For the past 10 years, the Austin Reggae Fest has done more than just attract some of reggae's biggest names to Texas. It has also raised more than a million dollars for the Central Texas Food Bank, an organization that delivers nourishment to families in need around the region. So when you purchase your tickets for this year's fest on April 14th, 15th, and 16th, you can feel good about where your dollars are going.

Tickets start at just $15 for a one-day wristband, but you can also opt for a $40 ticket for all three days, or splurge on VIP admission. VIPs gain access to the special Chill Zone where you can kick back with a drink and relax right offstage. Regardless of where you're sitting, though, you'll be able to enjoy the talents of this year's performers. The headliners include Tarrus Riley on Friday, Jesse Royal on Saturday night, and Akae Beka on Sunday. That's not to mention the myriad of other smaller performers peppered throughout the weekend at the Austin Reggae Fest.

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People come from all across the globe to experience the massive vintage car show and music festival known as The Lonestar Roundup, but living at Folio, you won't have to travel nearly as far. The Lonestar Roundup unfolds not far from home at the Travis County Expo Center on April 7th and 8th.

Over the past 15 years, this car show has flourished from a single-day affair to a full-weekend event thanks to the ever-increasing number of old-school hot rods and customized cars that take part, driven here from all across the country. In addition to checking out the cars, you can also enjoy live local musical acts that are scattered on stages throughout the Travis County Expo Center. The fest boasts a swap meet and plenty of food vendors as well. Admission is $15 and free for kids under 12.

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Wiz Khalifa, Chromeo, and Alesso are just a handful of the performers headlining Austin's Euphoria Fest. Moby, Chet Porter, and Young Thug are also on the roster, not to mention dozens of other performers, some of them up-and-coming and others that are known nationwide.

That's why tickets to this Austin music festival will probably go fast. Starting at just $179 for all three days, Euphoria Fest is cheap compared to other festivals of its caliber. It's well worth blocking out the weekend of April 6th to 9th and setting up camp in the fields surrounding the main stages. In addition to the live music, Euphoria Fest also offers fun extras like yoga classes, workshops, local art, and more. Don't miss it!

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