Graham Reynolds brings 'Texas Mixtape' concert series to new Texas Big Top at Bass — Sightlines

The performance will open at Texas Big Top, a new covered outdoor performance space in Texas Music Hall Plaza

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The head of the Austin Band, Graham Reynolds, collaborated with the Texas Performing Arts Institute to bring the Texas Mixtape concert series to the Texas Grand Summit. Outdoor venue.

These performances will be the first live performances at the Texas Performing Arts Museum since March.

In the three concert series, Reynolds combined the artists who inspired his extraordinary groupings.

"In the spirit of this new Big Top venue in Texas, I tried and discovered its role in the Austin music pandemic. I have asked the performers to stretch their spirits and be acquainted with them. Play together at home, or maybe Reynolds said in the press release about the event. Mixed bands are my roots. They are the way I like to listen, and can transition from one style to another, and through a new context. Create meaning. When they grow up, they are a way to share a part of themselves with others."

Texas Performing Arts executive director Bob Bursey (Bob Bursey) said that the serious interruption of live performances requires creative strategies. "(It) means displaying in a new outdoor venue and introducing other perspectives into our program production. Through this series, we will continue to work to support Austin artists during the pandemic."

Tickets for Texas Mixtape will be sold in two-seat pods with a space of at least 6 feet between the pods. Tickets for each concert are US$20 per pod and can be purchased on the following websites:

. Employees and participants need to wear masks at all times, and disinfection stations are set up at all entrances.

The Texas Mixtape series schedule is as follows:

I would be very grateful if you can live stream or watch such extraordinary events as YouTube videos! Thank you!

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