As 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.
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 MoreIndie-pop artist Alice Phoebe Lou performed a sold-out show at Paramount Theatre on April 21 with support from John Andrews.
Read MoreThe Brook & The Bluff brought their ‘The Werewolf Tour’ to Austin, Texas, on April 18 with support from Ethan Tasch.
Read MoreThe career of Jane Remover, one of the internet's most compelling young musicians, reveals how digital fanbases have transformed from supportive communities into suffocating forces threatening artistic freedom.
Read MoreAt the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left a lasting impression on our ears.
Read MoreThe local indie-rock quartet sat down with Afterglow to discuss the band’s rapid trajectory, reminisce on their backyard performances, and contemplate the group’s future beyond their college careers.
Read MoreTwo 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.
Read MoreLive 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.
Read MoreEve 6 brought alternative-rock to Emo’s Austin with opener Fastball on April 16.
Read MoreHearts 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.
Read MoreIndie-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.
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