TLDR

  • United Heritage Hall is a 4,000-capacity indoor music venue from AEG Presents at River Park, a 109-acre development in Austin's Riverside neighborhood.

  • AEG says it opens in February 2027. The first show listed is 2hollis on Feb. 27, 2027.

  • The address is 1900 E. Crossing Place, Building 1, Austin, TX 78741.

  • A state filing estimates the cost at $35,000,000 for a two-story, 62,454-square-foot building.

  • United Heritage Credit Union signed a 12-year naming agreement. The value has not been disclosed.

  • Tickets are sold through AXS. Parking details have not been announced.

AEG Presents announced United Heritage Hall on Aug. 25, 2026. The 4,000-capacity venue is under construction at River Park and is set to open in February 2027.

Rendering of United Heritage Hall, AEG Presents' 4,000-capacity venue at River Park in Austin

United Heritage Hall. Rendering courtesy of AEG Presents and United Heritage Credit Union (@unitedheritagehall).

Opening date

AEG's March 17, 2025 announcement gave an opening in the first quarter of 2027. An Oct. 28, 2026 release says February 2027.

The first show on the release's calendar is 2hollis on Feb. 27, 2027. The Austin Chronicle reported that show as the opener. AEG announced the first 12 shows in October 2026. Construction broke ground Sept. 24, 2025, according to Community Impact.

Location

The venue's address is 1900 E. Crossing Place, Building 1, Austin, TX 78741, according to its website. It sits on a 2.31-acre site in River Park's Block D, according to a city staff report. AEG describes River Park as a 109-acre mixed-use development minutes from downtown and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.

Rendering of United Heritage Hall at River Park in Austin

United Heritage Hall at River Park. Rendering courtesy of Works Progress Architecture.

Ownership and design

AEG Presents owns and operates the venue, according to the venue's website. AEG's release says it was developed in partnership with Westfield, Partners Group and Presidium.

The naming partner is United Heritage Credit Union, founded in Austin in 1957. Its announcement describes a 12-year agreement. Members who use an eligible debit card get expedited entry, access to a United Heritage bar and an on-site ATM.

The architect is Works Progress Architecture of Portland, Ore. Rogers-O'Brien Construction lists the venue as a project in progress for Westfield Company.

What the filings show

A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing registered Jan. 31, 2025 lists:

  • Estimated cost: $35,000,000

  • Size: 62,454 square feet, two stories

  • Construction dates: June 2, 2025 to Jan. 1, 2027

  • Owner: Westfield Company Inc. of Denver

  • Design firm: Works Architecture of Portland, Ore.

The cost is a filing estimate. AEG's release gives the size as about 65,000 square feet.

The Austin Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for the venue 11-0 on Dec. 17, 2024, according to the meeting minutes. The city staff report lists a 63,705-square-foot building with 339 vehicle parking spaces and 31 bike spaces.

Rendering of the entry to United Heritage Hall at River Park in Austin

The venue entry. Rendering courtesy of Works Progress Architecture.

Tickets

Tickets are sold through AXS and the venue's calendar page. General admission is standing room. Limited reserved seating is in a tiered balcony. The venue is cashless. The box office opens one hour before doors on show days.

Bags can be no larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches, and backpacks are not permitted. Parking and rideshare locations have not been announced.

Follow United Heritage Hall on Instagram at @unitedheritagehall. The website is unitedheritagehall.com.

Why it matters for Austin

The venue anchors the first phase of River Park, according to its architect. Two apartment buildings with about 600 units, a hotel with 150 to 200 rooms and 25,000 to 30,000 square feet of retail are planned for the same block, Community Impact reported.

Aerial rendering of the River Park development in Austin

Aerial view of the planned River Park development. Rendering courtesy of River Park.

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