Fusebox offers an unfiltered platform for artists to dream and explore ideas on their own terms. Our projects often resist categorization, and float across different art forms.
Since 2005, Fusebox has proudly facilitated over 1200 projects with over 4000 artists to create unforgettable live performances, installations, happenings, and events.
See Upcoming EventsMarch is here, and so is the latest edition of the Fusebox Artist Salon! Mark your calendars for March 20th—we’re gathering at dadaLab for an evening full of creativity, conversation, and a whole lot of fun!
We’re thrilled to welcome the dynamic Liz Ferrer and Bow Ty! These trailblazers are pushing boundaries with their fusion of digital art, tech, sculpture, music, video, and performance. Through a unique blend of queer comedy and sharp critique, their collective work is redefining the conversation around American and Latin pop culture.
You might’ve caught this hilarious local drag king in action at Fusebash last month, but now it’s time for an encore! Travis Randy Travis is bringing his signature mix of humor, camp, and sharp political commentary.
Get Tickets HereInspired by visions of the Milky Way and Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms, the stars is an introspective, awe-inspiring journey into a matrix of light. Visitors move from total darkness to immersion in a theatrical constellation of 4,000 reactive points of light and an enveloping 496-channel sound design.
Part meditation, part exploration, an unseen narrator guides each visitor on their own individual journey. Viewers explore traces of themselves in starlight, the universe, and those who have been here before us.
Presented in partnership with Texas Performing Arts
More Info HereIn a desperate attempt to prove they can think about someone other than themself, Morgan Bassichis turns to the work of queer comedian, musician, and performance artist Frank Maya in Can I Be Frank? Maya was among the first out gay comedians on network television and on the precipice of mainstream success before he died from AIDS-related complications in 1995. This new “solo” performance humbly attempts to ensure Maya’s legacy is no longer overlooked while finally resolving the bottomless queer search for fame and for father figures, and for laughter in times of crisis. Helen Shaw from The New Yorker calls it “A bitingly funny tribute,” but you’ll have to decide for yourself.
Presented in partnership with Long Center & SVT
More Info HereMembership is a fun way to connect with some of our favorite artists throughout the year in different sites across Austin. 100% of proceeds go toward paying artists. By becoming a member you are contributing to an artistic ecosystem that is truly vital to our city. Membership also grants you admission (plus one!) to all eight of our new Fusebox Artist Salons, running Sept – May.
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Fusebox invites artists working across film, music, theater, dance, visual art, and literature to create vivid live performances, installations, and events at our flagship event, Fusebox Festival. The festival features artists from Austin and the world, and springs to life across Austin at sites ranging from intimate galleries, theaters, and clubs, to large scale projects in parks and warehouses. The next edition will take place in April 2026.
More Info HereFusebox now has a year-round slate of performances and events bringing some of our favorite artists from Austin and around the world. Anchoring this series is a partnership between Fusebox and Texas Performing Arts that includes the mutual presentation of bold projects to the Austin arts scene.
More Info HereMembership is a fun way to connect with some of our favorite artists and explore Austin, while playing a vital role in supporting Fusebox and our artists. 100% of proceeds go toward paying our artists and creatives. By becoming a member you have access to an inside track at our year round events and free admission (plus one!) to our new salon series.
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