Concert Recap: Afterglow's Fall 2024 Concert at Rio Market

On Nov. 21, Boo85, Sly Fungi, and People.Make Me. Make Things! took the stage at Austin’s Friendly Rio Market. 

Photos by Natalie Anspach, Elina Carrasco, McKenna Sefcik, Samantha Firmin, Adalae Simpao, Ava Snoozy, and Mykel Merritt

Boo85's lead singer, Carissa Eckle X, belts the chorus of "Not Your Girl," the band's latest single, released on Nov. 22. Photo by Ava Snoozy.

To close the set, Eckle invites the crowd to scream along with her. Photo by Ava Snoozy. 3: Alternative rock band BOO85 opens the showcase with lush vocals and high energy. Photo by Mykel Merritt.

Alternative rock band BOO85 opens the showcase with lush vocals and high energy. Photo by Mykel Merritt.

Eckle leaves the mic stand behind as she brings the show closer to the crowd. Photo by Samantha Firmin.

Eckle screams into the microphone during “Not Your Girl.” Photo by Myke Merritt.

BOO85 kicks off the night with original songs blending rock, pop, and alternative. Photo by Samantha Firmin.

Sly Fungi’s lead singer Gavin Beltran, keeps time with bassist Ezekiel Beaty. Photo by Adalae Simpao.

Sly Fungi’s drummer Preston Messina focuses on his craft as he mesmerizes the crowd. Photo by Elina Carrasco.

Sly Fungi takes the stage, performing songs from its self-titled debut album. Photo by Ava Snoozy.

Lead singer Gavin Beltran and guest vocalist Crystal Samuels share the mic for “Past Nine.” Photo by Elina Carrasco.

Bassist Ezekiel Beaty, otherwise known as EZ, enjoys the relaxed atmosphere as he strums along with the band. Photo by Ava Snoozy.

Sly Fungi performs tracks off its self-titled debut album. Photo by Elina Carrasco.

Sly Fungi begins a collective jam, creating an immersive auditory experience. Photo by Adalae Simpao.

Sly Fungi performs tracks off its self-titled debut album. Photo by Elina Carrasco.

The self-declared “cottage (emo)core” band People. Make me. Make things! Performs the evening’s final set. Photo by Natalie Anspach.

The self-declared “cottage (emo)core” band People. Make me. Make things! Performs the evening’s final set. Photo by Natalie Anspach.

The self-declared “cottage (emo)core” band People. Make me. Make things! Performs the evening’s final set. Photo by Natalie Anspach.

The self-declared “cottage (emo)core” band People. Make me. Make things! Performs the evening’s final set. Photo by Natalie Anspach.