Long Center announces Concert Club lineup for spring and summer 2026

Jeremy Martin, President at Austin Chamber of Commerce
Jeremy Martin, President at Austin Chamber of Commerce - Austin Chamber of Commerce
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The Long Center announced on Apr. 7 its upcoming Concert Club series, which will feature a lineup of local Austin musicians and provide attendees with reserved seating and amenities at the Rollins Studio Theatre.

Concert Club is designed to make it easier for music fans to enjoy live performances by bringing artists from well-known Austin venues into an intimate setting with guaranteed seats, improved sightlines, and accessible parking. The event aims to offer the atmosphere of iconic city stages without some of the typical challenges faced downtown.

The series includes performances by Bob Schneider on April 11, Dale Watson & His Lone Stars on May 23, and Del Castillo Trio with guest Mike Zeoli on June 27. Schneider is known for his genre-blending style and longstanding presence in Austin’s music scene. Watson has a four-decade career in country music and has collaborated with major artists such as Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson. Del Castillo combines rock, Latin, blues, and world influences, with connections to film soundtracks like “Spy Kids” and “Kill Bill Vol. II.”

Attendees can choose cabaret table seating or opt for special food and wine pairings during the shows. Organizers say that Concert Club seeks to reflect Austin’s musical identity through a diverse range of Texas artists spanning genres such as country, folk, bluegrass, and Tejano.

The event takes place within the broader context of community efforts led by organizations like the Austin Chamber of Commerce. The chamber promotes inclusive growth to benefit neighborhoods according to its official website. It also works to enhance the regional economy through collaboration and advocacy according to its official website, relying on board leadership for direction according to its official website.

The chamber covers economic initiatives throughout the Austin region according to its official website, builds partnerships for business advancement according to its official website, and provides events along with programs aimed at supporting business growth according to its official website.



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