Mohawk

I like this outdoor venue for a few reasons: - There's an upper balcony level that makes it easier to see from far away - The balcony has a railing that you can lean against if you're early, and it's white a lot of railing so many people have the option of leaning- The bathrooms and merch table are easy to find and get to- It's big enough to host good bands but not so large that you wonder what the point in showing up was when you're 1000ft from the stage - While it's outdoor, there is a bit of cover in the back if it's raining or too sunny

Nice Venue the bottom can be cramped during a show. I came to see a band play. Drinks were quite expensive $13 for a hazy ipa.The upstairs was the best I like the stands and good views

My friends tell me Mohawk is one of the last remnants of old Austin.This is a great place to see a rock show.A full crowd will literally envelop the performers on the outside stage, which seats around 900. You'll have to arrive early if you want a seat on the bleachers on top of the building. Otherwise you'll have to squeeze in with a bunch of new friends on the patio or the upper stage left walk way.Sound and lights are world class.The bar with the diverse beer and spirits selection is inside, but the outside bar has Lone Star, which hits the spot.

I came here with a friend to see a show. The venue has indoor and outdoor areas for bands.The bar has a variety of different drinks. I had one or two margaritas before switching over to Tito's and soda. My friend stuck with draft beer all night.The venue is also located near other bars so after you're done with the show, you always can go someplace else if you like. There's a couple places to eat around the area, which was appreciated.

It has been awhile since we have come here, we used to come for ACW, an indie wrestling show, but stopped coming awhile back at first due to Covid then just never got back and now ACW is no more. Not the original at the Mohawk anyway.This trip was due due to Quesooff which we have been trying to get to for years and never quite pulled it off. Sometimes it was life, others was due to it being outdoors with hot queso in Summer in Texas. No thanks. Still it is pretty much how I remember it, though with more bars. During wrestling since the top floors were recording booths and wrestler areas they didn't open the extra bars but cool to see every level has a bar. They had water everywhere and while it was a bit wet it didn't seem to deter anyone.They had tons of cool and unique queso's ranging from major restaurants like One Taco to food trucks to a company that makes their queso only for private events, to one guy who just joined up literally "perfected" his recipe the night before. That was cool to see all the types involved. The bartenders and staff are great and until it gets super crowded the space feels open and flowing. I hope we get back to this someday.

This is my fave place to watch live music!! Great access to bars, staff is awesome and the views are superb.

Who doesnt love a good dive bar with a great sound stage. Unfortunately no one at this venue responded to several inquiries through all their social media channels.Drinks are better on the main level than upstairs.

The Mohawk has been around a long time. I remember seeing Buzzcocks there in2010 and it was great but I hadn't been back in several years. After moving away from Austin and coming back life got hectic so I decided to force my husband to make time to go enjoy the things we love namely live shows. I been to The Mohawk a few times this year and it's still an amazing place to check out live shows and it's a very people friendly place for ALL. Bartenders are nice, drinks are good, shows outside are amazing as ever and the crowd is as eclectic as Austin is. I've already got tix to 3 upcoming shows and with so much changing in Austin I'm so thankful The Mohawk is still around and hopefully stays around for a long time. Long live Red River!!!A tip: if you want a good view get here early this place really can fill up as you can see in the pics, but that's no problem just come early and enjoy a few drinks before the show starts.

Gotta say, the evening was a complete disappointment and waste of money. Mohawk does not have visual access for everyone there. If you're not the first few hundred in the door, then you're basically at a listening party, not a concert. $250 to be behind a literal wall or a wall of people. Had we not listened to the club guy outside directing people to a "shorter line" around the corner, we would have been able to have a visual spot. Instead, we listened to him and found ourselves in a line 2x as long that moved at a snails pace. Our fault for listening to him. Jack White's fault for picking a subpar venue for his fans. I know the Mohawk is an iconic Austin location, but it's past its time and can't provide an adequate experience for the number of patrons it lets in. ‍

Great venue - we were all of 5 feet from the outdoor stage, good show, and easy bar access. We'll be back.