Beth Lee

Beth Lee plays Jester King Brewery on Saturday, September 12, from 12 PM to 3 PM. It's a midday show, so you'll be out in the open rather than in a dark club, and the set sits right where her sound usually lands: a mix of roots, indie, and rock 'n' roll. If you've caught her before, that's the territory you know—melodic, grounded, and leaning into those three styles without letting any one of them take over.

Since it's a Saturday afternoon slot, it works as a day-trip kind of thing. You can get there, hear the set, and still have the rest of your weekend ahead of you. It's a good one to bring a friend along for, especially if you're looking for something that doesn't require a late night.

The venue is part of the draw here. Jester King Brewery is a world-renowned maker of farmhouse ales and barrel-aged wild ales, and the brewery itself sits on a 165-acre ranch on the outskirts of Austin. They don't just brew beer—they also make wood-fired pizza and raise goats on the property. The brewery has picked up its share of recognition along the way, including a GABF Bronze in 2022, a World Beer Cup award that same year, Best of Austin 2022, and the Austin Chronicle Best Brewery 2022. It's a place where the beer and the food are as much a part of the afternoon as the music.

So, the plan is simple: Beth Lee on Saturday, September 12, from 12 PM to 3 PM at Jester King Brewery, 13187 Fitzhugh Rd, Austin, TX. Come for the roots-indie-rock set, stay for the farmhouse ales and the wood-fired pizza.