C-Boy's Heart & Soul
Night club · South River City
2008 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704
Highlights
Live soul, R&B, and blues music venue with a Japanese-American bar.
Live soul, R&B, and blues music venue with a Japanese-American bar.
"C-Boy's biggest draw is its laid-back attitude, which is perfect for a bar known for blues, funk, soul, and jazz. During South by Southwest, they're home to the "SoCo Stomp," featuring 50 bands over five days on two stages. When the show ends, head upstairs to the cocktail lounge or outside to play shuffleboard on the patio." - matthew jacobs
"Most of the time that we’re heading to C-Boys on South Congress, we’re there for a Sunday afternoon game of chicken sh*t bingo, or some Friday night blues and funk. During SXSW it’s home to the “SoCo Stomp,” featuring 50 bands over five days on two stages. Entry is free, and there will be a few food trucks on-site. The event runs from about 1-7pm each night. After that, the music switches back to the usual schedule of more lowkey blues, funk, and jazz." - nicolai mccrary
"This funky South Austin venue is the perfect place to start or end your night with live classic soul and R&B music every day of the week. Currently, the Weird Food halal trailer is parked outside, dishing up Mediterranean dishes, like falafel and gyros. There are indoor and outdoor areas." - Darcie Duttweiler
"Most of the time that we’re heading to C-Boys on South Congress, we’re there for a Sunday afternoon game of chicken sh*t bingo, or some Friday night blues and funk. During SXSW it’s home to the “SoCo Stomp,” featuring 50 bands over five days on two stages. Entry is free, and there will be a few food trucks on-site. The event runs from about 1-7pm each night—after that, the music switches back to the usual schedule of more lowkey blues, funk, and jazz. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Another famed employee was C-Boy Parks, the namesake of South Congress music venue C-Boy’s Heart and Soul and a fixture on the Austin music scene." - Erin Russell
