Antone's Nightclub
Live music venue · Convention Center District
305 E 5th St., Austin, TX 78701
Highlights
Home of the blues since 1975, intimate venue, great sound
Home of the blues since 1975, intimate venue, great sound
"“My buddy Gary Clark Jr. is part owner of [Antone’s] with my other friend Will Bridges. They were able to revive Antone’s back in the day back when Susan Antone needed some people to come in and help her collaborate and get the thing back up on its feet, and they moved it to a really great spot on Fifth Street. So Antone’s is kind of my kind of headquarters when I get to town to catch a nice show.”" - nicolai mccrary
"Antone’s has a little of everything, but they’re historically a blues venue—the type of place where B.B. King and Muddy Waters played back in the day. Ticket prices can run a bit high (John Oates will charge you $65 for a seat), and you’ll have to battle Downtown street parking, but this is still a spot worth checking out. The friendly bartenders can sell you one of Antone’s well-known sub sandwiches when you don’t want to pay Eddie V’s steakhouse prices next door. And if you’re feeling brave after the show ends, Dirty Sixth Street is one block over." - matthew jacobs
"One of Austin’s most iconic blues venues located across the street from the Thompson Hotel, offering exclusive perks for hotel guests." - The MICHELIN Guide
"UT’s SXSW programming at the venue will feature two days of panels and lively discussions about tech, sports, lifestyle, and more. Raising Cane’s will provide lunch each day for all attendees from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., and there will be a music act each night; badge holders get priority for most events. RSVP on Eventbrite." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Antone’s has a little of everything, but they’re historically a blues venue—the type of place that hosted B.B. King and Muddy Waters back in the day. Ticket prices can run a bit high (John Oates will charge you $65 for a seat), and you’ll have to battle Downtown street parking, but this is still a spot worth checking out. The friendly bartenders will sell you one of Antone’s well-known sub sandwiches when you don’t want to pay Eddie V’s steakhouse prices next door. And if you’re feeling brave after the show ends, Dirty Sixth Street is one block over." - Matthew Jacobs
