'68 at Come and Take It Live

Turn the volume up and clear your calendar, because noise rock duo ‘68 are rolling into Austin for one of their final shows ever. On June 16, 2026, they hit the stage at Come and Take It Live for a stop on their farewell tour, bringing their chaotic, high-energy sound and unpredictable live performance to an intimate room built for loud guitars and sweaty singalongs.

Led by former The Chariot frontman Josh Scogin, ‘68 are known for turning every show into a whirlwind of feedback, riffs, and wild improvisation. It’s just two people on stage, but they sound like a full-scale sonic demolition crew, veering from raw bluesy grooves to explosive noise-rock breakdowns in a heartbeat.

This Austin date is extra special: it’s part of the band’s final run before they retire the project, so once this tour is over, that’s it. If you’ve ever wanted to see ‘68 live—or if you’ve seen them before and know how powerful their shows are—this is your last chance to be in the room when it all goes down.

Adding to the night is special guest Nate Bergman, bringing soulful, gritty rock vibes that pair perfectly with ‘68’s rough-edged energy. Expect big vocals, honest songwriting, and the kind of opening set that feels like a full show on its own.

This is an all-ages event, making it a rare opportunity for younger fans to catch a heavy, emotionally-charged rock show without having to wait on the sidelines. Doors open ahead of the 6:00 pm showtime, so roll in early to grab a good spot and catch every note from both acts.

• Farewell tour date from noise rock duo ‘68
• Special guest: Nate Bergman
• All-ages show, perfect for longtime fans and newcomers alike
• Early evening start at 6:00 pm, ideal for a full night out afterward
• High-energy, unpredictable live performances with plenty of crowd interaction

Whether you’re into noise rock, post-hardcore roots, or just love seeing musicians push their sound to the edge, this show is a must-see. Expect loud amps, flying sweat, broken strings, and the kind of raw, human performance you don’t get from polished stadium tours.

If you’re the type who loves to say “I was there” about legendary final tours, this is your moment. Grab a friend, bring your earplugs (seriously), and get ready to send ‘68 off in Austin style.