Yo La Tengo Austin Tickets - The Far Out Lounge & Stage

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Los Mirlos

3 concerts

Los Mirlos, formed in Lima in 1973 and originating in Moyobamba, spread the music and culture of the Peruvian Amazon. Pioneers of Amazonian cumbia, they’re known worldwide for their tropical, psychedelic “sound of the jungle.”

Yo La Tengo

8 concerts

Yo La Tengo are an indie rock band formed in 1984, led by singer/guitarist Kaplan and drummer/vocalist Georgia Hubley with bassist James McNew. Known for noise pop and melodic indie, their key albums include Painful and I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One.

Dinosaur Jr.

25 concerts

Formed in 1984 in Amherst, Massachusetts, Dinosaur Jr. helped bring lead guitar and noise back to indie rock. Led by J Mascis, they’re known for the single Freak Scene, albums You’re Living All Over Me and Bug, and the 2006 reunion.

Holy Wave

11 concerts

Holy Wave is a psychedelic dream-pop band formed by childhood friends Ryan Fuson, Joey Cook, Kyle Hager, and Julian Ruiz. Raised in El Paso’s DIY scene and later relocating to Austin, they’re known for sophisticated melodies and tripped-out instrumentation.

bôa

2 concerts

bôa is a British alt-rock band formed in London in 1992. Their song Duvet, featured in the anime Serial Experiments Lain, later went viral in 2021. They’ve released albums Twilight (2001), Get There (2005) and Whiplash (2024).

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Austin Psych Fest

Austin Psych Fest, founded in 2008 in Austin, TX by members of The Black Angels, is a renowned event celebrating psychedelic, indie, and experimental rock. It's known for its immersive experience with liquid light visuals and for inspiring similar festivals worldwide, honoring Austin's rich psychedelic rock heritage.

Dean Wareham

Dean Wareham, born in Wellington, New Zealand, gained a cult following with Galaxie 500's lo-fi indie rock and later formed Luna, known for dreamy sounds inspired by Velvet Underground. Dean & Britta duo projects with Britta Phillips include acclaimed soundtrack contributions. Wareham's solo works, like 2021's "I Have Nothing to Say to the Mayor of L.A.," display his enduring indie rock influence.

King Hannah

Liverpool indie rock duo King Hannah, comprising Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle, blend 70s richness with 90s noise. Known for "I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me," they've shared the stage with Kurt Vile and Thurston Moore. Their new album, "Big Swimmer," produced by Ali Chant, captures tour-inspired stories and future vision.

The Mystery Lights

The Mystery Lights, formed in Salinas, CA, blend garage punk with influences from The MC5 and Velvet Underground. Known for raw energy, they've signed to Daptone Records and earned critical acclaim.

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