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Live music review: legendary Austin act Soulhat played holiday show at Continental Club

January 14, 2026 Brian Hillsman 923 Views alt-country, Austin, BLues, Continental Club, funk, holiday show, live music, Review, rock n roll, SoCo, SoulHat, south congress, Southern rock

On December 26, legendary Austin rock outfit, Soulhat, performed in front of a packed audience for their annual holiday concert at the Live Music Capital’s oldest rock venue, Continental Club. After 36 years since forming, the Austin mainstays returned to the venue that most reflects Austin’s past with multiple residencies by longtime city players while simultaneously looking into it’s future with select newer acts.

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Live music review: Patrick Sweany deserves a bigger stage

November 12, 2025 Robert Dean 1056 Views blues rock, Continental Club, Jack White, live music, Nashville, new music, Patrick Sweany, Review, rock n roll, singer, songwriter, soul

Every time Patrick Sweany rolls through town, I ask myself the same question: how is this guy not bigger? It’s the eternal curse of music nerds — finding an artist you love and wondering what the hell is wrong with everyone else. But Sweany’s different. He belongs in the same conversation as Chris Stapleton, Jack White, Marcus King, and the Black Keys. He’s that good.

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Live music review: Austin rockers Graveltooth introduced new album at Continental Club

August 7, 2018 Greg Ackerman 1075 Views Austin guitar rock, concert, Continental Club, Graveltooth, live music, psych-rock, Reed Brownlow

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Last month Austin rock and roll outfit Graveltooth, featuring former members of The Wheeler Brothers, The Madisons and Moving Matter took the stage at South Congress Avenue live music mainstay, Continental Club to a good-sized crowd for a mid-week, midnight set time. Right out of the gate, the group proved whether it be two or two hundred fans, that they were going to deliver a good time for fans. Brothers Evan and Dustin Bozarth are capable musicians joined by Curtis Pierce, Cameron Cummings and Keith Laudieri to form a rock and roll act with a hint of psychedelia thrown in.