Austin six-piece Stalefish marks its forthcoming third album, Bueno, with a hometown release show Thursday, October 8, at Hole in the Wall. The venue’s official ticket listing names Sam Cooper and Mid Range Jumper on the bill, with doors at 8 p.m. and music beginning at 9 p.m.
The official schedule is unusually specific: Sam Cooper at 9 p.m., Mid Range Jumper at 10 p.m. and Stalefish at 11 p.m. The listing marks the show 21 and older. It currently displays a Buy Tickets control but does not publish a price or a numeric inventory on the public page, so admission remains subject to the live checkout.
Event
The release show has a published three-set schedule
- When
- Thursday, October 8, 2026
- Where
- Hole in the Wall · 2538 Guadalupe St.
- Lineup / admission
- Doors 8 p.m. · music 9 p.m. · 21+
Hole in the Wall’s official Prekindle listing bills the night as a Stalefish album release presented by Howdy Gals. It publishes the venue address, 8 p.m. doors, a 9 p.m. show start and a 21-and-up age limit.
The event page lists Sam Cooper at 9 p.m., Mid Range Jumper at 10 p.m. and Stalefish at 11 p.m. Those times are the organizer’s current plan, not a guarantee against a day-of delay, so recheck the official listing before leaving.
Open the official Hole in the Wall ticket listing ↗Guide
The public page does not state a ticket price or count
- When
- Ticket page checked September 29
- Where
- Official Prekindle listing
- Lineup / admission
- Buy Tickets control visible · price and inventory not published
The public event page currently offers a ticket-purchase control, but its readable landing text does not state the price or how many tickets remain. Trackside is therefore not repeating a third-party price or calling the show available in a particular quantity.
Complete the official checkout before treating admission as confirmed. A listing, calendar save or social RSVP is not a ticket, and the organizer can change sales status without notice.
Check the live ticket page ↗Release
Bueno is scheduled for the morning after the show
- Release date
- Album announced for Friday, October 9
- Where
- Bueno
- Details
- Third Stalefish album · release date reported by KUTX
KUTX’s September roundup identifies Bueno as Stalefish’s third album and publishes an October 9 release date. The official concert is the night before, which makes the Hole in the Wall set the local release event rather than a post-release tour stop.
Stalefish’s Bandcamp describes the group as an Austin band and currently presents the singles leading into Bueno. The public artist page does not yet publish a complete album sequence, runtime or final digital price, so Trackside is not filling those gaps from an unofficial database.
Read KUTX’s September Austin-music roundup ↗Release
“Big Fan” documents the album’s current lineup
- Release date
- Released August 25, 2026
- Where
- Official Stalefish Bandcamp
- Details
- Second Bueno single · Sam Franklin lead vocal
The band’s official Bandcamp calls “Big Fan” the second single from Bueno and credits Sam Franklin with the lyrics, lead vocal, mixing and mastering. Dalton Hausman, Jake Magee, Avery Delost, Jonathan Cazares and Jonathen Pedraza share the published performance and writing credits, with Logan Krupovage credited as engineer and producer.
Those credits are useful context for the six-person live band, but they do not establish the October 8 set list. The official concert page names the performers and order; it does not promise that “Big Fan,” every pre-release single or the album in full will be played.
Hear “Big Fan” and read the official credits ↗Artist
Start with the official singles, not an invented track list
- When
- Catalog checked September 29
- Where
- Stalefish Bandcamp
- Sound
- Austin six-piece · current Bueno singles
Stalefish’s Bandcamp identifies the group with Austin and describes its sound as 1990s alternative rock. “Big Fan” was released August 25, following “Superstar” in July and “Stalefish vs The World” in May on the current artist page.
KUTX characterizes “Big Fan” as Austin indie rock while noting the range of ideas brought by the six members. That is informed local criticism, not a substitute for hearing the recordings; the official Bandcamp is the direct source for the available singles and their credits.
Browse Stalefish’s official Bandcamp ↗Guide
Recheck the venue page before October 8
- When
- Final-check guidance
- Where
- Hole in the Wall
- Lineup / admission
- Ticket status · set times · age policy
Use the Hole in the Wall ticket listing for any last-minute change to admission, timing or the 21-and-up rule. Use Stalefish’s Bandcamp for released music and exact recording credits, and KUTX for the independently reported October 9 album date.
The flyer and public listing agree on the date, venue and supporting artists. Trackside found no published all-ages exception, door-price promise or full-album-performance announcement, so none is implied here.
Return to the official event listing ↗Quick answers
Stalefish’s Bueno release show: quick answers
When is Stalefish’s Bueno album-release show?
The show is Thursday, October 8, 2026, at Hole in the Wall. Doors open at 8 p.m. and music begins at 9 p.m.
Who else is playing?
Sam Cooper is listed for 9 p.m., Mid Range Jumper for 10 p.m. and Stalefish for 11 p.m.
Is the show all ages?
No. The official ticket listing marks the event 21 and older.
How much are tickets?
The public official page displays a Buy Tickets control but does not state a price in its readable listing. Check the live official checkout before purchase.
When does Bueno come out?
KUTX reports that Stalefish’s third album is scheduled for Friday, October 9, 2026.
Will Stalefish play Bueno in full?
No full-album performance or set list is published. The event is billed as an album release, but the official listing does not promise a front-to-back performance.
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Information was verified on September 29, 2026. Schedules and ticket availability may change, so confirm details with the venue before attending.