Concert Coverage
With our concert coverage, you’ll get a front row seat to the best shows that the live music capital of the world has to offer.
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With our concert coverage, you’ll get a front row seat to the best shows that the live music capital of the world has to offer.
Raw emotion and unfiltered lyricism took over Zilker Park for the last three days of this year’s Austin City Limits.
The Spanish genre-bender delivered a laissez-faire set infused with bone-shaking bass and brainrot montages.
Weekend Two of Austin City Limits Music Festival continued on Sunday, Oct. 11, with performances from Happy Landing, Radio Free Alice, Dallas Wax, Faouzia, Bo Staloch, Sienna Spiro, Ruskowsky, Turnstile, Labrinth, The Chainsmokers, and more.
Weekend Two of Austin City Limits Music Festival continued on Saturday, Oct. 10, with performances from Annie DiRusso, Gabriel Jacoby, Balu Brigada, Don West, Skye Newman, Young Miko, Arcy Drive, Ryan Beatty, Bleachers, ¥ØUUK€ ¥UK1MATU, Snow Strippers, and more.
The New Zealand singer-songwriter returned to Austin City Limits 12 years after her debut at age 17.
Weekend Two of Austin City Limits Music Festival kicked off on Friday, Oct. 9, with performances from Happy Landing, Radio Free Alice, Dallas Wax, Bella Kay, Faouzia, Bo Staloch, Sienna Spiro, Ruskowsky, Turnstile, Labrinth, The Chainsmokers, and more.
Suki Waterhouse just made it cool to fall in love. Her Saturday ACL performance set a new standard for lovergirls everywhere: romance can be dramatic, messy, and unapologetically badass.
“Stranger Things” actor Finn Wolfhard escapes his child-star reputation by slinging guitars to a muddy ACL crowd.
Weekend One of Austin City Limits Music Festival finished strong on Sunday, Oct. 4, with performances from Solya, Sunday (1994), Stella Lefty, underscores, Audrey Hobert, Cannons, Geese, Blood Orange, and The xx.
Weekend One of Austin City Limits Music Festival continued on Saturday, Oct. 3, with performances from Emma Ogier, Rochelle Jordan, Finn Wolfhard, Arcy Drive, Young Miko, Palace, Lola Young, Lykke Li, and more.
Weekend One of Austin City Limits Music Festival kicked off on Friday, Oct. 2, with performances from Faouzia, CMAT, Paris Paloma, Grocery Bag, Turnstile, Leon Thomas, The Chainsmokers, and more.
New Jersey based rock band Bleachers performed at The Moody Theater on Oct. 2 with support from indie-rock artist This Is Lorelei.
Weekend 2 of Austin City Limits brings acts of all shapes and sizes, but these up-and-coming artists are ready to take over the early sets with their larger-than-life sound.
Atlanta indie rock duo hey, nothing brought its ‘Hound’ world tour to a packed Scoot Inn on Sept. 27 with support from The Man The Myth The Meatslab.
The star-studded seventh installment of Eric Clapton’s guitar festival energized the live music capital of the world with two days of awe-inspiring collaborations and finger-picking.
Australian electronic music duo Empire of the Sun had Moody Center dancing all night on Sept. 21, with support from Midnight Generation and Polo & Pan.
Powered by puzzling, maximalist displays, the Australian act exhibited unifying synth-pop classics with instrumental prowess.
Electropop band MUNA brought its ‘Get So Hot’ tour to Dallas’ The Bomb Factory with opener Hemlocke Springs on Sept. 20.
The Chicago rapper turned Moody’s Austin crowd into a church choir by revisiting tracks from his seminal and aptly vibrant 2016 mixtape for his ‘Coloring Book Anniversary’ tour.
Pop trio MUNA is taking their 'Gets So Hot' tour to Austin’s Moody Amphitheater on Sept. 19 and Dallas’ The Bomb Factory on Sept. 20, with support from singer-songwriter Hemlocke Springs.
British singer-songwriter MEEK filled Dos Equis Pavilion with electric energy on Aug. 7, opening for Kesha.
Indie-folk artist Noah Kahan played to a sold-out crowd at Globe Life Field on July 30 with support from Annabelle Dinda and Gigi Perez.
The final night of the co-headlining ‘Sing a Song All Night Long’ tour featured memorable performances from two iconic legacy acts, complete with stellar instrumentals and comedic monologues.
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.
On 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.
Indie-rock band Beach Weather opened for Young the Giant at Moody Amphitheater in Austin, Texas on July 10.
Singer Joji performed at The Moody Center on July 6 with support from Corbin & Nate Sib.
On June 19, pop singer Khalid took to the Moody Amphitheater stage in Austin with Soulidified as the opening act.
Ashnikko performed at The Moody Theater on April 28 with support from Royal & the Serpent.