club deville

Basically the idea behind our first Austinist Family Reading is this - join us for happy hour at Club Deville to hang and hear some of our site's longstanding (or shortstanding) writers break out of their mold for a bit.

You've heard us dish on film and art and food and music, but there's more to us, like possibly prose and poetry and funny stories and etc.!

Jonsi Album Release & Listening Party
Tuesday, April 6
Club De Ville (900 Red River St)
Free, 21+

• An update to our earlier post about Fun Fest early pick-up at Club Deville: if you're buying tickets there, you'll be set at will call on Saturday, no physical tickets will be mailed.
• Austin Town Hall has an interview with Jesus Lizard.
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***SOUL HAPPENING***


Soul Brothers and Soul Sisters,

Now that we are back in the SUMMER HEAT, there becomes a shortage of ways to
keep ourselves from breaking down!

All you can do to keep sane is wait for that
sun to drop, then sweat away the night, dancing to the FUNKIEST GROOVES
laid down, under the stars.

Ain't no better way to avoid the rages of a blistering

WAXPLOITATION! Djs present: A Soul Happening - Friday May 29th @ Club Deville

*** Once again, the FUNKIEST get down in Austin is HAPPENING***

The WAXPLOITATION!

Djs break out the heaviest in Funk, Soul, and Boogaloo
for your sweaty, under-the-stars, dancing pleasure!

It will most definitely be a night to
remember. Make sure to make it out to witness history in the making!

For nearly a decade WAXPLOITATION! has been there, providing the sound scape
to your nights and has consistently thrown the most SOULFUL dance parties

WAXPLOITATION! DJs - ***THIS FRIDAY*** - May 29th Club de Ville

Friends and lovers of soul music,

For the last ten years, Austin's WAXPLOITATION!

DJs have encouraged
locals folks to shake it like nobody else's business and helped spread
the good word of vintage soul and funk music.

All we have ever wanted
to do is share our record collections with friends over a few
Lonestars, remember legends like James Brown and shine light on those
who should of been like local James Polk.

We've had a phenomenal time