live music

PAACK

4.7

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Discover PAACK, the ultimate lady-led supergroup that's all about sisterhood, song, and soul-stirring vibes! This powerhouse quintet of talented friends—Paige DeChausse of The Reverent Few, Andrea Magee of Beat Root Revival and Andrea Magee Band, Violet Lea of Madam Radar, Cari Hutson of Cari Hutson & Good Company, and Kelly Green of Madam Radar—started jamming on Monday nights at C-Boys Heart & Soul in Austin, inviting women to join the fun with wine, voices, and unbreakable bonds.

Free Show Magic: Catch their enchanting happy hour performance—tips appreciated!—where heartfelt stories, hilarious moments, and raw emotions create a space to laugh, cry, and connect deeply.
From Pandemic Streams to Residency Royalty: They kept the music flowing online during tough times, then snagged a beloved weekly Thursday slot at The Saxon Pub for three years straight, packing the house every time.
Festival Stars & Big Openers: Debuted at She Rises International Women's Festival in Taos alongside legends like Shawn Colvin and Allison Russell, and opened for The Doobie Brothers at Austin's Moody Center—talk about leveling up!
Coming Soon: Get hyped for their upcoming 'Live from the Saxon' record, capturing all that electric synergy live.

PAACK isn't just a band; it's a tapestry of melodies and friendship that'll leave you buzzing with joy and inspiration!

Venue Details

Step into the Saxon Pub, Austin's legendary music haven at 1320 S Lamar Blvd, where the soul of live tunes beats strong since 1990!

Founded by Joe Ables and Craig Hillis, this cozy spot rose from a dingy dive bar into a folk-turned-blues, country, and rock hotspot, honoring the original Saxon Pub's singer-songwriter legacy from the '70s. It's hosted over 30,000 shows, drawing stars like Kris Kristofferson—who called it "playing in his own living room"—and launching careers in an intimate vibe perfect for jamming celebs and locals alike.

Iconic knight statue guards the door, welcoming music lovers 21+.
Survived rent hikes thanks to savior Gary Keller in 2016.
Starred in the 2019 doc Nothing Stays the Same, capturing its enduring spirit.
From Rusty Weir's epic residencies to surprise sit-ins, it's pure Austin magic!

Grab a beer, catch a set, and feel the heartbeat of the Live Music Capital—no judgments, just great vibes.