Imagine Dragons playing the Frank Erwin Center on February 20.
Photo by Chad Wadsworth
Fresh off the buzzworthy "Radioactive" performance with Kendrick Lamar at the Grammys, Imagine Dragons made a tour stop in Austin on February 20. The Las Vegas-based rockers wowed an enthusiastic crowd with a power-packed performance at the Frank Erwin Center.
Playing in support of the first full-length album, Night Visions, the identically named tour then made its way to Dallas before heading to Nashville, Tennessee. Austinites that didn't catch the band's Frank Erwin Center performance have another chance to see Imagine Dragons in Austin this spring.
It was announced last week that Imagine Dragons will join the likes of Coldplay, Pitbull and Keith Urban at the iTunes Festival, which will take place during SXSW in March.
The Naked and Famous playing the Frank Erwin Center on February 20.
Photo by Chad Wadsworth
The Naked and Famous playing the Frank Erwin Center on February 20.
Night Ritualz will play an album release show at Hotel Vegas on February 22.
The weather right now is far too nice to be hanging around the house, so get out there and take in some of Austin’s music scene. Local show highlights for the back part of February can be found here.
Night Ritualz at Hotel Vegas – Sunday, February 22 Time Is A Thief is the title of Night Ritualz’s new album, and the release show for it will happen at Hotel Vegas this Sunday, February 22. The synthwave/post-punk act will be joined by Cheap Dopamine and Jet Cemetery.
Virginia Creeper at 29th St. Ballroom – Sunday, February 22 Head to the 29th St. Ballroom this Sunday, February 22, to ring in the release of Virginia Creeper ‘s new album, Girl, You’ll Be A Giant Soon. Proun, Ritual, and A.L. West will be on hand as support for the alt-rock act. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 the day of for this stacked lineup.
Tear Dungeon at 29th St. Ballroom – Monday, February 23 Wild rockers Tear Dungeon have setup a three-show residency at 29th St. Ballroom, and the first gig will happen Monday, February 23. Yes, it’s going down on a school night, but that’s offset by the fact that it’s free. The Magic Rockers of Texas will open. By the way, the other shows will happen on March 2 and March 9.
Dossey & CorMae at Hotel Vegas – Thursday, February 26 Before Dossey and CorMae head out on what they’re calling their Sugar Punk Tour, they’ll play Hotel Vegas on Thursday, February 26. Lola Tried rounds out a very fun bill. Tickets for the show are $16.07.
Voxtrot at Waterloo Records – Friday, February 27 Voxtrot’s first album in 18 years is titled Dreamers In Exile and on the day it’s due out — Friday, February 27 — the celebrated indie pop band will put on an in-store performance at Waterloo Records. This is a free show.
