live music

Reed Brothers

4.7

Details

If your perfect night out includes tight harmonies, sharp songwriting, and a room full of people nodding along in unison, the Reed Brothers’ late set is exactly where you want to land.

Rolling into the stage on May 20, 2026 at 10:00 p.m., this family-powered band brings a polished but unpretentious sound that feels like classic Austin: rootsy, melodic, and built for a live room. Expect a blend of Americana, rock, and soul, with songs that ease from slow-burn storytelling into big, full-band swells.

Their show is the kind where you can lean in for the lyrics or just kick back and ride the groove. The brothers trade off vocals and guitar lines with the kind of chemistry you only get from years of playing together, giving every tune an easy, lived-in feel.

Rich vocal harmonies that hit you right in the feelings
Guitar work that moves from delicate textures to punchy riffs
Songs that sit comfortably between modern Americana and classic rock
A late-night start time that practically guarantees a relaxed, music-first crowd

Whether you’ve followed the Reed Brothers for years or you’re just discovering them, this set is a sweet spot for music lovers: big enough to feel like an event, intimate enough that every lyric and solo lands. Grab some friends, slide into a good vantage point, and let the brothers soundtrack your Wednesday night.

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.