The Coveters, Drew Smith’s Lonely Choir and a lot more over two days. more ›

Momo’s, nestled above Katz’s Deli & Bar on West Sixth St., has certainly earned its reputation as a bastion of local music through the years. The beautiful, emerging downtown Austin skyline can be enjoyed from the venue’s outdoor patio while the stage inside offers live music every night of the week in a cozy, intimate setting and features some of the finest talent our city has to offer. more ›

After two releases of live performances (at MoMo's and Antone's, respectively), Band of Heathens are hoping their studio performance can live up to their reputation as one of the best live Americana acts in the Lone Star State. more ›