In 2002, The Austin City Limits (ACL) music festival started off as a small, two-day event in Zilker Park and Ryan Adams was there. Fast forward to 2017 and Ryan Adams wa...
The University of Texas’ Bass Concert Hall welcomed two nights of indie folk singer/songwriter Father John Misty to promote his most recent musical manifesto, Pure Comedy...
Most people are children or young adults when they watch the 1971 film classic ‘Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory’ for the first time. Being a child or yo...
Legendary southern rock jam band Gov’t Mule brought their Revolution Come, Revolution Go tour back to the city that birthed a majority of this 10th studio album with its...
If I were to guess, I’d say that most of the people who attended the Hall and Oates concert in Cedar Park Friday night were expecting a night filled with 80’s...
It was a very different world than today when Depeche Mode first formed and traded in the traditional guitars for synthesizers. The 80’s were all about excess. as...
Musician songwriter Guthrie Brown opened the night showcasing his collection of songs in an intimate two-man set. Sharing the stage with his bassist, Will Honiker, they m...
The Three-time GRAMMY-winning multiplatinum artists Zac Brown Band returns to Austin at the Austin360 Amphitheater on the “Welcome Home” 2017 Tour, with special guest “D...
The past century has brought about a world of change in music history – notably the blues and its significant influence on modern rock and roll – and when you...
Not even a hurricane could keep Lyle Lovett and his Large Band from entertaining Texas audiences this past weekend. Despite a cancellation of a second Austin date and a r...
As the smoke cleared at the end of Foreigner’s final song, they stopped to vehemently thank the fans for in turn rocking them, and that very statement undoubtedly summed...
The impending eclipse wasn’t the only thing scheduled to shine on San Antonio this week – the lineup under the sun of the Aztec Theater lit up the stage hard and he...
