Hudson Westbrook Austin Tickets - Zilker Park

Hudson Westbrook

9 concerts

Stephenville, TX Red Dirt/traditional country singer-songwriter; viral “Take It Slow,” hits “Two Way Drive” & “House Again”; 1B+ streams; opened for McCollum, Midland.

Mon Rovîa

19 concerts

Mon Rovîa, born Janjay Lowe in Monrovia, Liberia, is an Afro-Appalachian singer-songwriter. His folk, indie-folk, and Americana sound explores themes of identity, trauma, and healing. Known for songs like "Heavy Foot" and "crooked the road.", he released the album "Bloodline". He gained recognition as a Spotify "Juniper Artist to Watch" and for his significant TikTok following.

Chris Stapleton

26 concerts

Kentucky-born country/soul powerhouse Chris Stapleton—11x Grammy, 19x CMA, 21x ACM winner—known for electric live shows; hits “White Horse,” “Think I’m In Love With You.”

blink-182

3 concerts

San Diego pop‑punk trio (Hoppus/DeLonge/Barker), known for funny, high‑energy hits “All the Small Things,” “What’s My Age Again?,” “Dammit”; collab w/ Robert Smith; Billboard #1 albums.

Eggy

12 concerts

Connecticut jam quartet Eggy blends rich songwriting & exploratory improv; famed for unpredictable, communal live shows. Sophomore LP co-produced by White Denim’s James Petralli.

Elderbrook

7 concerts

London-born multi-instrumentalist/producer Elderbrook makes emotive melodic house. Broke out with Camelphat’s “Cola” (7M sold; Grammy/Ivor nods; US Dance #1). Collabs: Diplo, Black Coffee.

Katie Pruitt

33 concerts

Georgia-born Nashville singer-songwriter blending Americana/indie-rock with soulful vocals (“Expectations”); AMA Emerging Artist nom; collab w/ Juan Solorzano, Aksel Coe.

Asleep At The Wheel

12 concerts

Paw Paw, WV Western swing champs led by Philly-born Ray Benson; hits “Choo Choo Ch’Boogie,” “Johnny Walker.” Multiple Grammy winners; Bob Wills tributes; with Willie Nelson.

Stephen Sanchez

5 concerts

Stephen Sanchez, a Mexican-American singer-songwriter from California, crafts retro 1950s/60s-inspired pop rock with romantic lyricism. His multi-platinum hit "Until I Found You" brought widespread recognition. He released albums like "Angel Face" and "Love, Love, Love", and has collaborated with artists including Elton John. Sanchez has earned nominations for Billboard Music Awards and People's Choice Awards.

Porter Robinson

2 concerts

Porter Robinson, an American DJ, producer, and singer-songwriter from North Carolina, crafts emotive electronic music blending electro house, synth-pop, and future bass. Known for albums like Worlds, Nurture, and Smile! :D, and popular songs "Language" and "Shelter" (with Madeon), he earned an MTVU Artist of the Year award and a Grammy nomination for "Ghost Voices" (as Virtual Self). His unique style is recognized for its melodic depth and visual artistry.

Sir Chloe

1 concert

Sir Chloe, an American indie rock project led by Dana Foote, formed in Bennington, Vermont. Known for blending alternative rock, grunge, and pop with theatrical influences, they gained fame with "Michelle." Popular songs include "Animal" and "Too Close." Albums include "Party Favors" (2020), "I Am the Dog" (2023), and "Swallow the Knife" (2025). They are recognized for intense live performances and and have toured extensively.

Dexter and The Moonrocks

35 concerts

From Abilene, TX, Dexter and The Moonrocks blend "Western Space Grunge" into hits like "Couch" & "Where I Steer". Inspired by Nirvana & Rainbow Kitten Surprise, their EP soared in popularity.

Mannequin Pussy

32 concerts

Mannequin Pussy, a Philadelphia rock band, known for their cathartic tunes, blends punk and pop. Key members include Marisa Dabice and Colins Regisford. Their acclaimed third album "Patience" led to tours and their EP "Perfect." They’re celebrated for addressing despair and resilience in an unkind world.

Chance Peña

27 concerts

East Texas-born singer-songwriter/producer blending old-soul storytelling with modern pop/folk; known for “Up, Up & Away,” co-wrote John Legend’s Grammy-nod “Conversations in the Dark.”

Austin City Limits Festival

3 concerts

The Austin City Limits Music Festival, commonly known as ACL Fest, is an annual music festival held in Zilker Park in Austin, Texas, across two consecutive three-day weekends. Established in 2002 by promoters Charlie Jones and Charles Attal of C3 Presents, the event was inspired by the long-running PBS television series Austin City Limits. Initially a single-weekend event, the festival expanded to its current two-weekend format in 2013 to accommodate growing crowds, now attracting over 450,000 total visitors annually. It showcases a diverse lineup of over 100 acts across nine stages, spanning genres such as rock, indie, country, folk, electronic, and hip-hop, while also featuring local food vendors, an art market, and family-friendly activations.

Connor Price

2 concerts

Canadian rapper Connor Price, from Markham, Ontario, transitioned from a child actor to a musician. He is celebrated for his viral "Spin the Globe" series, showcasing a hip-hop style blending lyrical focus with modern beats. Price has released albums like "About Time" and "Spin the Globe," collaborating with artists such as Idris Elba and Nic D. His music has achieved over a billion streams and charted on Billboard.

Dasha

3 concerts

Country singer-songwriter Dasha, known for 40x‑platinum hit “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’)”; sold-out Dashville USA tour, major TV/festival sets, People’s Choice win.

Penny and Sparrow

5 concerts

Penny and Sparrow, the indie folk duo of Andy Baxter and Kyle Jahnke from Austin, Texas, formed as college roommates. They are known for sincere lyrics, haunting melodies, and rich harmonies, blending Americana, alt-pop, and chamber folk. Notable albums include Olly Olly and Lefty. They have collaborated with artists such as John Paul White and JOSEPH. Their emotive songs often create a hushed atmosphere in live performances.

Carin Leon

32 concerts

Carín, pionero del regional mexicano, fusiona raíces y modernidad con letras audaces; cantante, compositor y productor que impulsa la cultura mexicana global.