Sadurn (solo) / Amelia Cry til I Die / Whyburn

If your musical love language is intimate lyrics, cozy vibes, and a little emotional catharsis, circle June 10, 2026 on your calendar. Radio/East is hosting a beautifully stacked night with Sadurn (solo), Amelia Cry til I Die, and Whyburn — a bill tailor-made for fans of honest, heart-on-sleeve songwriting.

• Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
• Time: Doors 7:00 pm, show at 7:30 pm
• Price: $15 (all ages)
• Venue: Radio/East in Austin, TX

Sadurn (solo) brings the fragile, folk-leaning indie songs you might know from the full band, stripped down to their emotional core. Expect hushed melodies, gently tangled guitar lines, and lyrics that feel like they were written in the margins of a diary — the kind of performance where the quiet parts hit just as hard as any chorus.

Amelia Cry til I Die swings the door wide open on the feelings front, channeling raw, confessional energy into songs that sit somewhere between bedroom pop, indie rock, and late-night overthinking. It’s cathartic, a little messy in the best way, and perfect for anyone who likes their hooks bittersweet and brutally honest.

Whyburn rounds out the bill with a sound that weaves together moody indie rock and dreamier textures. Think shimmering guitars, dynamic builds, and songs that feel like walking home under streetlights after a show — reflective, melodic, and quietly epic.

This is the kind of night where you show up for one artist and leave a fan of all three. With a low-key, listening-room atmosphere and an all-ages crowd, it’s a perfect midweek reset: grab a drink, sink into the sound, and let some very good songwriters narrate your feelings for a few hours.

• Come early to snag a good spot — the intimate sets reward being close to the stage.
• Bring a friend who loves lyrics and a soft spot for sad bangers.
• Support the artists with merch if you can; these are the touring acts you’ll be bragging about seeing early.

If your playlists lean indie, folky, and emotionally devastating (in a good way), this show belongs on your summer plans.