Free all-ages music performance by Parker Woodland, Moscato J and The Tiarras as part of the HAAM Day Music Festival.
Parker Woodland headlines a free, all-ages show at Güero's Taco Bar on Tuesday, September 22, with Moscato J and The Tiarras joining him on the bill. It's part of HAAM Day, the one-day festival that takes over the city every year.
If you've never run into HAAM Day before, it's a bit of a local phenomenon. The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians puts on hundreds of free performances across Greater Austin in a single day, from the Historic Scoot Inn and neighborhood H-E-B locations to parks, breweries, retail stores, and the Town Lake Trail, with a midday showcase on the Texas State Capitol steps. The whole thing runs from 6 AM through to 2 AM the next morning, so there's music going almost around the clock. It's a three-time winner of 'Most Creative Event' at the Austin Music Awards, and the organizers describe it as the world's largest one-day, all-local music festival.
The proceeds from the day go toward HAAM's mission: providing essential healthcare access and wellness support to the thousands of local musicians who keep Austin's culture and music economy thriving. It's powered by PNC and C3 Presents, and supported in part by an Elevate Grant from Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.
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This particular set takes place at Güero's Oak Garden from 5 PM to 8 PM, so it's an early-evening spot rather than a late-night one. It's free and open to all ages, with Parker Woodland, Moscato J, and The Tiarras sharing the stage.
