Girl Named Tom

Girl Named Tom is bringing their lush harmonies and heartfelt songs to Austin for a special night at one of the city’s most legendary music rooms on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 at 8:00 pm.

This sibling trio blends acoustic textures with pop, country, and folk influences, creating the kind of soaring three-part harmonies that first put them on the national radar. Expect intimate storytelling, beautiful vocal arrangements, and a set list that can shift from tender ballads to upbeat sing-alongs without ever losing that warm, rootsy vibe.

The venue is classic Austin: cozy, loud in the best way, and built for people who really love live music. Your ticket gets you general admission standing-room entry, so you’ll be in the middle of the action, close to the stage and surrounded by fellow fans. Limited seating may be available on a first-come, first-served basis and can change from show to show, so it’s smart to arrive early if you’re hoping to snag a seat. If you have an ADA request, the venue encourages you to reach out in advance so they can do their best to accommodate you.

• Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
• Time: 8:00 pm showtime
• Format: General admission, standing room; limited first-come, first-served seating
• Vibe: Intimate, high-energy live show with rich vocal harmonies and acoustic-driven arrangements

Getting there and getting settled is part of the fun. For drivers, the venue recommends using SpotHero to book downtown parking in advance so you’re not circling the block when the doors open. If you’re aiming for street parking instead, pay close attention to posted signs and pay stations for current enforcement details. There’s also valet parking available across the street at The Westin Hotel at 310 E 5th Street, a convenient option if you’d rather skip the hunt for a spot.

No need to show up on an empty stomach, either. Antone’s keeps the classic concert fuel flowing with its own comfort-food lineup. You can grab beer-steamed Cliffy Dog hot dogs, plus Antone’s Famous Po’ Boys in five tried-and-true varieties: Original, Turkey & Swiss, Premium Roast Beef, Tuna, and The Piggy. These iconic sandwiches trace their roots back to 1962, when Clifford’s uncle Jalal put his own spin on the New Orleans po’ boy; today they’re still a beloved Texas staple. Pair your sandwich with Zapp’s New Orleans Kettle Style Potato Chips and you’re set for the night.

Between one of the country’s most buzzed-about vocal trios, a storied Austin venue, and classic po’ boys in hand, this show promises a full experience: great music, great energy, and a taste of local flavor all in one evening.