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Austin Concerts in May 2027

May brings Austin deeper into outdoor concert season, with major tours, amphitheater shows and club dates continuing across the city. Browse Austin concerts in May 2027 by date, artist and venue, explore live music across a wide range of genres and check ticket options for the shows you want to see.

Austin Concerts in May 2027

Concerts in Austin This May

As spring turns toward summer, Austin’s concert calendar expands across outdoor venues while theaters, music halls and clubs stay active.

Find May Shows by Artist and Venue

Use the listings above to explore Austin concerts scheduled throughout May 2027. Compare show dates, artists and venues, then open any event page for additional details and current ticket options.

The calendar can include everything from major touring productions to intimate club shows, giving you plenty of ways to plan a night out.

Plan Your May Concerts in Austin

Concert schedules, start times and ticket availability can change during May, especially as new tour dates are added or event details are updated.

Check the individual event page before attending for the latest available information.

Frequently asked questions

What concerts are happening in Austin in May 2027?

Concerts currently scheduled in Austin during May 2027 are listed on this page with dates, artists, venues and ticket options.

Where can I find tickets for Austin concerts in May 2027?

Use the ticket links shown with each event listing to check current ticket options and availability for concerts in May 2027.

Where can I see live music in Austin in May?

Shows take place at arenas, theaters, music halls, outdoor venues, clubs and other live music spaces throughout Austin.

What types of concerts are in Austin in May?

Austin’s calendar can include rock, country, indie, alternative, hip-hop, electronic, metal, pop, blues, Americana and many other genres.

Can new Austin concerts be added during May?

Yes. New shows and schedule updates can appear as artists announce tour dates and venues update their calendars.