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Antone's
213 W. 5th Street
Austin, TX, 78701
Apartment living in Austin can be a real blast, especially since you’re surrounded by some of the greatest nightlife in the country, but the question is… With so many great clubs, venues, restaurants and bars around town, where’s a good starting point? Why not start at the spot that started it all? Antone’s Night Club. This Austin staple and escape for Apartment-ites all across the cite was Austin’s first 6th street club and still is the venue of choice for many of the nations biggest acts. First opening up in 1975, Antone’s has been host to some of the greatest names in music, such as Pinetop Perkins, B.B. King and Buddy Guy, and helped jump-start the careers of Los Lonely Boys, Bob Schneider, and even Stevie Ray Vaughan. Though its founder, Clifford Antone, may have left us in 2006, his legacy still looms over the venue, which continues to bring in some of the best acts from around the world. Antone’s mood if mostly blues, so get ready to feel the emotion dripping from the walls. Speaking of the walls, they’re crowded with pictures of acts that have come through, and each one tells a great story about this historic Austin landmark. The venue is smaller and more intimate, let you and get up close and personal with the acts, letting the emotion of the music flow through you. So if you’re looking to get out of the apartment discover one of the greatest, most historic locales in Austin, and have a great evening away from the apartment, then go and take a trip over to one of Austin’s most famous landmarks. It’s a great way to make the Austin apartment lifestyle rock!