On 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.

iHeartRadio 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.

Searows 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.

Indie-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.

On 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.

Indie-pop artist Alice Phoebe Lou performed a sold-out show at Paramount Theatre on April 21 with support from John Andrews.

The Brook & The Bluff brought their ‘The Werewolf Tour’ to Austin, Texas, on April 18 with support from Ethan Tasch.

Two Step Inn continued on April 19th with a much needed sunny day in Georgetown, Texas. Music fans enjoyed seeing artists such as The Creekers, The Castellows, Cameron Whitcomb, Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Red Clay Strays, and Chris Stapleton perform.

Live music fans braved the elements on Saturday, April 18 in Georgetown, Texas for Two Step Inn. While headlining performances by The Goo Goo Dolls and Brooks & Dunn were cancelled due to extreme rain, fans brought the energy for artists including Muscadine Bloodline, Evan Honer, BigXthaPlug, and Kaitlin Butts.

Eve 6 brought alternative-rock to Emo’s Austin with opener Fastball on April 16.

Hearts were sold separately at Mariah The Scientist’s show at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin, Texas on April 3 with support from Hexxxgf and Akia.

Indie-rock artist Eliza McLamb brought her ‘The Good Story’ tour to promote her sophomore album Good Story at Antone's on April 11 with support from Tombstone Poetry.

English pop artist Calum Scott brought his ‘The Avenior Tour’ to promote his third album Avenoir to ACL Live at the Moody Theater on April 12 with support from Pretty Jane.

New York City rock band The Thing performed at Antone’s on April 10 with support from Sexpop and Grocery Bag. 

Goldie Boutilier performed to a packed crowd at The Kessler Theater in Dallas on April 4 with support from Syd Taylor.

New York City rock band Quarters brought their ‘I HOPE THIS ISN’T THE END OF THE WORLD’ tour to Austin, Texas, on April 5 with support from Telescreens and Charlie Burg.

Wyatt Flores entertained the crowd on the first stop of his Drive All Night Tour with his mix of  country and red dirt sound at the Austin Rodeo.

The Better Men brought a night full of excitement to Hole in the Wall,joined by openers The Zomberries and Dankeshön on April 5.

Indie-rock artist Indigo De Souza filled Mohawk Austin with electric energy on April 11 with support from Mothé.

Sister trio blues and soul band Southern Avenue performed at Antone’s Nightclub on April 8. 

The “$10 dollar” cowboy, Charley Crockett, performed to a crowd of die-hard fans at Waterloo Records on April 8.

Liz Cooper brought indie-rock music to Antone’s Nightclub on April 3 with her ‘It’s A New Day’ tour with opener Brody Price.

Jazz musician Samara Joy performs at ACL Live at the Moody Theater with her band on April 2. 

One 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.

Legendary rock band Journey performed at Moody Center in Austin, Texas on March 31 for its ‘Final Frontier’ tour.

On Mar. 28, Grits, Lyndigo, and Camille Stities performed on the Chess Club stage in Austin, Texas for Afterglow ATX’s spring showcase.

Emo-rock band Hawthorne Heights performed at Emo’s in Austin, Texas on March 29 for their ‘Lonely World’ tour with support from Creeper and Letlive.

East Texas musician Paul Cauthen brings his ‘TONKIN’ N’ TEXAS’ tour to Antone’s Nightclub on March 30 with opening acts Mitchell Ferguson and Delaney Ramsdell.

Alternative artist Rochelle Jordan played to a sold-out crowd at Brushy Street Commons on April 1 with support from DJ Chrysalis.

Indie-rock band Winyah performs a sold out show at Antone’s Nightclub on March 27 with support from Edgehill.