Last April, Matt Blake (of WhiskyBoy Radio) and Lanie Hobbs (of True Crime Fan Club) hosted a meet-up at the Will Call Bar in Deep Ellum. After a surge of enthusiasm from the North Texas community, the duo decided to take Texas PodAcalypse on the road, setting their sights on Austin Sat., Aug. 25, and Houston this winter.

Rock is revived at Electric Church, retro punk invades Stubb's, and the Lost Well celebrates five years. What more could you ask for before we brace for the UT invasion?

The Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival is one of Central Texas' spiciest summer events, but for Elizabeth and Nicholas Michael, it’s also one of the sweetest. The now East Riverside residents had their first date at the Hot Sauce Festival in 2016, and things only heated up from there.

This weekend Austin will be hosting multiple screenings of Blaze, a biopic on Blaze Foley, a troubled singer-songwriter who lived in Austin and was buddies with the likes of Townes Van Zandt. His life was cut short when he was murdered at age 39.

Hunger is a serious problem in Texas. According to the Central Texas Food Bank, one in six Texans aren’t sure where their next meal is coming from. That’s why we’re so excited for Austin Restaurant Weeks, where a portion of every sale of the offered prix fixe menus will benefit Texans in need.

This Friday, celebrate Austin Pride and support homegrown dragavism by attending Planned Parenthood’s second annual After Dark. The event, taking over Cheer Up Charlie’s, is bringing in Drag Out HIV, an HIV awareness drag performance group comprised of queens from the Rio Grande Valley.

Rap and electronica from Ski Mask The Slump God and Sigala highlight Friday while Saturday electrifies with post punk and powerhouse rock by Poster Children and South San Gabriel.

June might be the universal Pride month, but it’s the arrival of August that marks Pride for us Austin queermos. And there’s no better way to celebrate this year’s nearly two weeks of Pride shenanigans than dancing yer hearts out to some good ol’ queer tunes.

Dogs are like people, but better. We already know this. But humans don't always treat their canine pals so well, so this August 26, in celebration of National Dog Day, the Alamo Drafthouse is bringing back Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs for a special night of fundraising screenings for the ASPCA.