In an industry that looks to define artists, Gina Chávez refuses to fit into a box. From features on NPR’s Tiny Desk to Brené Brown to Colbert, this queer, bilingual, genre-bending musician has become a force to be reckoned with. Chávez — a truly independent recording artist — saw the fruits of her labor pay off last year where she was not only nominated for a Latin Grammy but was tapped to open the Latin Grammy premiere show. Only the second Austinite and the third Latina born in the continental U.S. to receive a Latin Grammy nomination in the history of the awards, Gina continues to push boundaries and break barriers with her music.

Know Before You Go:

• All seating is reserved.
• Tickets to this performance will be sold as reserved seating with no spacing between seats.
• As of 2/21/2022, the use of face masks is optional for all patrons and staff at The Clayton Center, regardless of vaccination status. We welcome patrons to wear a mask if it makes them feel most comfortable when attending the show.
• Patrons who feel ill are asked to stay home. Patrons who are unable to attend due to illness should contact the box office prior to the start of the event to discuss their options.
• The health and safety of our patrons, performers, and staff is our top priority. Should any of our health and safety guidelines change prior to a show, ticket holders will be notified as soon as possible.