Live music's new address in Cedar Park.
An outdoor room built for sound, twenty minutes north of downtown Austin, running over 100 nights of music a year.
1501 E. New Hope Drive.
Haute Spot sits in Cedar Park, Texas, twenty minutes north of downtown Austin. It is far enough out that the sky is still dark over the stage. The indoor spaces open straight into the night air. A show is never trapped under one roof, and we plan for weather rather than fear it.
The room was remodeled into a working concert venue. It holds up to 2,000 people, with 800 free parking spots on the lawn. The kitchen does more than feed a line.
Over 100 nights of music a year.
Every concert here is booked and produced by Lightstream Presents, the programming partner that built Haute Spot into one of Central Texas's steady live-music destinations. The lineups mix national touring acts with the Texas artists who fill rooms on their own — tributes, country, rock, and the shows that do not fit a single shelf.
That partnership reaches beyond Cedar Park. In 2025, Lightstream took over live entertainment programming at the historic Coupland Dancehall, carrying the same booking and hospitality standard to one of Texas's most storied music rooms. The venues are different. The standard is the same.
The standard is simple to state and hard to keep: the guest never sees the work. Doors open about an hour before the headliner so there is time to eat and settle. Openers play 45 to 60 minutes; headliners, 60 to 90. Every show ends by 11 PM on weekends and 10 PM on weeknights, out of respect for the neighbors next door.
The same crew, other nights.
The machine that runs the shows does not only run shows. It hosts weddings, corporate nights, and non-profit galas for up to 2,000 guests. It opens a 20-foot video wall for the games that matter. And it offers a Season Pass — capped at 150 members — for the people who would rather settle the whole year at once.
Different nights, one room, one team accountable for how each of them feels.