Cassandra Steffler Music Journalist On October 24th, I had the opportunity to attend a concert performance of Music by The Beatles, performed by The Rock and Roll Playhouse at Stable Hall in San Antonio with my younger siblings. The Rock and Roll Playhouse, as it may sound, is a travelling group that hosts concerts where they perform covers of popular artists tailored for children. I first learned about these events […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist The anticipation of the crowd was suffocating as we awaited in the cool night for the headliner to begin. Then the lights dimmed and the crowd erupted into cheering as each of the members of the band stepped onstage and the music burst from the speakers. This past Sunday I had the opportunity to catch one of my favorite bands live for the first time: […]
Brooke Bousley Music Journalist Since the start of Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour, a large majority of the discourse online has centered on everything besides the music itself. Inquiries regarding her appearance have continuously swarmed a plethora of social media platforms not only throughout the Wicked Promotional Tour, but have increasingly worsened since the initiation of her Eternal Sunshine Tour. Comment sections that contain speculations concerning her well-being, debacles over eating disorders, alongside predictions that she would be unable to withstand […]
Ethan McConnell Local Music Director It’s around that time when countless bands and artists start their tour runs. I know I would be dead broke if I made the decision to see every single artist I knew coming to town. There is one though that has been on my radar for a good long minute, and I just couldn’t pass up on the opportunity. Jordan Ward came down to a sold-out show at Antone’s after releasing his second studio […]
Ethan McConnell Live Music Director Austin has a plethora of local artists that can provide energy during their sets but let me introduce you to one that will give you energy for days. Stefan Barraza brings in his talents all the way from El Paso down to Austin to partner up with everyone's favorite drummer Jaelyn Valero to form Almost Heaven. This two-piece band meshes post-punk, electronic, indie, dance and […]
Emma Paff Music Journalist Walking up to Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater, I didn't know what to expect. Little Simz brought her Year of the Lotus tour to Austin this past Tuesday, and while I was unfamiliar with her music, I was looking forward to experiencing something new. The gravel crunched beneath my feet as I journeyed into the venue. Stubb’s has a very rustic and laid-back feel. Vendors were selling […]
Sofia Slack Music Reviewer AUSTIN, Texas – On Thursday night, Radio/East shed its daytime coffeehouse calm and transformed into a buzzing pocket of noise, energy, and emotion. The venue, tucked away in East Austin, felt more like a secret show than a formal concert — small, open, and steeped in that effortless indie charm that makes Austin’s scene so magnetic. Radio-East buzzed with quiet anticipation as people filed in under […]
Sofia Slack Music Reviewer AUSTIN, Texas – Red and yellow lights pulsed through the thick fog as the crowd pushed toward the barricade, sweaty and restless. The hum of anticipation was electric. When the first distorted chord rang out, the floor shook, and the venue collectively lost its mind. For the rest of the night, Austin was in for a beautiful and memorable night of ballads and pure chaos. Loathe, […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist I had the opportunity to see Alex G on tour this past Wednesday for his latest album, Headlights. After listening to his music for years, I was finally getting to experience it in person and knew I was in for a very special night. The energy and the anticipation of the crowd at Stubb’s would foreshadow the chaos of later that night, and there was […]
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