AUSTIN BLUES FESTIVAL
APRIL 27-28, 2024
BLUES FEST
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Have a real good time!
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Have a real good time! •
Antone's Nightclub and Waterloo Greenway are proud to be hosting Austin Blues Festival April 27-28, 2024 at Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park!
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LEVEL UP YOUR BLUES FEST
Level Up your experience for Austin Blues Festival 2024 at Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park.
Enhance your fest experience by purchasing a Level Up package to access Moody Amphitheater’s PNC Lounge, Rooftop Terrace, and VIP parking.
Level Up before you arrive, or visit Guest Services at the show for more information.
*Please keep in mind that Level Up upgrades do not include concert tickets.
TUNE IN
Picture yourself basking in the euphonic tunes of live music on the lush lawn, while the mouthwatering aromas from a variety of food possibilities tempt your senses. And don't miss the chance to explore Big Henry's vintage records pop-up, where musical nostalgia intertwines with the present, creating an atmosphere that's as delightful as it is unforgettable.
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FOOD, FOOD, FOOD
Step into a world of culinary delight at Austin Blues Festival, where a myriad of food options awaits to thrill your taste buds.
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MUSIC IN THE PARK
In the heart of downtown Austin, a stage comes alive with the timeless melodies of blues legends and rising stars.
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BIG HENRY'S POP-UP
Browse through a curated selection of classics, rare finds, and limited editions, each holding a piece of music history.
AUSTIN BLUES FESTIVAL
2023
ABOUT
BLUES FEST
The origins of the festival date back to 1999, when Clifford Antone hosted the first-ever Antone’s Blues Festival at Waterloo Park as a way to showcase some of his favorite artists who were too large to play at his namesake downtown venue. The festival hosted the likes of Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, and Ray Charles during its three-year run.
Now, more than two decades later, Antone’s and Waterloo Greenway have joined forces to bring blues back to Waterloo Park with an incredible lineup of national talent performing at the 5,000-seat Moody Amphitheater.
