Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Barracuda is located at 611 E 7th St in Austin, TX. For directions and parking info, visit Barracuda’s official website at http://barracudaaustin.com/ or call them at 1-512-476-8100. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Austin, TX on Bandsintown.
Overall an amazing show! The venue was small, but intimate and allowed for a lot of interaction between the band and the crowd. Transviolet made every song feel like a unique performance, and the talent this group possesses is unmatched. Every member is extremely genuine and I appreciate that they took time after their set to meet fans at the merch booth. Hope to see them coming back to Austin soon!
VIP tickets were worthless as everyone got to do the meet and greet at the end regardless... Dont was your. Money on the vip. However the.show was dope af and everyone was a real lyricist. Still worth any money to see it!
Solid group of guys, super tight and are obvious pros. Crazy song compositions and chords, and Rick was nice enough to take a picture w/ me and my friends. Come back to Austin soon y'all! (New record sounds amazing live btw)
Best f*****g band ever. Holy s**t. John was awesome and played an encore when everyone asked. John even let me grab the set list after the show which was written on an envelope that had $5 inside of it that I didn't realize when I had asked lmao. Best night ever. That envelope is getting framed with the $5 in it. I owe you $5 John
Darwin and his crew delivered. Great stage demeanor and chill vibe all around. It felt like you were at a house party with all your friends cheering on and old buddy who dropped by to SVR your face off!
Leaps and bounds on your stage game from the opening for Lizzo at Emos last year. I only hate the fact that it was outside but other than sweating my wig off it was a great show.
The band was wonderful as always!! The crowd, not so much. Too many people started to crowd surf towards the end and well, the crowd mostly consisted of small high school girls and so a lot of people were falling.