Starting this Friday, join KGSR out at Central Machine Works for a FREE show, good time, and a good cause! Each night will benefit a different local nonprofit.
RSVP now at cmbrewery.com
Friday 4/17: Next of Kin
Three-part harmonies, cult country energy, and songwriting that makes you feel understood. Dress code: Texas chic with a twist – boots, denim, pearl snaps, sequins on your cowboy hat if you have them.
Doors at 7PM show at 8PM. Supporting Austin Powwow and The Native American Cultural Center.
More shows TBA!
Learn more about the nonprofits we’re supporting:
The Native American Cultural Center
The Native American Cultural Center was founded in 1991, after Austin Native American members returned from the historic White House Conference on Native Americans. Since that time, the Native American Cultural Center has worked to connect the Native American community with the public, educational institutions, museums, government agencies and corporations for a more accurate understanding of both historical and modern Native American customs, traditions and lifestyles. Organized and incorporated in 1992, the Native American Cultural Center reaches beyond borders to find artists and ambassadors to carry out its mission.
The Austin Powwow is a family friendly event presented by the Native American Cultural Center. Seeking to engage the public by promoting traditional arts and knowledge, dispelling myths and encouraging appreciation of this rich and diverse culture. Thousands of visitors have the opportunity to share in this exciting cultural experience.
Save Our Springs Alliance’s mission is to protect and preserve the extraordinary Barton Springs, the Edwards Aquifer, and the natural landscapes of Central Texas. They are driven by a commitment to education, scientific research, and legal action that fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of these vital water resources and the cultural and ecological heritage that surrounds them. Through their advocacy, they aim to protect not only the environmental health of our region but also the well-being of our community.
The mission of the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) is to provide Austin-area musicians access to affordable health, wellness, and prevention services to strengthen their quality of life in support of our vibrant music culture.
The SIMS Foundation provides mental health and substance use recovery services and supports for musicians, music industry professionals, and their dependent family members. Through education, community partnerships, and accessible managed care, SIMS seeks to destigmatize and reduce mental health and substance use issues, while supporting and enhancing the wellbeing of the music community at large.
