Blues on the Green, the long-running free concert series that populates Zilker Park throughout the summer, is officially canceled for 2024.

If End of an Ear sports an around-the-block line this Saturday, Jan. 20, here’s why: Danny Brown will be there signing records.

The Black Keys have officially leveled up from South by Southwest performing artists to featured speakers. SXSW announced today that Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney will deliver a keynote address at the spring festival, which runs from March 8-16.

Applications to join the Texas Touring Roster, which provides statewide nonprofits a list of artists willing to perform at organization events, are open now until Jan. 31.

On Tuesday evening, breakout country act Zach Bryan announced a surprise in Austin on the same platform that originally pushed his rise to viral stardom, Twitter.

Nicole Klepadlo, Red River Cultural District interim executive director, spoke at the inaugural 2024 meeting of the Austin Music Commission to request financial support from the city.

Ruth Ellsworth Carter, the chef, painter, and songwriter who helped compose hits for Stevie Ray Vaughan and the Fabulous Thunderbirds with her husband Bill Carter, died on Jan. 4. She was 69.

The “Dolly of ATX” earned a seal of approval from the legend herself last week when Dolly Parton sent local drag performer Brigitte Bandit a signed guitar.

As the Texas Longhorns prepare to face off against the Washington Huskies at the Jan. 1 Sugar Bowl, Black leaders are imploring UT-Austin to leave “The Eyes of Texas” out of the proceedings.