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The Smoker's Club Tour blazed into Austin Thursday night and Curren$y, Big K.R.I.T, Fiend (International Jones), and more of their crew lit up the stage at Stubb's.

Austinist photographer Trent Lesikar shot through the smoke to bring you these photos.

The release of Beirut's fourth LP The Rip Tide has unveiled a new touring trend for the Brooklyn quintet.

After a nearly four year absence, Saturday's show at Stubb's was their second stop in Austin this year (earlier this summer they played at ACL Live).

While the band Beirut may be most well-known for their brass-heavy European influenced indie music, their latest album The Rip Tide is likely to change that opinion.

Austinist had a chance to discuss the record's origins, style, cover art and much more with bassist Paul Collins. Beirut plays Stubb's on Saturday with Ramesh.

Yes it’s true: Kyuss Lives! And to make their Saturday night show at Stubb’s even more irresistible, Austin metal masters The Sword are touring with them.

The Sword has played a lot of local parties and some stunning shows at smaller venues. Oh, and they’ve also toured with Metallica in 2008-2009, and briefly in 2010.

She was going to go to Stubb's, but given her popularity in Austin it seems that C3 has decided she needs some more room.

Adele will perform at the Theatre at the Frank Erwin Center on October 19. From C3: "All non-refunded tickets for the Stubb’s show must be exchanged between July 8-15.

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