live music

Dylan LeBlanc (SXSW)

4.6

Head to the iconic Continental Club on South Congress for an official Dylan LeBlanc show, where Americana and indie rock vibes collide in true Austin style!

Dylan LeBlanc, the nomadic singer-songwriter with roots in Texas, brings his edge-of-your-seat sound—think Tom Petty meets '80s rock from his album Renegade, backed by his longtime crew The Pollies. Fresh off tales of coyotes and cliffside standoffs that inspired his self-produced Coyote, expect raw, storytelling tunes about life on the razor’s edge, love, addiction, and freedom.

Venue: Historic Continental Club (opened 1955), a neon-lit legend hosting roots, rockabilly, blues, and country nightly—past stars include Stevie Ray Vaughan and Robert Plant.
Format: Badges, wristbands, and priority access available for this official gig.
Genre: Americana with indie rock flair—perfect for fans of heartfelt, electric live sets.
Pro tip: Grab a cheap drink like a Shiner Shandy, soak in the dive-bar charm, and dance the night away in Austin’s live music capital!

The Venue

Step into the neon-lit legend of The Continental Club at 1315 S Congress Ave in Austin, TX—a South Congress icon that's been rocking since 1955!

From its swanky supper club roots with big-band stars like Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller, it evolved through burlesque shows, dive-bar days, and exploded into a live music mecca. Catch Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Replacements, Joe Ely, and punk pioneers shaking the red velvet curtains—now it's the go-to spot for roots rock, rockabilly, blues, swing, country, and garage rock every night.