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TO SEE


The best gigs this season MAY


Mastodon + Eagles


of Death Metal Mastodon tours in support of its recently released seventh LP, Emperor of Sand, with support from Josh Homme’s stoner-rock supergroup. à ACL Live at the Moody Theater, 310 Willie Nelson Blvd (512-225-7999, acl-live.com). May 20 at 6:30pm; $42.


Devin the Dude The weed-obsessed Houston


hip-hop legend brings to life his brand new album, Acoustic


Levitation. Expect to leave with a contact high. à Empire Control Room, 606 E 7th St (empireatx.com). May 21 at 9pm; $15.


X: 40th Anniversary Tour Trailblazing California punk-


rock band X takes a victory


La La Land in concert The Oscar-winning musical


(and Justin Hurwitz’s score) comes to life onstage at the hand of the Austin Symphony. Not in attendance: Ryan Gosling’s sand-colored suit. à Long Center for the Performing Arts, 701 W Riverside Dr (512-474-5664, thelongcenter.org). June 30 at 8pm; $39.


Jim Eno of Spoon, Ain’t Got a Reason, was released in the spring, and it’s loaded with Lukens’s unique blend of rock and pop that somehow manages to be both retro and futuristic. In addition to his performance at Float Fest, look for Lukens to impress at every turn this summer. à Float Fest, 601 Dupuy Ranch Rd, San Marcos (floatfest.net). July 23 at 2pm; $50–$249. · walkerlukens.com


47 May 11–August 16, 2017 Time Out Austin


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