After an over-night smash video hit on the internet, Austin pressures Ally to finish lyrics on a new song because he wants to release another music video.

Dez and Trish find strange props for the video but must resolve the mix-up.

Ally loses her top-secret diary that reveals her crush, then Austin and Dez find it and read it.

Austin and Ally spend time together to try to get to know each other more.

A Web blogger has it out for Ally and attacks Austin to get to her.

Austin gets a gig to sing at the Miami Internet Music Awards, but only one other can make the trip with him. The competition is on to see who Austin picks to join him.

A top music manager wants to represent Austin, but none of his friends are invited.

Trish's Quinceanera is used by Austin as the opportunity for potential gigs, and an opportunity for Ally to finally start dating Dallas.

Austin books his first radio interview and decides it's time to give Ally the credit she deserves.

Ally accidently hires her crush Dallas and now must fire him. Trish tries to hold onto the same job for a record three days. Austin and Dez want to set a world's record in basketball spinning

The gang tries to help Austin get ready for the Hot Summer Jam Contest on the beach, where he could win a chance to have his song played on the radio. Meanwhile, Ally tries to put her previous, unpleasant beach-going experiences behind her.

Ally is excited to find that "Miss Suzy's Soups" is owned by her favorite former music teacher, Miss Suzy. Ally is the only student or person that Miss Suzy never gave a gold star to so Ally sees a chance to finally earn one. When a gag photo of a giant plastic spider in a bowl of her soup goes viral on the internet it causes business to drop so much that Miss Suzy may have to close. The gang gets together to make her a commercial to save the business.

There's an Alphabit Burglar working the stores in the mall and all the evidence points to Austin as the thief. Ally, Trish and Dez must come up with a plan to catch the real thief before the angry mob gets to Austion.

When Ally brings her pet cockatiel Owen to keep everyone company in line, Austin accidentally opens the cage. Now Austin, Trish,and Dez must find him before Ally finds out. Meanwhile, the gang tries to receive the all new myTAB.

Austin faces a childhood fear when he stars in a movie that Dez is making.

Austin falls for a singing waitress and tries to get her interested in him by having Ally write a special song for her. Dez tries fending off Mindy's attention but pot-pies keep getting in the way.

While Austin and Ally work on a new song, Trish and Dez accidentally lure in a legendary alligator.

Austin strains his vocal cords while rehearsing for his demo record, so he goes to see his doctor and learns he has a big decision to make.

Ally gets accepted to a music school and is excited that Austin, Dez and Trish sent in an application on her behalf. Unfortunately, the school is in New York, forcing Ally to decide if she wants to move and leave her friends behind.

Austin gets invited to sing at Jimmy Starr's Halloween Party; Dez and Trish accidentally wipeout Taylor Swift; Ally dresses in Taylor Swift's costume and tries to perform a song with Austin.

Trish's new boyfriend, Trent, auditions for a role as Austin's backup dancer and she decides to keep their relationship a secret from Austin and Ally so as not to influence Team Austin's decision.

Trish books Austin the cover of a popular teen magazine, but when the journalist shows up, everyone realizes Trish has embellished Austin's hobbies, skills and interests. The gang has to find a way to keep the journalist impressed while not getting Austin into trouble.

Ally accidentally gives away all of the instruments in the Sonic Boom so Ally, Austin, Trish and Dez decide to host a fundraiser in order to get the money needed to buy the instruments back. However, when Austin gets grounded for bad grades, the gang is left needing a backup plan.

Trent asks Ally to write him a song so he can be famous like Austin. After Ally refuses to help him, Trent steals her newest song that she worked on with Austin. Later on, the gang discovers that Trent became an overnight sensation by copying Austin's "Double Take" music video and going by the stage name, T-Fame. Trent quickly rises to fame and starts stealing Austin's life. Now, the gang must find a way to take him down.

Austin, Ally, Trish and Dez travel to Times Square where Austin is booked to perform on New Year's Eve. When they couldn't get through New York City's crowded streets, fate brings the gang together with Jessie and Emma who help them get to the top of the building to perform by flying them in a helicopter. The Austin & Jessie & Ally All Star New Year crossover continues on Jessie S02E06 Nanny in Miami (II).

Austin, Ally, Trish and Dez are excited to make their first big budget music video, but when Kira, a girl with terrible breath, gets hired to play Austin’s love interest, the gang must find a way to finish the video without hurting Kira’s feelings.

Ally, Trish and Dez step in to help when Austin decides he wants to ask Jimmy Starr’s daughter, Kira, out on a date. Ally even agrees to go on a "practice date" with Austin, in order to help him plan out the perfect date for him and Kira. However, trouble and confusion arises when Ally falls for Austin in the process and decides to tell Trish about it.

When Ally’s old summer camp friend Elliott comes to town to pay a visit, he and Ally spend a lot of time catching up and reminiscing about the past. Though Austin is now dating Kira, he suddenly finds himself jealous of Ally’s friendship with Elliott.

When Ally’s mom comes home to host a book release party, Ally works up the courage to finally conquer her stage fright and performs a duet with Austin at the event.

After talking to her mom and Trish about Austin, Ally decides to focus on her music career now that she’s conquered her stage fright. Meanwhile, Austin is unsure about his friendship with Kira.

After Austin, Ally, Trish and Dez find a magical typewriter, it falls into the hands of a thief named Chuck, who uses it to mess with Austin and his friends, doing things such as switching their bodies, making Austin be unable to dance, etc. Will Team Austin be able to stop Chuck before he ruins Austin's career?

Austin and Ally go on their first date and agree to seperate their proffesional relationship from their personal relationship. They end up fighting and being to worreid about their relationship. They break up and remain as friends. Dez and Trish film their favorite scene from the Zalien's movies for a contest so Team Austin can see the new Zalien's movie early.

Ally is asked to be on a magazine cover, so she goes to Tranquility Spa, where Trish works. But when Trish isn't very good at her job, Ally may be humiliated. Meanwhile, when Dez tries to outdo Chuck in a chilli-making contest, Austin loses Ally's grandma's special necklace.

Ally decides to continue her career, and joins a band known as the Stray Kitties. However, it is a goth band, so Ally has to change who she is and become a goth. She's mostly fine with this change, but Austin, Trish, and Dez are against it, so she decides to quit the band- however they offer her a solo, and she doesn't want to turn it down.

When Ally is busy, Austin tries to write a song for himself instead of relying on Ally.

Jimmy signs his daughter, Kira, as the newest recording artist to his label. When Kira has her first performance, she wants to sing one of Ally's songs, but Ally wants to sing it herself; Austin accidentally records over one of Kira's demos.

Ally is nominated by Jon Paul Paul Jon as a nominee of "The Future Five". Each nominee must post a video of themselves online, but after Jon Paul Paul John says that Ally may not win due to her lack of dancing ability, her friends try to change her original decision to create a dance video. In the end, Ally ends up winning the contest and lets her friends know that she believed in herself. Meanwhile, Dez and Austin try to relax at a fake beach.

Austin writes a song about a girl and after it becomes a musical sensation, fans begin to question who it’s about. In response, Val sues Austin, Ally, Trish and Dez, claiming that the song was stolen from her newest artist and the matter heads to court where the foursome decides to represent themselves.

After being electrocuted from breaking an advanced instrument for the future, Austin is transferred to the future and learns why the regular way of writing songs is important. He then, gets electrocuted again going back in the present day and tells his friends.

Spirit Week at school prompts Austin to join the Varsity basketball team.

Austin helps out one of his old rock 'n' roll heroes.

Austin, Ally and Trish join Dez at a birthday celebration for Dez's younger sister, Didi.

Austin and Ally are asked to be celebrity judges on a singing competition show that is celebrating "Austin Moon Week." Ally takes a contestant under her wing that reminds her of her former, shy self and she and Austin work to make the girl a top contender. Meanwhile, Trish and Dez try and create the most impressive fan signs in an effort to be seen on TV.

When Dez and Trish decide to make a movie about Austin and Ally, they bring up unknown issues in Austin & Ally’s musical partnership that strain the duo’s current friendship. Trish and Dez are left to bring Austin and Ally back together as a team while still finishing their movie.

Ally, Trish and Dez prepare to join Austin on his first national tour. However, after performing as his opening act in Miami, Ally receives an offer to help launch her own music career and is faced with the difficult decision of staying behind or joining her friends on tour.

After missing most of Austin's tour to focus on her music career in Miami, Ally longs for her friends and decides to catch Austin's performance in Portland. Ally barely makes it on time, and is now torn between continuing to work on her own music, or joining her friends for the last leg of Austin's tour.

The gang imagines how their lives would be if they’d never met Austin.

Following the last show of Austin’s tour, the gang does some sight-seeing at a Washington D.C. museum, where Austin accidentally gets stuck to a priceless object and must find a way to return it before performing for the President.

Trish becomes jealous after she convinces herself that Ally has a new best friend.

Trish is organizing a Kids Club holiday party at which Austin and Ally will perform their original holiday song and distribute Austin Moon dolls, but a mix-up at the toy factory leads to a scramble. Meanwhile, Trish puts Dez and his arch nemesis, Chuck, through a competition to determine who will be a better Santa for the party.

Austin, Ally, Trish and Dez team together to try and win a Glee Club competition.

Ally takes on an alias in order to continue to be Austin’s song writer.

To raise money for Ally's charity, Austin agrees to be in a date auction. Dez says that he thought Ally would be upset at Austin going on a date with another girl, even though she said they are 'just friends'. But then a girl pledges $3,000 to go on a date with Austin, Ally gets into the auction herself. Ally pledges $3,001 to go on a date with Austin but gets beaten by the same girl by $5,000.

Trish gets a visit from a boy she is crushing on and she acts strangely when he asks her out on a date, she seeks advice from Dr. Cupid, who is actually Dez.

When Austin receives his first negative review from a critic and falls into a slump and is afraid to perform on stage, Ally, Dez and Trish try to relieve him from it.

Dez gets an unexpected opportunity to direct a movie that Austin is in, but things prove problematic when he has to work with Austin’s co-star, Brandy Braxton, a high-maintenance actress.

Ally's record producer teams her up to write a duet with an artist, Gavin, which among other is in love with Ally. Austin becomes jealous and decides that he wants them to reunite, but Ally confesses that she now has a crush on the new guy.

Austin must prove that he's not shallow to impress a girl he wants to take on a date.

Ally, Trish and Austin are surprised to learn that Dez's relative is not only a famous basketball player, but also an avid Austin Moon fan.

When Dez, Trish and Austin convince Ally to attend the annual Zaliens Convention that's being held in Miami, Trish and Dez happen to stumble upon real Zaliens who are planning to destroy the Earth- in order to save it, Austin and Ally must perform their new song to satisfy them, but end up becoming their musical captives!

Austin begins to realize he has stronger feelings for Ally than for Piper, when she says no to Gavin for prom.

Carrie threatens to tell her sister, Piper, that Austin would rather go to prom with Ally; Piper is already suspicious of Austin's feelings.

Austin disappears before his performance on "Video Countdown Live"; the group finds out that Brooke is holding him hostage until he writes her a song.

Trish gets the lead role in the school play; she quickly drops out when she finds out someone is mocking her on the internet.

Trish gets the lead in the school play, but ends up getting bullied online with comments telling her that she's not pretty. After saying she doesn't care, she goes into the school auditorium to cry. She is later caught by Ally crying while reading hate comments about her. Austin, Dez, and Carrie follow, hugging her for comfort while she cries. The bullying goes too far and Trish keeps on calling in sick everyday to avoid going to school. Trish later tells Ally that she is going to drop out of school. Ally tells Austin and the two make a song and Austin preforms it at Shredders. However, Trish still refuses to go to school. It is play night and Carrie and Dez figure out the bully is Margo. After Dez and Carrie put a skunk in Margo's face, Trish gets upset with them getting back at Margo. Trish informs Coach Simmons about the problem and nicely tells Margo to stop. Margo apologises revealing that she was jealous of Trish and promises to stop posting hate. The play continues and nobody makes fun of Trish anymore.

As her album is preparing to be released, Ally realizes that with all the time she's spending with her music, she won't have time to work at the store anymore, and is forced to quit, which allows Lester to finally sell the store- but when the gang finds out that the new owner, Ms. Krum, wants to demolish Sonic Boom to turn it into a box store, they must find a way to stop Lester before it's too late. Meanwhile, Carrie requests Trish and Dez's help to find a new job when she gets fired from Shredder's. In the end, Carrie starts working at Sonic Boom taking Ally's place, while she is promoting her album.

Austin and Ally's relationship hits another road block when his music label forces him to hide their relationship from the public. Meanwhile, Dez contemplates moving to L.A. in an effort to be closer to his girlfriend and attend film school.

The gang shares an emotional reunion in Miami at Ally's triumphant homecoming gig. When Austin learns that the foursome's time together is only temporary, he contemplates enrolling in military school.

Unable to find a new passion, Austin feels forced to take a job at his parents' mattress store, and Ally struggles to keep up with an influx of music students. Dez and Trish try and help the duo to come up with a plan that will solve both of their problems.

The gang has less than a week to teach first-time music students how to play in a band in anticipation of the A&A Music Factory's grand opening.

The foursome's plans to enjoy their senior year together are put on hold when Austin learns that he's a credit short.

Ally wants to prove to Austin that she can unlock the hidden musical talent of a new student.

Trish books Billie and Bobbie of "The Billie and Bobbie Show," a famous brother and sister duo, to talk and perform with the students of the A&A Music Factory. Meanwhile, when a code inspector comes to look at the music school and threatens to shut it down, the foursome learns the famous duo have ulterior motives.

When Austin and Ally are paired together in Home Ec, they get to imagine life together as a married couple. Meanwhile, Trish helps Dez book a job directing a commercial.

Desperate to perform again, Austin begins singing at a karaoke club in disguise. Back at the A&A Music Factory, Ally mentors a student with stage fright.

The gang prepares for the A&A Music Factory's first showcase and Austin wants to surprise Ally by teaching their students one of her songs.

Ally is performing at an awards show but the producers are worried about her dancing abilities.

A mystery unfurls when Ally’s songbook is stolen from her school’s ’70s-themed party and the gang sets out in search of the culprit.

A visit with a fortune teller convinces Austin that something bad will happen during his comeback concert. Meanwhile, Trish believes she is going to meet a prince.

When Trish’s boy-band client “Boynado” threatens to split up, she searches to find a way to fix their problems. Meanwhile, Austin and Ally try to help a former impersonator find his own voice.

Ally learns that the new woman her Dad is seeing also happens to be the mom of a very difficult student at the A&A Music Factory.

While visiting New York the group attends the Central Park Spooktacular, and it inspires them to tell their own scary stories.

When Ally is rejected from college, she decides to let go of her "perfect student" ways. Meanwhile, Austin and Dez discover their favorite childhood ride will shut down forever.

When a missing library book threatens to keep Ally from graduating, Austin tries to find it. Meanwhile, Trish fakes some memorable moments in an attempt to get more photos in the yearbook.

One of Austin & Ally’s music students is upset about spending Christmas away from her father, so the gang does everything they can to try and make her happy and realize that they’re her family too.

As the rest of the group prepares for the next phase of their lives, Trish is still determining what her next steps will be.

Years after the gang has gone their separate ways, Ally, Austin, Trish and Dez meet-up and learn what they have all been up to, individually.