Join Flamingo and family for our annual NYE funky reggae party! We’ve got the founding fathers of Austin roots reggae, the Mau Mau Chaplains helping to ring in 2018 with two sets of their groovin’ island sounds. Free champagne toast at midnight. 21+ only.
"If you stuck the Replacements, David Bowie, and John Prine in a blender, slowed them all down with some codeine, and let them stumble woozily around, you’d get The Savage Poor’s The Grown Ups." - No Depression Hailing from Austin, TX, The Savage Poor is the band project of brothers Jeff
Audic Empire was formed in late 2010. Since then they have been turning heads in the Austin music scene with their psychedelic, Reggae/rock and feel good tunes. They have a high intensity performance and an astonishing sound with the contrast of two singers, their Red Hot solo Guitarist, and rock
"If you stuck the Replacements, David Bowie, and John Prine in a blender, slowed them all down with some codeine, and let them stumble woozily around, you’d get The Savage Poor’s The Grown Ups." - No Depression Hailing from Austin, TX, The Savage Poor is the band project of brothers Jeff
Every Wednesday night you can find the Mau Mau Chaplains laying down some of the best live reggae you’re eva gonna see. These guys have been playing together for years and know a thing or two about about putting on a show to remember. NEVER a cover and ALWAYS good
Come out to the Flam Can for a night of Reggae selections and live music. Jah Bill and Dngr host and select tunes throughout the night. At 10:00pm we open the stage to the ReggaeJam performance. All who wish to play should show up early and sign up with the
2 SETS | $5 Micah Shalom & The Babylonians plays a mix of Traditional Ska, Roots Reggae, Rocksteady, and Afro-Beat grooves. Lead by a full horn section, with occasional vocals by Micah Shalom and guest artists. Members of The Babylonians (Micah Shalom - horns, Evan Hegarty - keys) have played
BUY TICKETS HERE Flamingo’s annual celebration of Bob Marley’s birthday is an Austin tradition. In honor of the late legend, The Mau Mau Chaplains and Hail Marley! join forces to perform all your Marley favorites. And Winston will be cooking up Jamaican food in the back. Come hungry and ready
"If you stuck the Replacements, David Bowie, and John Prine in a blender, slowed them all down with some codeine, and let them stumble woozily around, you’d get The Savage Poor’s The Grown Ups." - No Depression Hailing from Austin, TX, The Savage Poor is the band project of brothers Jeff