Indie-rock band Sour Widows performed at 29th Street Ballroom on Oct. 30, with support from emo-folk artist proun.
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Mr. Fantasy brought a sparkly Fantsayween show to Scoot Inn with support from KOBIBEEF.
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Indie and alternative-pop trio almost monday brought their ‘THANK GOD IT’S ALMOST MONDAY’ tour to Scoot Inn with opener feel trip. on Oct. 28.
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At the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left a lasting impression on our ears.
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Inside the fourth floor of UT Austin’s Hearst Student Media Building, Sam’an Ashrawi sits down for an interview. He leans back in his chair as he looks around the meeting space dubbed the “War Room” by Texas Student TV members.
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American singer-songwriter Teddy Swims brought ‘The UGLY tour’ to the Moody Center on Oct. 28 with support from MarcLo and Avery Anna.
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On Oct. 25, Pop-punk band Mom Jeans took to the Emo’s stage with support from Sobs and Harrison Gordon.
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Ax and the Hatchetmen played at Mohawk on Oct. 20 as part of its ‘The Late Checkout’ tour with support from The Hails.
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Indie-rock band Cardinal Bloom performed at Emo’s on Oct. 23 with support from indie-folk band The Band Solstice.
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Puerto Rican rapper and singer Young Miko brought the heat at Toyota Center for her ‘Late Checkout’ tour stop on Oct. 24.
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Singer-songwriter, rapper, and record producer glaive performed in Austin at Emo’s on Oct. 23 with support from Tiffany Day.
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20 albums later, and Weezer still embodies nerdy rock music with unfiltered lyrics and stunning guitar riffs. The Gathering Tour is a spotlight on the legendary band, where they truly get to shine again.
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Former American Idol contestant and Canadian singer-songwriter Cameron Whitcomb brought pop-country music to Austin for his ‘The Kingdom of Fear’ tour at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater on Oct. 23 with support from fellow country music artist Noah Rinker.
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Alternative indie-rock band Culture Wars returned to its hometown for its ‘Don’t Speak’ tour at Emo’s Austin on Oct. 24, with opener Softly.
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Indie-pop artist Sombr filled Moody Center with electric energy on Oct. 20 with support from The Hellp and The Last Dinner Party.
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On Oct. 20, The Wldlfe took to the stage at Brushy Street Commons with support from Lynndigo and Landon Conrath.
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Peter Bjorn and John played at Mohawk on Oct. 20, as part of its ‘Writer's Block 20th Anniversary’ tour’ with support from John Rouse.
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Alternative pop artist Dev Lemons brought her ‘EAT THE PAVEMENT’ tour to 29th Street Ballroom on Oct. 20, with opener Abby Kenna.
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