Brown Horse, a six-piece band from Norwich, UK, performs at The Mohawk-Austin as part of the Americana Austin festival.
Brown Horse play The Mohawk on Saturday, September 26, as part of the Americana Austin festival. They're a six-piece from Norwich, UK, and this is their only Austin date on the bill.
They started in 2018 as a folk quartet, but they've since traded the acoustic sound for something more guitar-driven. These days they describe their music as a blend of slacker rock, Americana, and country-rock—three styles that sit comfortably together on a single record. The songwriting is a collaborative effort across the band, and they're known for an unvarnished sound that doesn't polish away the rougher edges.
They've put out three albums in three years: Reservoir in 2024, All the Right Weaknesses in 2025, and Total Dive in 2026. Songs like "Corduroy Couch" and "Twisters" come from that run, and the set will draw from across those records. Since they've released a new album every year since 2024, there's a fair amount of material to pull from.
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The show is at The Mohawk (912 Red River St) and starts at 7 PM. Tickets start at $47.
