On tour behind bitknot, the scrappy third album for the Pittsburgh trio, feeble little horse brought a night of glitch-pop chaos to Austin's Mohawk on July 21, dispensing overdriven bass, hat merch mania, and a setlist that proved the band's noisiest impulses have only sharpened with time.
Read MoreOn tour behind The Mirror, his lovelorn and long-gestated fourth album, Buck Meek brought his homecoming to Texas, dispensing country-inflected earnestness, bandmate introductions, and a setlist that proved the most searching records demand the most searching rooms.
Read MoreIndie-rock band Beach Weather opened for Young the Giant at Moody Amphitheater in Austin, Texas on July 10.
Read MoreSinger Joji performed at The Moody Center on July 6 with support from Corbin & Nate Sib.
Read MoreOn June 19, pop singer Khalid took to the Moody Amphitheater stage in Austin with Soulidified as the opening act.
Read MoreAshnikko performed at The Moody Theater on April 28 with support from Royal & the Serpent.
Read MoreVideography staffer Quentin Chiu interviews UTalent artist Isabel Block to discuss the release of her debut single "My Own Scribe," her history in music, and future plans an artist.
Read MoreVideography editor Angelina Conde sat down with Chris Sheppard and Matthew Bradley of emo-twee band Everyone Asked About You to talk about touring, new music, and the evolution of their band since the late 90's.
Read MoreLos Angeles-based alternative pop duo Haute & Freddy brought its ‘Big Disgrace’ tour to Brooklyn’s Warsaw on June 3 with support from The Rubin Brothers.
Read MoreOn tour with You're Free to Go, his luminous and long-exhaled third album, Anjimile brought his homecoming to Austin's Chess Club on May 9, dispensing queer joy, Texas nostalgia, and a setlist that proves the most intimate rooms are ones that crack you open.
Read MoreiHeartRadio brought the iHeartCountry Festival to The Moody Center in Austin, Texas, on May 2. Featuring Parker McCollum, Chase Matthew, Russel Dickerson, Gretchen Wilson, Dylan Scott, Lauren Alaina, Kane Brown, Carly Pearce, Luke Bryan, Shaboozey and Riley Green.
Read MoreAfter the release of their latest album You’re Free to Go, Anjimile sat down with Afterglow to discuss what freedom means to him.
Read MoreAs our current world shifts towards a post-religious paradigm, R&B artist Daniel Caesar reclaims the language and passion in his spirituality to frame a hallowed intimacy, sharing his most vulnerable moments with acceptance, leaving many around the world to resonate with his experiences and sound.
Read MoreL.A. rock band Weezer has been around since 1992, producing numerous albums that embody the nerdy power-pop rock that made them stand out. After numerous produced albums described as “just okay,” can the upcoming album bring Weezer back to the light as the nerdy rock band the world once knew?
Read MoreWhile the world may know Amnesty International for their work on human rights activism, they also produced many interesting forays into the world of music. From global tours to compilation albums, the organization’s impact has been felt in both the worlds of activism and music.
Read MoreHow my love for The Red Pears deepened after I transitioned to college, went through relationship loss, and began to find myself.
Read MoreSearows brought his second show of the ‘Death In The Business of Whaling’ tour to the Historic Scoot Inn on April 24 with support from Jordan Patterson.
Read MoreIndie-pop artist Snail Mail celebrated the release of her new album at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater on April 26 with support from Sharp Pins.
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