With 蜜柚直播鈥檚 chilly nights in full effect, what better way to get fired up than with a live show.
Get the weekend started on Friday, Jan. 27, with Austin singer-songwriter BettySoo and 蜜柚直播 rockers the Tirebiters for a show at 鈥榮 Plaza stage.
Expect to hear a little Credence Clearwater Revival meets Allman Brothers from the 鈥 frontman Lex Browning, blues bassist Steve Grams, Danny Krieger on guitar and drummer Les Merrihew.
Americana/folk singer comes here with a boatload of critical acclaim, with Acoustic Guitar boldly proclaiming that she has 鈥渢he most gorgeous voice in Texas 鈥f not in all contemporary folk.鈥 She also has the endorsement of two of Texas鈥檚 Americana leading voices, James McMurtry and Chris Smither. When their schedules permit, she鈥檚 been known to tour with both.
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Friday鈥檚 show begins at 7 p.m. at Hotel Congress, 311 E. Congress St. Tickets are $11.33 through .
You have a pair of concerts to choose from on Saturday, Jan. 28:
鈥榮 Diamond Center is hosting the post-COVID reunion of the 1990s/mid-2010s R&B quartet at 8 p.m. This is a chance to hear the original members K-Ci, DeVante Swing, Jo-Jo and Mr. Dalvin perform their hit songs including 鈥淔orever My Lady,鈥 鈥淐ome and Talk to Me,鈥 鈥淪tay,鈥 鈥淔reek鈥檔 You鈥 and 鈥淟ove U 4 Life.鈥
In a career that stretched from 1989-96 before the band took a prolonged hiatus that lasted until 2014, Jodeci has sold over 20 million records worldwide.
Tickets for their show at Desert Diamond, 1100 W. Pima Mine Road, are $45-$85 through .
Over at the downtown, pianist and vocalist is bringing the 鈥淢usic of Billy Joel & Elton John鈥 to life in a tribute concert. Cavanaugh knows his stuff; Billy Joel handpicked him to star in the Broadway musical 鈥淢ovin鈥 Out鈥 which told Joel鈥檚 story.
Cavanaugh was with the show for three years, doing 1,200 performances all told, and was nominated for Grammy and Tony awards.
Expect to hear Cavanaugh cover some of the biggest, most iconic hits from two artists widely celebrated as two of the best piano man singer-songwriters in the history of modern music.
The show starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Fox, 17 W. Congress St. Tickets are $40 to $72.50 through .