Singer, guitarist, and musical time-traveler Holly Frost returns to Batch for an evening of timeless charm. Drawing from the golden era of the American and international songbooks (1920s jazz, 1930s swing, 1940s torch songs, 1950s country ballads, and early Latin favorites), Holly brings a playful mix of historical reverence and personal flair to the stage. Whether she's reviving a forgotten verse or unveiling an original tune dressed in mid-century style, it's a thoughtfully spun set for lovers of history, melody, and a good story well told.

Diana Burgess and Curtis McMurtry deliver live, emotionally charged Chamber Pop. A Batch House favorite and, dare we say, one the best acts in town.

Wake up to soulful grooves from all around the world—curated by recording artist and musician Daniel Fears!

Formed by Austin drummer Kevin Witt, who studied in NYC with veteran timekeepers, Jimmy Cobb, Cindy Blackman and Peter Retzlaff, B-Side is group so dedicated to the classic hard bop ethos they prefer to dig into the second sides of great albums, rather than stick with the traditional standards. Expect Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and their peers, but not necessarily the songs you expect. Song selections will be wrapped in historical context through narratives, spoken word and samples

A night of original, multi-genre music and choice favorites with instrumentalist and singer Brian Rise plus special guests.

Sunday Night Live is a FREE monthly comedy show featuring all disciplines of comedy by the best of Austin's writers and comedians. Come early and get a Batch Pilz and enjoy your last gasp of the weekend. Show starts at 7:00. Reserve your free spot here

For the Sake of the Song songwriters night is a free community event, a celebration of song, and a showcase of incredible local songwriters every 1st Tuesday of the month. It's an excuse to get together, to create community, to center our lives on Song, on sharing, on story. Host songwriter Matthew Payne brings together both emerging and established independent songwriters each month, so it’s a chance to hear your soon-to-be-favorite up and coming songwriter, and catch that songwriter you already love in a stripped down set – either way, the evening is designed to inspire you to fall in love with the real Austin music scene.  

EVERY FIRST WEDNESDAY @ BATCH!

Webster‘s ragtime trio is a throwback to a style of music that went largely unrecorded. Around the turn-of-the-century, it is said that there was lots of string bands, i.e. mandolin, banjo, guitar, bow cello, playing the popular hits of the day including classic ragtime compositions like the Maple leaf rag. Although that type of music was composed for marching bands and solo piano performance, it is hard not to notice how joyful it sounds played on acoustic stringed instruments. 

  And they don’t stop there, they more than dip their toes into ragged Texas Fiddle tunes from the 78 RPM era, even venturing across the pond to play the occasional archaic Polish mazurka, and/or striking up borderland polka Harkening back to the glory days of Tejas. 

   Alexander Jones, Will Webster, and Westen Borghesi make up this fine trio. 

Grab your friends and come enjoy a night of non-stop laughter and good vibes as we showcase Austin's top comedians at your neighboorhood brewery! Say goodbye to downtown hassles and drink minimums – we're bringing the comedy to you. Get ready to sip on delicious craft brews and chow down on tasty burritos and BBQ while enjoying performances from comedians you've seen at Comedy Mothership, Kill Tony, The Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central, and more! Reserve your free seat here

The Un-Tied Four (Vintage Ties Quartet) brings you the hot riffs and sweet melodies from 1930s and 40s dance halls.
Inspired by the driving sounds of small groups and big band orchestras alike, the group weaves an intricate web of tight arrangements and free-spirited improvisation packed into a 4-piece swing combo.
Get ready for an authentic and unforgettable dancing and listening experience! Every FIRST SATURDAY at BATCH!

Tango Night at Batch!

Join us for a night of Argentine Tango with an all-star lineup of Tango musicians at Batch, performing Golden Era Tango Classics, Nuevo Tango, and original compositions, with special guest Tango dance performances.

The Tango Quintet will feature DC based Bandoneonist Emmanuel Trifilio and Bassist Ali Cook, along with Austin based Guitarist Adam Carney, Vocalist Ana Barajas, and Violinist Wen Chang Lit.   You don't want to miss this!  Sat, Feb 7th, 8pm-10.   Free Show!  

Batch's legendary weekend Jazz Jam hosted by The Goulds, every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Bring your axe, or just relax. Regardless, good times will be had.

Local songwriters and storytellers are coming to Batch, curated by Batch favorite Caroline Sears

Jessica Healey lights up Batch with a groove-leaning brand of indie pop that marries vulnerable, razor-sharp lyrics to sly rhythmic twists and jazz-tinged harmony—think Madison Cunningham’s harmonic daring, Fiona Apple’s bite, and Corinne Bailey Rae’s warmth rolled into one. 

A fixture on Austin stages from Sofar Sounds and Austin Music Love sessions to The Mohawk, Elephant Room, Monk’s, and her standing Saturday residency at Jupiter Supper Club, Healey also showcased as an official SXSW 2024 artist and has a slate of new releases dropping soon. (Follow her on Instagram to keep up! @jesshealeymusic)

Backed by Liam O'Dell (bass), Matt Zelenin (keys), and Dillon Brouse (drums), they turn her intimate songs into a full-band party—come grab a pint and hanggggg

Singer, guitarist, and musical time-traveler Holly Frost returns to Batch for an evening of timeless charm. Drawing from the golden era of the American and international songbooks (1920s jazz, 1930s swing, 1940s torch songs, 1950s country ballads, and early Latin favorites), Holly brings a playful mix of historical reverence and personal flair to the stage. Whether she's reviving a forgotten verse or unveiling an original tune dressed in mid-century style, it's a thoughtfully spun set for lovers of history, melody, and a good story well told.

Austin’s favorite Swingers return for their bi-monthly residency at BATCH! No cover, yes Dancing!

Dual threat trumpet player/crooner Luke Allen teams up with pianist Shane Dickens, a veteran of the Austin jazz scene. Expect a night of American songbook classics, hot jazz, and swing music.

SPECIAL EARLY EDITION! Hosted by Johnny Serrano and featuring a rotating cast of Austin mainstays and suprise guests from all over, our Django Djams transform Batch into the Hot Club du Austin.

ATX Musical Theatre Collective brings their popular show tune open mic event to Batch! This is a chance to try out new songs or polish favorites with a live pianist in a supportive, low-pressure environment. We will have a combination of advance signups and on-the-spot jump-ups, so bring your rep book or come cheer on these talented musical theatre performers.

Batch's legendary weekend Jazz Jam hosted by The Goulds, every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Bring your axe, or just relax. Regardless, good times will be had.

Julie Slim is a Lebanese-Palestinian-American multilingual jazz/world vocalist based in Austin, TX.  She founded her band, Julie Slim & RendezVous, in 2013, bringing forth the cultural influences that shaped her life. A child of the world, Julie aims to create cultural bridges and heart connections through her warm vocals which are known to soothe, uplift and transport her listeners. A true gem of the Austin scene, Batch is thrilled to host Julie for what will be an incredible night of music.

Diana Burgess and Curtis McMurtry deliver live, emotionally charged Chamber Pop. A Batch House favorite and, dare we say, one the best acts in town.

Austin’s favorite Swingers return for their bi-monthly residency at BATCH! No cover, yes Dancing!

Join Andrew Hairston, comrades, friends, and community members to watch the results of the March 3, 2026 primary election. Food, drinks, and live music will accompany speeches, conversations, and general solidarity.

EVERY FIRST WEDNESDAY @ BATCH!

Webster‘s ragtime trio is a throwback to a style of music that went largely unrecorded. Around the turn-of-the-century, it is said that there was lots of string bands, i.e. mandolin, banjo, guitar, bow cello, playing the popular hits of the day including classic ragtime compositions like the Maple leaf rag. Although that type of music was composed for marching bands and solo piano performance, it is hard not to notice how joyful it sounds played on acoustic stringed instruments. 

  And they don’t stop there, they more than dip their toes into ragged Texas Fiddle tunes from the 78 RPM era, even venturing across the pond to play the occasional archaic Polish mazurka, and/or striking up borderland polka Harkening back to the glory days of Tejas. 

   Alexander Jones, Will Webster, and Westen Borghesi make up this fine trio. 

Grab your friends and come enjoy a night of non-stop laughter and good vibes as we showcase Austin's top comedians at your neighboorhood brewery! Say goodbye to downtown hassles and drink minimums – we're bringing the comedy to you. Get ready to sip on delicious craft brews and chow down on tasty burritos and BBQ while enjoying performances from comedians you've seen at Comedy Mothership, Kill Tony, The Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central, and more! Reserve your free seat here

The Un-Tied Four (Vintage Ties Quartet) brings you the hot riffs and sweet melodies from 1930s and 40s dance halls.
Inspired by the driving sounds of small groups and big band orchestras alike, the group weaves an intricate web of tight arrangements and free-spirited improvisation packed into a 4-piece swing combo.
Get ready for an authentic and unforgettable dancing and listening experience! Every FIRST SATURDAY at BATCH!

Batch's legendary weekend Jazz Jam hosted by The Goulds, every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Bring your axe, or just relax. Regardless, good times will be had.

Local songwriters and storytellers are coming to Batch, curated by Batch favorite Caroline Sears

Jessica Healey lights up Batch with a groove-leaning brand of indie pop that marries vulnerable, razor-sharp lyrics to sly rhythmic twists and jazz-tinged harmony—think Madison Cunningham’s harmonic daring, Fiona Apple’s bite, and Corinne Bailey Rae’s warmth rolled into one. 

A fixture on Austin stages from Sofar Sounds and Austin Music Love sessions to The Mohawk, Elephant Room, Monk’s, and her standing Saturday residency at Jupiter Supper Club, Healey also showcased as an official SXSW 2024 artist and has a slate of new releases dropping soon. (Follow her on Instagram to keep up! @jesshealeymusic)

Backed by Liam O'Dell (bass), Matt Zelenin (keys), and Dillon Brouse (drums), they turn her intimate songs into a full-band party—come grab a pint and hanggggg

Singer, guitarist, and musical time-traveler Holly Frost returns to Batch for an evening of timeless charm. Drawing from the golden era of the American and international songbooks (1920s jazz, 1930s swing, 1940s torch songs, 1950s country ballads, and early Latin favorites), Holly brings a playful mix of historical reverence and personal flair to the stage. Whether she's reviving a forgotten verse or unveiling an original tune dressed in mid-century style, it's a thoughtfully spun set for lovers of history, melody, and a good story well told.

Batch's legendary weekend Jazz Jam hosted by The Goulds, every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Bring your axe, or just relax. Regardless, good times will be had.