Indie rock band Cardinal Bloom performs live at the 29th Street Ballroom in Austin.
Cardinal Bloom are playing the 29th Street Ballroom on Sunday, October 25. It's a single-bill night, so they're the only act on the marquee. If you've been following them, you know the sound: indie rock that doesn't lean too hard on the loud end of the spectrum, with a focus on the melodic side of things. It's the kind of set that works just as well if you're standing close to the stage as if you're hanging back toward the bar.
Since they're the sole draw, the whole evening is built around their set. There aren't any openers to work through, so the night opens and closes with them. It's a straightforward way to see them—just the band and their songs, with no one else on the bill to split the time.
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The show is at the 29th Street Ballroom, 2906 Fruth St, in Austin. Doors open at 7 PM, and the music starts at 8 PM. If you're coming from across town, that hour between doors and the start gives you plenty of time to get in, grab a drink, and find a spot before they take the stage. Since it's a Sunday night, it's a bit different from the usual weekend run—a show that starts at 8 PM on a Sunday means you're out well before midnight, which is a nice change if you're not looking for a late one. Doors at 7 PM, show at 8 PM.
