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The Monster Energy Outbreak House on West 5th Street featured different genres of music on four separate days of the 2016 South by Southwest Music Festival and Conference. College, Rock, Hip hop, and EDM music was featured throughout the week, bringing in many diverse crowds to the house.
Back in 2014, I was scrolling through Pinterest and happened to stumble upon the beautiful harmonies and lyrics of trio sister band, Joseph. I went out on a limb and emailed them to come play an acoustic set at a clothing store I worked for at the time. Much to my surprise, they agreed and […]
Ending Thursday’s night of SXSW, Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee played The Velveeta Room with tear filled eyes.
Oscar and the Wolf brought his Belgium pop tunes across the pond to play at Sidewinder’s outside stage on Thursday night.
Lissie performed for the Grammy Museum’s 40 Years of Ramones’ Tribute at Austin’s Maggie Mae’s Rooftop on Wednesday night. With the show starting at 8:25 p.m., doors were opened at 8:24 p.m. to a panicked crowd.
South by Southwest’s music conference is in full swing, and as SPIN announced earlier this month, on Thursday, March 17, their 2nd annual AXE Collective + Crew day party powered by SPIN hit Austin by storm.
I met Mr. Baxter about three years ago in the cold, windy city of Boston, MA. I was attending a Grace Potter and The Nocturnals show and I was lucky enough to see Rayland open for her with a small acoustic set. Fast forward to present day, and I am now sitting here on the […]
Showcasing some of the finest women of the music industry, The Parish brought lady jams from around the world for SXSW’s Day 2.
Starting the day on a harmonious and calming note, The Spotify House brought Indie/Country/Folk names like Joseph, Rayland Baxter, and Kacey Musgraves to their stages.
Austin and SXSW Music welcomed the annual festival and live TV event, The MTV Woodies/10 For 16 for another star-studded lineup on Wednesday, March 17.
Coverage by: Rupal Mehta and Madeline Robicheaux
With SXSW quickly approaching, all eyes are on the festival’s most exclusive event—The FADER Fort, an invitation-only showcase hosted annually by The FADER magazine.
http://gty.im/467102270 Austin is THE place to be for Spring break. Their annual music festival known as SXSW is music heaven for every genre, whether your fan of mainstream or underground. Not only is it one of the biggest known music festivals where artist from all over come to perform, but you can also manage to […]
For a first timer, and even for a seasoned veteran, going to the South By Southwest music festival in Austin can be very overwhelming and can easily go from a good time to feeling like a chore. Thankfully there are some amazing people out there who are here to help!
Remember when The Weeknd performed at SXSW in March? Remember when he started jamming out to a mystery song that everyone thought was named “Mood Music”? Well, after a few months of anxiously waiting, the mystery has finally been solved and the artist/producer finally dropped the CDQ version of “The Hills.”
Imagine wanting a pizza in the east downtown area of an unfamiliar city. Naturally, you should order it from the man who is selling it out of his home. This is the reason Pile is and will remain one of my favorite bands. They had ordered pizza online from a guy who makes it in […]
SXSW is one of the worlds largest music conferences where fans and industry professionals come together to discover new artists, music, films, etc. By far the biggest part of SXSW however, is music week. Music week this year ran from March 17-21st and I got to be there for 3 crazy filled days to see […]
I met with Handsomebeast, a Houston band who classifies themselves as a funky-space-rock-bump-n-grind genre, at Spider House this past weekend in Austin. In a world where everything is classified as indie rock it was refreshing that a sub-category was provided. The boys grew up in the same part of town and all ended up at Loyola […]
The 21 year old rapper from England flew all the way to Austin to perform at SXSW and had the crowd at the Dr. Martens/Culture Collide house grooving the whole time. Attendees were happy to have some time out of the rain with Fridays downpour and were welcomed by the incredible lyricism of Little Simz. […]
The Palm on 6th st. was a full house and for good reason. Not only was the headliner for the evening Too $hort, but names like King Chip, Freddie Gibbs, Slim Thug and Trae the Truth were on the bill as well. The Saturday night evening was put on by Empire Distribution and they really […]
