Forced to leave their Real Street location to make way for an apartment development, dadaLab co-founders Barna Kantor and Kyle Evans secured another lease less than a week before their move.

Paramore has survived it all: multiple lineup changes, legal disputes, and a fan-worrying five-year hiatus.

There is a Blink-182 lyric that frequently pops in my head: “Corporate leaders, politicians/ Kids can’t vote, adults elect them.”

Theatres are filled with jukebox musicals, but not many productions pulling on a recognizable back catalog can call on the musicians responsible for those toe-tappers. But Zach Theatre has announced an actual Go-Go will be part of their upcoming production of Head Over Heels – Austin music legend Kathy Valentine.

Lucinda Williams lists Louisiana, Mississippi, and Mexico City among the many places she’s lived in her April memoir ​​Don't Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You, but only her former home of Austin received a one-off, no-cost performance and book signing.

Against a setting sun in an open field, the music video for Emily No Good’s new single “Space” chronicles the end of a relationship. Her fifth single under the solo indie rock outlet integrates hypnotic, ethereal vocals, house-inspired beats, and a precariously coordinated dance led by intertwining costumes.

Three months ago, there was uproar in the collectible print scene when Funko announced it was firing the poster division leadership of Austin-based Mondo. Now the axe has reached the vinyl records team.

Alongside the April relaunch of joint event Austin Psych Fest, Levitation continues to hold down its Halloween weekend slot.

Radiohead’s latest album A Moon Shaped Pool was released almost precisely seven years ago, and they haven’t performed in just shy of five years.