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[10/19] Preview: Los Federales and Son De Rey at Gypsy Lounge

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Los FederalesTonight is one of the busiest nights of the year in terms of live Latin music happenings in Austin. With both Día De Los Muertos festivals happening during the day and early evening, East 6th takes over the night with DJ Orión at Volstead Lounge and neighboring bar/venue Gypsy Lounge  hosting a great local showcase featuring two unique Latin bands from Austin, Son De Rey and Los Federales.

Son De Rey is an Urban Tejano quartet whose music combines elements of pop, salsa, Tejano, cumbia and R&B. The group will even perform covers of popular top 40 hits with their own Latin twist, including “Careless Whisper” by George Michael (Wham!). The group is currently performing in support of their latest EP, Ojos Azules. Son De Rey perform at 10 p.m.

Headlining the night are Austin-based Los Federales. Formerly Ex-Machina, the group’s sound is a blend of upbeat reggae, Afro-Cuban rhythms with prog-rock and punk elements. Los Federales perform at midnight.

Gypsy Lounge is located at 1504 E. 6th Street. Doors open at 9 p.m. Show starts at 10 p.m. 21+ welcome. No cover.

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[8/17] Preview: Son De Rey and Zoumountchi at Sahara Lounge

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After celebrating the release of their debut music video on Friday night, Austin-based Son De Rey will take the party to the east side on Saturday, Aug. 17, at The Sahara Lounge. The group will serve as the special guest performer for the venue’s Africa Night as house band Zoumountchi performs every Saturday night. Arrive early and you may even get to partake in the free buffet.

Son De Rey is an Urban Tejano quartet whose music combines elements of pop, salsa, tejano, cumbia and R&B. The group will even perform covers of popular top 40 hits with their own Latin twist, including “Careless Whisper” by George Michael (Wham!). The group is currently performing in support of their latest EP, Ojos Azules. Son de Rey perform at 10 p.m.

The Sahara Lounge is located at 1413 Webberville Rd. Doors open at 9 p.m. $6 cover includes buffet. 21+ welcome. Visit the Facebook event page here. Listen to music from Son De Rey below.

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[8/16] Preview: Son De Rey music video release party at Spider House Ballroom

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On Friday, Aug. 16, Austin-based Tejano group Son De Rey will be celebrating the debut of their very first music video for “Oye Mi Amor,” off their EP, Ojos Azules, at Spiderhouse Ballroom. The event will include performances by Austin-based Latin bands La Frenetika, La Vida Buena, and of course, Son de Rey.

“Oye Mi Amor” was written by lead vocalist Luis Miguel Ramirez and arranged by keyboardist David Moreno. The music video, directed by Hans Gotun and Kamie Dorris, took over a month of production planning and screen testing. Frontman Luis Miguel Ramirez produced the video.

Spider House Ballroom is located at 2906 Fruth Street. $5 cover, $3 with a student ID. Doors open at 9 p.m. The music video viewing will be held in the patio area at 9:45 p.m. La Frenetika will kick off the showcase at 10:15 p.m., followed by Son de Rey and La Vida Buena. Visit the Facebook event page here.

Watch the video teaser for “Oye Mi Amor” below.

[4/28] Preview: Ram Jam at Texas Club Bar and Grill

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On Sunday, April 28, the Austin community is invited to the Texas Club Bar and Grill for Ram Jam, an event to benefit funds for the Johnston High School Vietnam Veterans Memorial Ceremony. Scheduled performers include alumni from the Austin Tejano Music Coalition Tejano Idol competition, as well as an eclectic mix of Tejano groups.

Scheduled to perform are Austin’s own Angel y Grupo Vimana, known for their cutting-edge original music, along with the high-energy and eclectic latin-flavored sounds of Son de Rey. Also on the bill are San Antonio’s Marisa Cortez and 2012 Tejano Idol winner Anani Rhames and runner-up Devin Banda.

Proceeds from the show will help fund the ground-breaking ceremony for the Johnston High School Veterans Memorial, constructed in honor of Johnston High School students who died while serving in the military during the Vietnam War.

The Texas Club Bar and Grill is located on Burleson Road just south of Ben White Boulevard in southeast Austin. Doors open at 6 p.m., admission is free until 7:30 p.m, and donations are accepted after 7:30 p.m.  21+ are welcome. For more information call (512) 541-7621. View the Facebook event here.

[3/22] Preview: Barrio Bash Vol. II at Spiderhouse Ballroom

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Austin Vida debuted our “Barrio Bash” showcase series last week with a lineup and event that set the precedent for the series. The goal is to not only bring together the best and most diverse Latin bands to the people, but also showcase some of our favorite DJs at the party. If you love Latin music, love to dance or are just looking to experience something different, join us at Spiderhouse Ballroom (formerly 29th Street Ballroom) on Friday night.

Two stages will be utilized for this month’s Barrio Bash, one for the DJs and one for everyone. The Chapel stage outside of the Ballroom stage is where the party starts with DJ Orión and Pagame from Peligrosa spinning from 8-10 p.m. Peligrosa is known for putting an electronic twist on a  wide variety of styles of music from Mexico, South America, Africa and parts of Europe.

While the DJs spin on the Chapel Stage, the live bands in the Ballroom Stage (inside) will begin starting at 9 p.m. with Austin’s biggest Colombian-inspired orkesta, La Frenetika. Austin-based urban Tejano group Son De Rey follow at 10 p.m. while cumbia-fusion band Mazanas Malas keep the party going at 11 p.m. Our boys DJ Orión and Pagame then bring the turntables inside from midnight to 2 a.m. to close the party out. Be ready to hang out and dance all night for this one.

Spiderhouse Ballroom is located at 2906 Fruth Street. Doors open at 8 p.m. All ages are welcome. $7 cover for 21+. $10 for minors. Show your student I.D. at the door for reduced cover. Free parking. RSVP on Facebook here for your chance to win tickets to this year’s Pachanga Latino Music Fest.

[2/23] “Hecho In Austin” CD release show with El Tule at Frank

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Austin-based Latin fusion group El Tule is ready for a big night tonight as they debut their third release to the world, Hecho In Austin: Vol. III. After their scheduled performance at Map Jam, the group heads over to popular downtown restaurant and live music venue Frank for a CD release party, Latino estyle, with Son De Rey. Latin music lovers, this is going to be a good night.

El Tule is Latin fusion group whose music blends elements of salsa, merengue, cumbia and reggae set to Spanish lyrics. What catches most by surprise is that the Latin band you are hearing either live or recorded is fronted by musician John Dell, the gringo brother from another mother. Barrio pass in hand, El Tule is Latin music staple on Austin and always provide a good time. El Tule take the stage at midnight.

Austin’s Son De Rey open the show at 10 p.m. Their set includes popular covers from salsa, Tejano, Latin pop and their own original music. The perfect party starters, Son De Rey are seasoned performers and a perfect compliment to El Tule.

Frank is located at 4th and Colorado. Doors open at 9 p.m. All ages are welcome. $5 cover. Visit the Facebook event page here.

Watch the new music video for “Reggae Cumbia” from El Tule below.

[11/2] Preview: V-Day en Español presents ReVenton ¡Sacude el esqueleto!

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V-Day Austin en Español is the local group of community volunteers that are part of the worldwide V-Day organization. V-Day works to end violence against women and girls globally. Locally, their efforts help raise awareness about gender based violence and funds for different organizations that support women. This year V-Day Austin’s funds will be raised for SafePlace, the women’s shelter in Austin.

On Friday, November 2, V-Day en Español is presenting ReVenton: ¡Sacude el esqueleto! at Méduse Lounge. The benefit showcase will feature live music from Austin-based salsa-fusion bands Son De Rey, Sonido Cimtl and Salero. DJ Danny Novoa and VDJ Chico De Luna will also be on hand to spin Latin music and provide accompanying visuals.

Méduse Lounge is located at 219 Congress Ave. $10 cover. Proceeds benefit SafePlace. Doors open at 9 p.m. 21+ are welcome. For more information call (512) 699-1792.

Listen to music from some of the night’s performers below.