Sam Barber and opener Coleman Jennings brought their soulful country sounds to a sold-out show at Emo’s on Nov. 22.
Read MoreSwiss metal band Zeal & Ardor traveled to Mohawk with fellow European bands Zetra and Gaerea on Dec. 17.
Read MoreJam band Goose rings in the new year during the second of two back-to-back Austin shows at Austin’s Moody Center.
Read MoreZakk Sabbath brought the ‘SABBATH tribute’ tour to Emo’s on Dec. 12 alongside openers Zoso and The Iron Maidens.
Read MoreCountry artist Kaitlin Butts hit Austin on one of the last stops of her ‘Roadrunner’ tour at Antone’s on Dec. 8.
Read MoreOutlaw country is as much a movement as it is a genre. It began as a rebellion against the mainstream country sound and has since produced some of the most beloved and distinctive artists in the genre, all united by a disdain for the establishment.
Read MoreAmigo the Devil performs at Emo’s on Dec. 5, alongside TK and The Holy Know-Nothings and Suzanne Santo.
Read MorePooneh Presents, Resound, and KUTX’s Holiday Hootenanny micro-festival featured electric performances from of Montreal, Being Dead, Voxtrot, Font, Cut Worms, Native Sun, TC Superstar, and Magic Rockers of Texas on Dec. 15 at Austin’s very own Radio/East.
Read MoreDay One of Holiday Hootenanny brought plenty of cheer with performances from Danny Brown, HEALTH, Water From Your Eyes, Bayonne, Luluwav (of Frost Children), Tear Dungeon, Faerybabyy, and haha Laughing on Dec. 14 at Austin’s Radio/East.
Read MoreFolk singer-songwriter Olive Klug performed an intimate set at Mohawk Austin on Dec. 12 with support from Americana artist Liv Greene.
Read MoreDisco Lines brought euphoric vibes to a sold-out Emo’s on Dec. 7 alongside openers wes mills and Austin Ashtin.
Read MoreAntone’s Nightclub hosted Howdy Gals’ 7th Anniversary Show on Dec. 14 with performances from careabout, Stalefish, Susannah Joffe, and sleep well.
Read MoreThe Fall 2024 Digital Design staff showcases their work throughout the semester in second annual zine: Ephemeral. Through visual storytelling and design, the zine celebrates songs that explore ephemerality but leave an everlasting impact.
Read MoreAs 2024 draws to a close, a new era in underground rap is shaping the future of Hip-hop, even as the genre struggles to produce mainstream superstars. Y2K aesthetics and new forms of music discovery, such as TikTok, define this resurgence.
Read MoreAt the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left a lasting impression on our ears.
With performances at just about every local hotspot, TILT stands firm as a next hardcore ‘one-to-watch.’ The group’s newest single, “Bleeder,” coincides with the band’s move toward perpetuity.
Read MoreMy relationship with my brother hasn’t been the best, and my anxiety hasn’t helped. With John Mayer’s “Stop This Train,” I’m finally learning to embrace the speed of life, and I hope my brother is too.
Read MoreMelotheory brought the heat to The Oven for its final ‘Sad Boi Disco’ of the year on Nov. 22.
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