On Nov. 21, Boo85, Sly Fungi, and People.Make Me. Make Things! took the stage at Austin’s Friendly Rio Market.
Read MoreXiu Xiu’s music abides by no genre. The avant-rock group’s core comes in iconoclasm, desperately and aggressively challenging the status quo. During Donald Trump’s first presidential term, the former duo hardly refrained from criticizing the populist and alt-right politics of the day. Their 2019 release, Girl With Basket of Fruit, teems with queer and anti-racist anger.
Read MoreDayglow brought ‘Dayglow the Tour’ to Scoot Inn on Nov. 22 with support from Teenage Dads.
Read MoreSampha kicked off his ‘Lahai Tour’ at Emo’s on Nov. 13.
Read MoreSOPHIE’s innovative releases and collaborations marked pop music forever. Her first studio album, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides, defied labels and her production for pop royalty such as Charli XCX and Madonna showed the genre’s radical and queer potential. SOPHIE’s legacy is truly forever and always.
Read MoreAmid its tour with State Champs, pop-punk duo Daisy Grenade spoke with Afterglow about performing live, partnering with mutual aid funds, and finding inspiration in horror movie tropes.
Read MoreSynth-pop band Porches brought its electrifying sound to Antone’s on Nov. 13 for the ‘shirt’ tour.
Read MoreIndie Folk Star Carol Ades spun her way to the Spider House’s Ballroom for her ‘Late Start’ tour with opener Sabrina Song on Nov. 14.
Read MoreBecky Hill captivated Emo’s on Nov. 15 during her electrifying Texas performance.
Read MoreKing Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard played an epic 3-hour marathon set at Germania Insurance Amphitheater on Nov 15. 2024.
Read MoreSupported by Kill Alters and Snõõper, Machine Girl captivated Emo’s on Nov. 14 with a fusion of dark ambient sounds, punk chants, and electric notes, leaving the Austin crowd feeling anything but “Half Asleep.”
Read MoreKing Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, joined by supporting act King Stingray, bellowed through Germania Amphitheater on Nov. 15.
Read MoreIlluminati Hotties headlined the final night of Levitation at Parish with support from Farmer’s Wife and Hello Mary.
Read MoreEarly ‘90s shoegaze act Allison’s Halo, Nu gaze artist Wisp, and lost wave band Panchiko played a fuzzy concert full of looper effects and emotive vocals at Stubb’s on Nov. 2, 2024.
Read MoreSlowdive headlined the final night of Levitation Fest at Far Out Lounge alongside Glare, Airiel, Drop Nineteens, and Ringo Deathstarr.
Read MoreAlternative-pop artist David Kushner performed at Stubb’s on Nov. 12 as part of his ‘The Dichotomy’ tour.
Read MoreDavid Kushner, the multi-platinum artist behind the hit “Daylight,” delivered infectious enthusiasm to Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater on Nov. 12, with support from Henrik. Performing tracks off his autobiographical debut album, The Dichotomy, the deep-voiced warbler ushered in an introspective night filled with throaty ballads.
Read MoreCarol Ades and her crowd “screamed at the top of their lungs” at The Ballroom on Nov. 14.
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