Long Center for the Performing Arts, Austin’s iconic cultural hub and community gathering place, and Luck Reunion announce the return of Long Live Music Presented by White Claw, a socially distanced concert series that will feature performances from some of music’s most cherished acts, including Patty Griffin with Carrie Rodriguez, Billy Strings, Nikki Lane & Jade Bird with Sir Woman, and Blind Boys of Alabama. This series is dedicated to bringing the excitement of national touring acts ... view more »
Long Center for the Performing Arts, Austin’s iconic cultural hub and community gathering place, and Luck Reunion announce the return of Long Live Music Presented by White Claw, a socially distanced concert series that will feature performances from some of music’s most cherished acts, including Patty Griffin with Carrie Rodriguez, Billy Strings, Nikki Lane & Jade Bird with Sir Woman, and Blind Boys of Alabama. This series is dedicated to bringing the excitement of national touring acts back into Austin’s world-renowned live music scene. The series presents Gospel Sunday Revival featuring Blind Boys of Alabama on Sunday, April 4 at 2 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 5 at 10 a.m. at TheLongCenter.org.
Tickets for Long Live Music will be limited and sold in pre-marked, socially-distanced squares on the lawn that each accommodate four people. Premium Seating on the lawn includes the best front and center seats with up-close views, free appetizers, dedicated food and beverage service, blankets and chairs for extra comfort, and a commemorative poster. Guests will be socially distant, enjoying the show from the best seat in town. For tickets, see here.
Long Live Music, in partnership with the Long Center and the Luck Family Foundation is excited to announce that the spring concert series will help support Musically Fed, a nonprofit organization that is working across the country to provide unemployed musicians and music industry workers with access to fresh food, dry goods, and other necessities during the pandemic. Long Live Music will be raising funds and collecting non-perishable food donations in support of Musically Fed’s industry focused food drive to take place in Austin this April.
For more information on Long Live Music, including full lineups, FAQs, and health and safety protocols, please visit TheLongCenter.org and LuckReunion.com
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