The Huns Tickets

The Huns were a foundational punk/garage rock act out of Austin, Texas, active from 1978 to 1980 and a core part of Raul’s scene—the club that helped define the city’s early punk ethos. Known for a raw, live-wire approach, they captured the energy of Austin’s nascent punk movement with blistering performances, fierce attitude, and a DIY spirit that influenced generations of Texas bands.

Though their career was brief, The Huns left a lasting imprint on the scene, showcasing the kind of uncompromising sound that would shape the trajectory of indie and punk rock in the region for years to come. Secure your seats to explore their legacy through key releases and performance history.

Key releases include Live at the Palladium 1979, a live-in-studio capture from the late 1970s originally released on Existential Vacuum Records (EV-10) and later reissued by Get Hip Recordings (GH-1041) in 1996. The band also released a single, Busy Kids / Glad He’s Dead, in 1979 on God Records (GOD 001). While The Huns no longer maintain official modern social media accounts, fans can discover authentic era history through dedicated fan sites, album reissues, and archival performances. The Huns remain a touchstone for Austin’s punk heritage, represented by their fierce live shows and uncompromising sound.

For fans and newcomers, this page connects you with the band’s biography, notable discography highlights, and upcoming tour information where available. As always, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access to tickets and event details.