Bob Schneider, the prolific singer-songwriter with 21 albums behind him, is listed for a concert at Meridian in Buda. The listing leaves a few details up in the air, so fans planning a night out will want to do a little homework first.
According to CultureMap Austin, Schneider has released 21 albums in his career. The same listing identifies his most recent release as The Human Torch, which it dates to 2023.
A Release Date That Doesn't Quite Match
The timeline gets murkier elsewhere. A search snippet for Schneider's Bandcamp page lists The Human Torch as released on September 29, 2024, which conflicts with CultureMap's 2023 date.
The Bandcamp page does identify The Human Torch as a Bob Schneider release, and it says the music is available for unlimited streaming through the free Bandcamp app. Downloads come in MP3, FLAC and other formats, so fans can get acquainted before the show.
A Tour Calendar That Runs All Over Texas
Schneider's tour listing shows a performer who works in several configurations. Dates include solo gigs, shows with The Moonlight Trio, a holiday outing with The Moonlight Orchestra, and full-band appearances such as one at The Granada Theater.
The solo dates stretch across Texas, with stops at Mucky Duck, The Ice House, The Cactus Theater, Red River Station, Dan's Silverleaf, Dosey Doe Big Barn and Main Street Crossing; another stop is Elkton Music Hall in Elkton, Maryland. The listing also includes a solo date at Meridian, though that entry is thinly supported. Elsewhere, Gruene Hall in New Braunfels appears on the calendar for August 1, 2026, per Schneider's Bandcamp page.
CultureMap's listing notes that all events are subject to change due to weather or other concerns. It also asks attendees to check with the venue or organization to make sure an event is taking place as scheduled.
Meridian describes its calendar on its events page as a mix of recurring dates, touring acts and one-night shows. For anyone with questions about a show, the venue lists (512) 312-4599.
