Peso Pluma, Flo Milli, Faye Webster, and other big names are headed to South by Southwest, courtesy of Rolling Stone. The magazine’s Future of Music showcase hosts shows at ACL Live at the Moody Theater, March 12-15.

A decade into the Ameripolitan Music Awards, the event’s namesake genre remains a somewhat nebulous catchall.

Alongside the Austin Music Awards’ annual Hall of Fame inductions, much-loved Austin artist Ben Kweller launches a new award in honor of his late son, Dorian Zev Kweller.

Blues on the Green will officially head back to Zilker Park this summer, organizers Austin City Limits Radio announced Friday. The beloved free concert series, which was canceled in January due to rising costs, is back on thanks to city co-sponsorship and increased financial support from H-E-B.

The 2024 lineup for Willie Nelson’s Luck Reunion just dropped. John Oates, Tyler Childers, Zella Day, Toadies, and Madi Diaz are among the artists headed to the artist’s Spicewood ranch on March 14.

A soundscape of American history, interactive exhibit “Music America: Iconic Objects From America’s Music History” will make its national debut at the LBJ Presidential Library on February 17.

In light of Blues on the Green canceling its 2024 season due to rising costs, Council Member Natasha Harper-Madison will propose a resolution at the Feb. 15 City Council meeting to suggest city co-sponsorship of the concert series and other free live music events.

The Austin Music Commission picked up discussions on how to open the Live Music Fund to music venues at its February meeting Monday night. After commissioners voiced concerns with the Economic Development Department’s proposal, the group planned a working group to revise funding plans, potentially with a more musician-centric approach.

The 66th annual Grammy Awards take place this Sunday, Feb. 4, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Beyond mainstream heavy hitters like Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and Billie Eilish, this year’s awards show also honors quite a few Austin locals.