Broadway Revivals and High-Energy Live Music in Austin Today

Broadway Hits and High-Energy Performances

Austin’s cultural scene is buzzing this Tuesday, February 3, 2026, with a mix of world-class theater and local musical talent. Headlining the evening is the opening night of the legendary musical The Sound of Music at the Bass Concert Hall. As part of the Broadway in Austin series, this new production offers a fresh look at the heart-stirring story of the Von Trapp family. The performance is scheduled for 7:30 PM, providing a perfect mid-week escape into one of the most beloved scores in theatrical history.

For those looking for a louder, more contemporary vibe, The Stoozies are taking the stage at Come and Take It Live. Doors open at 7:00 PM for this high-energy concert, which features supporting acts The Late Apes and Pelican. This venue on East Riverside Drive is a staple for Austin’s alternative and rock scenes, making it a top choice for live music enthusiasts tonight.

Community Meetups and Interactive Entertainment

If you prefer an interactive evening, Austin’s local bars and cafes are hosting several community-focused events:

• The Drag Queen Game Show: Held at The Highball at 8:00 PM, this free weekly event combines comedy, competition, and high-glamor performances. It is a local favorite for those seeking a lively, inclusive atmosphere.
• Radio Roof Snake Trivia: Radio/East is hosting its signature trivia night starting at 7:00 PM. Grab a team and head over for a night of challenging questions and local craft brews.
• Songwriters' Open Mic: The historic Cactus Cafe continues its Tuesday tradition with an open mic session starting at 7:00 PM. This is an excellent opportunity to catch rising stars in Austin’s singer-songwriter community in an intimate setting.

Public Exhibitions and Artistic Displays

For a more reflective afternoon, the University of Texas Visual Arts Center (VAC) is currently showcasing Murals at VAC: Codex Two Thousand Twenty-Six. This public exhibition features large-scale works that explore contemporary themes through intricate muralism. The center is open to the public during the day, offering a quiet space to appreciate the city’s academic and artistic contributions. Additionally, for fans of traditional Texas music, the Continental Club Gallery features Blue Moon Jazz with Rosie Flores starting at 8:30 PM, providing a sophisticated soundtrack to round out your Tuesday night.