Austin American-Statesman

Another weekend of ACL late-night shows and more live music

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Songs arranges everything. The musical performer for this year’s Serenade, a gala affair that includes dinner, drinks and an auction, is Austin folk-blues-gospel great Ruthie Foster, a three-time Grammy nominee. $150$200. 6 p.m. doors. 4214 N. Capital of Texas Highway. swansongs.org. — P.B.

Wednesday: Scott Miller & Bonnie Whitmore, Walt Wilkins, Wagoneers at Saxon Pub. Most any night at the Saxon will feature at least a couple of separately-ticketed shows by quality songwriter­s, but this one is particular­ly abundant in its offerings. Miller, a first-rate Virginia tunesmith with many albums on his own and with roots-rockers the V-Roys, teams up with Austin shining star Whitmore in the 11 p.m. slot ($12). Wilkins, a fine writer who’s a longtime fixture at the Saxon, plays at 9 p.m. ($10). And Monte Warden’s country-rock band the Wagoneers has just started a weekly 6 p.m. residency at the Saxon after finishing a long run of Sundays at the Continenta­l Club ($5). 1320 S. Lamar Blvd. thesaxonpu­b. com. — P.B.

Thursday: Clifford Antone Foundation with Booker T. Jones and Jackie Venson at Antone’s. With a dual-purpose mission to “honor the past/invest in the future,” the foundation named for the founder of Austin’s longrunnin­g blues haven is all about “making sure the city’s live music scene stays vibrant while also caring for the Austin area’s population of aging musicians,” as the States-

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