Daily Music
Live Music Venue Parish Is Moving… Again
The team behind live music venue Parish announced plans to move from its current location this week. Shows will continue at 501 Brushy through 2025.

1:04PM Thu. May 15, Carys Anderson Read More | Comment »

Armadillo World Headquarters and Austin Film Festival Tap Local Filmmaker for Jim Franklin Documentary
Armadillo World Headquarters and Austin Film Festival have selected Emil Lozada as the winner of the Jim Franklin “The Armadillo Man” Film Fellowship. The filmmaker will receive a $25,000 grant to create a short documentary about the artist, which will premiere at the festival in October.

8:01AM Thu. May 15, Carys Anderson Read More | Comment »

Lord Buffalo Drummer Yamal Said, a Legal U.S. Resident, Detained by Border Officials
Local heavy Americana band Lord Buffalo announced via Facebook and Instagram Wednesday that drummer and legal resident Yamal Said has been held after being detained by Customs and Border Protection as the band embarked on an international tour.

12:01PM Wed. May 14, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

The Drop-In, the Long Center’s Free Concert Series, Returns for the Fifth Year
Searching for some live music after cooling off at Barton Springs or taking the kiddos to the park? Look no further than the Drop-In, the Long Center’s free outdoor concert series, which returns May 22.

4:30PM Tue. May 13, Catalina Perez Read More | Comment »

New Music Venue ConcertDome Combines Candlelight Concerts With the Sphere
A new music venue opens at Carson Creek Ranch this weekend. ConcertDome, a 2400 square foot, 360-degree immersive space for string quartet music, launches its inaugural season May 9.

4:37PM Wed. May 7, Carys Anderson Read More | Comment »

“Economic Censorship”: The Devastation of the NEA Grants Cut Grows
The head count of Austin arts organizations that found their finances wrecked by the unexpected withdrawal of National Endowment for the Arts grants keeps growing, in an act that Austin Theatre Alliance CEO Jim Ritts has called “economic censorship.”

1:26PM Wed. May 7, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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Sabrina Carpenter, Hozier, Doja Cat, the Strokes, Doechii, and More to Headline ACL Fest 2025
The ACL Fest 2025 lineup has arrived. Sabrina Carpenter, Hozier, Doja Cat, the Strokes, Luke Combs, John Summit, and Doechii headline the festival, which returns to Zilker Park October 3-5 and 10-12.

9:01AM Tue. May 6, Carys Anderson Read More | Comment »

Arts Groups Lose Promised Grant Money in Friday Night NEA Massacre
An out-of-the-blue email from the National Endowment for the Arts has blown a massive hole in the finances and plans of arts groups across the nation, including those of dozens of Austin-based arts groups.

3:20PM Mon. May 5, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Momma Are Officially Rock Stars
Momma weren’t asking for much three years ago. They just wanted to be famous, is all.

2:09PM Wed. Apr. 30, Carys Anderson Read More | Comment »

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