Official Austin Jukebox #7 tshirt (Pere Ubu/Rocket From the Tombs)

For several years, we produced a quarterly music series called Austin Jukebox #(1,2,etc) which featured one or two non-local, often times well-known bands, paired with a couple of local Austin bands that we felt deserved more attention than they might have been receiving at that point locally.

For each of those shows we printed up 100 shirts, designed by Jaime Zuverza and listing the bands playing that particular show. We gave them away for free to the bands and the people in attendance at the shows that were able to get them before they ran out.

The shirts have never been available for sale before; until now your only chance to get one was at that particular show.

In a few cases we found later that we had a few leftover T-shirts that had been misplaced or somehow left out of the stack of shirts we gave away.

These are the last of the official Austin Jukebox series T-shirts in existence, never to be reprinted, and brand new and never worn.

For some of the shows we don't have any shirts available at all, while for a few shows we have one or two shirts available.

This shirt was from Austin Jukebox #7. It was our first two night Austin Jukebox event, with Rocket From the Tombs headlining the first night, and Pere Ubu headlining the second night. This was noteworthy because it was only the second time in 40 years that these intertwined bands had performed in the same location on successive nights.

Supporting Rocket From the Tombs the first night was ST 37, Will Courtney and The Wild Bunch, and Horne + Holt.

Supporting Pere Ubu the second night was The Crack Pipes, Coma In Algiers, and Haker Flaten + Rempis.

Seeing all these amazing bands over two nights in a room with a capacity of only about 200 people was a sight to see, and all of them couldn't have been nicer or easier to work with.

For those shows which we do have a shirt or two available, sizes will vary, and not every size will be available. These shirts are only available on this online store, and when they sell out they're gone for good.