Self-proclaimed attic-rock band Arcy Drive brought its energetic tour to Austin with support from Foxtide.
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Pop duo Jack & Jack played at Antone’s on Sept. 29 with opener Edwin Honoret on the US leg of their ‘Symbiosis’ tour.
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In anticipation for the release of its first album, twin duo Softcult brought riotgaze to Empire’s Control Room on Sep. 28 with support from Olive Vox and Wayside.
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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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I have not had an easy transition to adulthood. However, through the Magnetic Fields’ “The Book of Love,” I have been able to reckon with my growing pains.
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Bluesy-rock ensemble Mirador made the intimate Mohawk feel like a sold-out stadium for the Austin stop of its first headlining tour.
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Country band Red Clay Strays played to a packed crowd at Moody Amphitheater on Sept. 28 with support from Western space-grunge band Dexter and the Moonrocks.
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Indie-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.
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Whiskey Myers brought the ‘What We Were Born To Do’ tour with Wade Bowen and Landon Smith to the Moody Amphitheater on Sept. 25.
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The Rapture, supported by The Cribs, brought dance punk to Austin on Sep. 26 for the first leg of its first headline tour in 15 years.
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The energetic pop performer stole hearts with his ‘American Heart’ world tour at The Moody Center on Sept. 19 in Austin, Texas.
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On Sept. 22, 2025, Leon Bridges took the Moody Center stage for the Austin stop of the ‘Crooner and the Cowboy and the Crooner’ tour, alongside support from Charley Crockett.
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Soulful Southern rockers Alabama Shakes brought modern blues to Moody Center on Sept. 25 with support from the Austin-based duo Greyhounds.
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American rock band Bad Suns brought the ‘Accelerator’ tour Emo’s on Sept. 22 alongside indie-pop artist Yot Club.
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Get the most out of your festival wristband by catching these early bird sets from five stellar local and international artists.
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Australian duo Royel Otis brought its Australian indie-pop sound to Stubb’s on Sept. 20 and 21 with support from British indie band, bby.
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Brit-rock outfit English Teacher ignited the crowd at 29th Street Ballroom’s stage on Sept. 19 with support from local punk opener Guiding Light.
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The proverbial badass is her wisest on Let England Shake, and her narration of the atrocities of English war is more pertinent for Americans than ever.
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