Jenny Tian Biography
Jenny Tian is scheduled to perform in Austin on, at The State Theatre - Austin. The listing places the event in the Comedy subcategory of Concerts. No tour title, career biography, album or song releases, or confirmed history of earlier performances at this venue was provided.
The State Theatre is the setting for Tian's listed Austin date, giving local audiences an opportunity to see her live. There is no supplied information confirming previous appearances at the venue or describing audience responses to past shows there.
Venue and Seating Information
The State Theatre - Austin is the venue for the September 26 event. Seating arrangements, section names, sightlines, and audience reviews were not included in the available event details, so specific recommendations about the best or least desirable seats cannot be confirmed.
Check the event's current seating map and ticket details before purchasing. Availability and seat locations can vary, and the listing does not specify whether this performance uses reserved seating or another arrangement.
Parking Information
Parking names, addresses, prices, and fan-reported experiences were not provided for this event. Confirm current options and rates directly with local parking facilities before travelling, as availability and pricing may change.
Allow extra time to reach the venue and review parking choices near The State Theatre before departure. No particular facility or parking area can be recommended from the supplied information.
For ticket information, ticketsinaustin.com lists Jenny Tian's Austin date at The State Theatre - Austin.
Jenny Tian Austin reviews
Full Review
The great Jenny Tian, high energy, voice captivating with clear, clean sound, was a standout of the evening.
The good set by The Fixx was a very pleasant surprise, with The Psych Furs also delivering a good performance despite unclear sound, their lead singer's charisma shining through.
Berlin, on the other hand, had a decent performance marred by an early slot and poor sound quality.
The bad Rick Springfield, in his pathetic attempts to please the crowd, fell short with lackluster performances and questionable antics.
The very bad Adam Ant, despite an over-the-top intro, delivered a disappointing show with unrecognizable songs and a desperate attempt to stay relevant, making him the worst act of the night, narrowly edging out Rick Springfield.