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Reid Bro's Live Show @ SAXON PUB South Lamar ATX. Wednesday August 5th 10 pm. $10 bucks cover.

per fellow ATX local and my Univ. of Texas SAE fraternity Brother and overall good man, Reid Umstattd on Faceook, " Take a nap at work and come out late on a Wednesday you big sissy. It’s worth it just to hear Brian Douglas Phillips on steel. And no better place to hear it than Saxon Pub ." ---Reid U . https://thesaxonpub.com/ https://thesaxonpub.com/event/reid-brothers/   Reid Umstattd is an Austin native and the creative force behind Reid Bros., a project that weaves nostalgic storytelling through the tones of Americana, folk, and rock. He first came onto the national stage as co-founder and frontman of the alternative rock band Nelo, which formed in 2005 and toured extensively across the U.S., releasing three full-length albums and two EPs on Pedernales Records. After nearly a decade with Nelo, Reid stepped into the spotlight as a solo artist, competing on Season 14 of NBC’s The Voice, where he joined Team Adam Levine and advanced to the Top 24. In 2019, he released hi...

Per Culture Map: Austin shows stamina as No. 2 fittest city in Texas for 2026

Austin shows stamina as No. 2 fittest city in Texas for 2026 By John Egan Jul 27, 2026 | 9:03 am Outdoor activity is a daily part of life for many Austinites. Photo by Max Miner on Unsplash The people of Austin deserve to take a victory lap: The capital city has been crowned the second fittest city in Texas for 2026. This year’s American Fitness Index puts Austin at No. 28 among the country’s 100 most populated cities, down from 21st place last year, but still No. 2 in Texas. This also means that Austin is well ahead of Austin's other large metros. Austin ranks 19th in the personal health category and 55th — almost dead average — in the community and environment category. The index shows 82 percent of Austin residents had exercised in the previous month, 61 percent had met aerobic activity guidelines, and 32 percent had met aerobic and strength activity guidelines. All three of those numbers are above the 100-city averages. Although from rankings alone, it seems that Austin didn...