Explore the rich music culture and history in Austin with a guided walking tour led by local musician Meredith Scottie Welborn. Stroll through The Drag and visit iconic venues while learning about the artists and characters who shaped the city into the Live Music Capital of the World. This engaging tour covers about 1.5 miles and is perfect for both first-time visitors and longtime residents. Gain unique insights into Austin's rich musical heritage and appreciate the stories that resonate within its streets.
- Guided walking tour covering 1.5 miles through Austin's music culture
- Led by local musician and storyteller Meredith Scottie Welborn
- All ages welcome, perfect for music lovers and history buffs alike
We will meet outside, in front of the Antone's Record shop storefront. There is limited free parking as well as both free and paid parking available in the nearby neighborhood streets.
Meet your local musician guide outside Antone’s Record Shop and begin exploring the blues legacy that helped establish Austin as the Live Music Capital of the World. Learn about Clifford Antone, Stevie Ray Vaughan and the artists who built Austin’s celebrated blues community. When the shop is open, guests may have an opportunity to step inside.
Stop at one of Austin’s longest-running live music venues and hear how this wonderfully scrappy club nurtured generations of songwriters and bands. Learn about performers including Nanci Griffith, Townes Van Zandt and other artists connected to the Drag. Guests may step inside when the venue is open and access is available.
Visit the building where the original Austin City Limits studio helped introduce Austin’s music to audiences around the world. Hear how a modest local television program became the longest-running music series in American television history and helped define the city’s international reputation.
Discover the Cactus Café, an intimate listening room celebrated for presenting exceptional songwriters in a setting where lyrics and storytelling take center stage. When the venue is open and access is available, guests may step inside this beloved UT music landmark.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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