MUNA, Isaiah Rashad, Artemas, and a Sinatra Tribute Are All Playing Austin Tonight

Four genuinely different concerts are happening in Austin, Texas tonight, September 19 — not four flavors of the same show, but four separate nights out in four separate rooms. According to ATX Things reporting, here's exactly what's playing, what it costs, and which one actually fits the Saturday you're having.

What's playing tonight, at a glance

MUNA at Moody Amphitheater: the marquee pick

MUNA's "Gets So Hot Tour" — with Hemlocke Springs opening — plays the outdoor Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park tonight. Doors are at 7 PM, show at 8, confirmed directly on the venue's own event page. This is the biggest production of the night: a full outdoor stage a few blocks from the Texas Capitol, with the downtown skyline as the backdrop once the sun's down.

The venue carries a 4.5-star average across more than 1,300 Google reviews. One recurring, practical theme in them is parking: "I parked in the Capitol visitor parking which ended up being free," one reviewer, Amanda Shipley, wrote of a prior show there — worth checking yourself before you assume, since visitor-garage policies and hours can change and this was one reviewer's experience, not a guarantee. We covered Moody Amphitheater's busiest 11-day run — including tonight's MUNA date — when it kicked off Sept. 8 with Jimmy Eat World; that piece has the fuller parking and bag-policy rundown for the venue itself.

Isaiah Rashad at Emo's: the hottest ticket

Isaiah Rashad's "Lil Sunny's Awful Road Trip" plays Emo's tonight, doors and show at 7 PM, confirmed on the venue's own site. Emo's sits across the river on East Riverside — a genuinely different part of town from the other three, near the airport-adjacent stretch of South Austin, not downtown.

This is the one to know about if you don't already have a ticket: resale listings across multiple marketplaces this afternoon showed Isaiah Rashad tickets starting well above the other three shows tonight, several sources putting the floor near $95–$125 before fees. That's a real demand signal, not a guess — every other show tonight resells for less. If you're set on going and don't have a ticket yet, budget accordingly or watch the door for last-minute releases.

Artemas at Stubb's: the pop underdog

Artemas brings the "Lovercore / Getting Up to No Good Tour" to Stubb's Bar-B-Q's outdoor amphitheater tonight, doors at 7 PM — confirmed directly on Stubb's own concert calendar, which lists no other show at the venue tonight. VIP packages are available through the show's own Ticketmaster listing for anyone who wants more than general admission.

Stubb's carries a 4.3-star average across nearly 7,000 Google reviews — the most-reviewed venue of the four tonight, reflecting how often it turns over as both a barbecue restaurant and a concert stage. Resale listings this afternoon started around $56, the second-cheapest of the four shows.

The Jazz Room at Antone's: two chances, no wristband required

The one non-rock, non-pop option tonight: a Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong tribute at Antone's Nightclub, "Austin's Home of the Blues since 1975." Antone's own event listing confirms two separate one-hour seatings tonight, 6 PM and 8 PM, and puts the age requirement at 18 and up — worth flagging, since some third-party ticket sites list this show as 21+. We're going with Antone's own posted age policy over the aggregators.

Resale listings put tickets from around $38 — the cheapest of the four — and with two seatings, it's the only show tonight where missing the early one doesn't mean missing the show.

Can you actually catch two shows tonight?

Realistically, maybe. Antone's (305 E 5th St), Stubb's (801 Red River St), and Moody Amphitheater (1401 Trinity St) all sit within roughly a mile of each other along the Red River corridor and Trinity Street downtown — close enough that the Jazz Room's early 6 PM seating could genuinely wrap in time to walk over to Stubb's or Moody Amphitheater before their own 7 PM doors, if you don't linger. We didn't clock an exact walking time — the block-by-block distances are short enough to eyeball on a map, and a rideshare covers any of these three-way in minutes if you'd rather not walk in the heat. Emo's, on East Riverside, is a separate trip — pick that one on its own.

What locals should know

• All four shows are confirmed happening tonight directly on each venue's own site, not just an aggregator listing.
• Isaiah Rashad is the tightest ticket — resale prices running well above the other three suggest real scarcity, not just early pricing.
• The Jazz Room is the only repeatable show — miss the 6 PM seating, catch the 8 PM.
• Antone's says 18+, not 21+ — check the venue's own listing if a resale site tells you otherwise.
• It's still hot at doors time. Dress and hydrate like it's 95°F, because it is.

FAQ

Is MUNA sold out at Moody Amphitheater tonight? Not as of this afternoon — resale listings were active starting around $76. Availability on a same-day show can change by the hour, so check the venue's own ticket link before heading over.

What time do doors open tonight? MUNA and Artemas both open doors at 7 PM (shows at 7–8 PM); Isaiah Rashad's doors and show are both listed at 7 PM. The Jazz Room at Antone's runs two separate one-hour seatings, at 6 PM and 8 PM.

Is the Jazz Room at Antone's 18+ or 21+? Antone's own event listing says 18 and up. Some third-party ticket resellers list it as 21+ — go with the venue's own posted policy.

Which show is cheapest tonight? The Jazz Room at Antone's, with resale listings starting around $38, followed by Artemas at Stubb's around $56.

We're back tomorrow morning with the next one — Austin Texas Things publishes twice a day, morning and afternoon, on what's actually open, actually happening, and actually worth the drive (or the walk down Red River) tonight.

We've covered Moody Amphitheater's other recent nights out, including exactly where to park for free, and if the Jazz Room's Sinatra-and-Armstrong pairing has you curious about Austin's other jazz rooms, The Elephant Room is a basement club a few blocks away worth knowing about for next Saturday. For more of tonight's options citywide, see things to do in Austin.