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 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 MoreOn tour following his long-awaited return-to-form record MOO, Kyle Thomas brought his bovine bash to Austin's 29th Street Ballroom on April 26, dispensing frozen margaritas, raccoon anecdotes, and a setlist that proved the King is very much still on his throne.
Read MoreOne of a whopping 60 dates on its ‘Farewell Frontier Tour,’ Journey shook the Moody Center all night on March 31 as dad rock fans from across the metroplex gathered to revel in the band’s timeless chart-topping singles. As they bidded a bittersweet adieu, Journey reminded us why they were and still are the classic rock band we all know and love.
Read MoreEnglish rapper Little Simz effortlessly infused creative energy into her dynamic setlist at the ‘Lotus’ tour on Nov. 11.
Read MoreOn the heels of her sophomore album, If You Asked For A Picture, indie-rock singer Blondshell brought ‘If You Asked For A Tour’ to Austin on Nov. 13 with support from she’s green.
Read MoreAustralian psychedelic-pop artist Tame Impala took the Moody Center stage for his ‘Deadbeat’ tour on Nov. 6, delivering an unforgettable show filled with vibrant lighting and raw vulnerability.
Read MoreIndie-pop duo Royel Otis brandished new tracks and revisited classic hits for its ‘meet me in the car’ tour on Sept. 21 for their second performance at Stubb’s.
Read MoreThe energetic pop performer stole hearts with his ‘American Heart’ world tour at The Moody Center on Sept. 19 in Austin, Texas.
Read MoreOn Sept. 12, folk powerhouses Hank Heaven and Samia captivated attendees with a two-hour odyssey of energetic and spellbinding music.
Japanese Breakfast ushered in its latest release with the first stop of ‘The Melancholy Tour’ on April 23 in Austin.
Read MoreOn April 10, My Morning Jacket showcased its endless ability to innovate and entertain with its iconic discography at the Moody Amphitheater in Austin, Texas.
Garage-rock band ALEXSUCKS wrapped up its first headlining tour with a bang on April 2 at Mohawk in Austin, Texas.
Read MoreFar Out Lounge hosts the most bands during Levitation Fest, and Nov. 3’s stunning shoegaze lineup was no exception. With Sad Cell, Glare, Airiel, Drop Nineteens, Ringo Deathstarr, and Slowdive performing, it was one of the most iconic arrays yet.
Read Moremelotheory, the Austin-based duo of Patrick Insull and Austin Pedersen, started recording singles in the throes of college before pursuing a music career. The collaboration settled into a six-date residency at Austin’s The Oven, leaving listeners wondering: What’s next for this local band fresh off of a long string of performances?
Read MoreOn the day of its fifth studio album release, State Champs delivered pop-punk heat to Austin, kicking off its self-titled tour with help from openers Daisy Grenade, Meet Me @ The Altar, and Knuckle Puck on Nov. 8.
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