The useful Trans-Pecos pick for the Thursday-through-Sunday stretch of September 10–13 is a compact three-night run whose logic comes from the bills themselves. Each show begins at 7 p.m., each leans toward rap’s meeting points with electronic production, and each puts a sizable local-facing lineup in the room early. The sequence starts Thursday, September 10, with AFK, H31R, NAH, Tony Seltzer, and Cashwan; it continues Friday with Bby Kell, Backend, Lackvill, and EA TJ; then lands Saturday with Keily Rude, Bandtana, Patek, Stylxst, Matt OX, vlonely, Nardi, and GloZaee. For readers choosing one neighborhood base for the first half of the weekend, the shared start time makes the run easy to read.[1][4]

Trans-Pecos describes itself as an all-ages venue and community resource center on the Bushwick–Ridgewood border. That framing suits these bills, which foreground collecting artists into a single program over a three-night span. Thursday carries the sharpest research trail. H31R’s Bandcamp identifies the Brooklyn project as maassai x JWords and points listeners toward the releases ve·loc·i·ty, HeadSpace, and the “Backwards Remix,” with guests including Goya Gumbani, Deem Spencer, Fatboi Sharif, and Fatboi Sharif. The listing makes H31R an especially concrete entry point into a night where producer and rapper roles can sit beside each other without being separated into rigid genre boxes.[1][2]

Tony Seltzer gives Thursday a second focal point. His Bandcamp catalog includes the Heat Check volumes with WiFiGawd and two releases titled flips, while Apple Music lists Purity (Flips), released June 12, 2026, alongside Pinball and Pinball II. Apple’s artist page also confirms his September 10, 7 p.m. Trans-Pecos appearance. Taken together, those credits locate Seltzer in a production practice shaped by concise releases, collaboration, and remaking material—useful context for a bill that also includes H31R and NAH. AFK heads the evening, with Cashwan rounding out the listed lineup.[3][4]

Friday’s compact bill, Saturday’s expanded cast

Friday, September 11, shifts the emphasis toward Bby Kell’s bill with Backend, Lackvill, and EA TJ. It is the smallest lineup of the run, a practical advantage for anyone who wants a concise evening while keeping the same 7 p.m. start and the same venue. Saturday, September 12, uses the opposite approach: Keily Rude tops an eight-artist bill featuring Bandtana, Patek, Stylxst, Matt OX, vlonely, Nardi, and GloZaee. That makes Saturday the strongest choice for readers drawn to a fuller showcase format and a wider set of names in one night.[1]

Treat the three dates as separate programs, even with their shared timing and musical overlap. Thursday has the clearest documented connective tissue through H31R and Tony Seltzer; Friday offers the tightest bill; Saturday supplies the broadest roster. All three shows are scheduled at Trans-Pecos for 7 p.m. Arrive with time for the opening artists, and recheck Trans-Pecos’s official calendar and event pages for tickets, entry policies, set times, and any changeable information before heading out.[1][2][3][4]

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Source list

Trans-Pecos; H31R; Tony Seltzer; Apple Music’s Tony Seltzer artist page were consulted for venue context, artist catalog context, and corroboration of the Thursday booking.[1][2][3][4]

These concerts happened on 10–12 September 2026

The next dates at these venues: Trans-Pecos

Sources

  1. Trans-Pecos — Trans-Pecos
  2. Music | H31R — H31R on Bandcamp
  3. Music | Tony Seltzer — Tony Seltzer on Bandcamp
  4. Tony Seltzer — Apple Music