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Your favorite concerts, comedians, and family shows

"David Sedaris" <[link removed]>

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Fri, Apr 29 | Bass Concert Hall

Low Ticket Alert!

Best-selling writer and humorist David Sedaris’ new collection of essays, Happy-Go-Lucky, is due out in May. The New Yorker recently published his essay Lucky-Go-Happy <[link removed]> , in which he reveals how much he missed touring and reading from his work during the pandemic. Do you have your tickets yet?

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"Rupi Kaur" <[link removed]>

Rupi Kaur <[link removed]>

Sat, Jun 11 | Bass Concert Hall

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"The Masked Singer" <[link removed]>

The Masked Singer <[link removed]>

Jul 13 | Bass Concert Hall

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"A.R. Rahman" <[link removed]>

A.R. Rahman <[link removed]>

Fri, Jul 29 | Bass Concert Hall

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"Diana Krall" <[link removed]>

Diana Krall <[link removed]>

Sep 27 | Bass Concert Hall

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The best of Broadway right here in Austin

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Summer: The Donna Summer Musical <[link removed]>

May 3-8 | Bass Concert Hall

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"Mean Girls" <[link removed]>

Mean Girls <[link removed]>

Aug 2-7 | Bass Concert Hall

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"Hadestown" <[link removed]>

Hadestown <[link removed]>

Sep 20-25 | Bass Concert Hall

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22/23 Broadway in Austin

"Broadway In Austin"

Mark your calendars! Find out what’s joining Disney’s Aladdin in the spectacular 22/23 Broadway in Austin season on Tuesday, May 3.

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A curated series reflecting the most exciting

developments in the performing arts today

"Angélique Kidjo" <[link removed]>

Angélique Kidjo <[link removed]>

Remain In Light

Thu, May 12 | Bass Concert Hall

“On her 2021 album Mother Nature, the 61-year-old Beninese Afropop artist delivers sharp observations about the climate crisis and global injustice with her forceful voice and wraps her sweeping calls for pan-African unity in jubilant rhythm and harmony. Her fifth Grammy win this month makes her the most awarded African musician of all time, and the cast of up-and-coming Afrobeat stars who contributed to Mother Nature cement her status as a living legend who’s helping to shape the next generation. For this show, Kidjo will be revisiting her 2018 project Remain in Light, a recreation of the 1980 Talking Heads album.”

— Austin American Statesman

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