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SXSW Music Review: KCRW Showcase
“I heard this was usually a gothic club,” mused Minneapolis-via-Kenya songsmith J.S. Ondara in his charmingly accented English during KCRW’s Tuesday night showcase at Elysium. SXSW can make for odd stage ambience, but the influential L.A. public radio signal made the most of the Red River dungeon with a stacked lineup.

10:10AM Wed. Mar. 13, 2019, Doug Freeman Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Tiny Desk Family Hour
NPR Music’s Bob Boilen said he hoped the inaugural Tiny Desk Family Hour on Tuesday at Central Presbyterian Church would feel less like a concert and more like listening to music in your best friend’s living room. It did – good and bad.

9:45AM Wed. Mar. 13, 2019, Libby Webster Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Kokoko!
Tuesday night, as a mismatched crowd of SXSW Music nomads and Rico Nasty die-hards waited for Kokoko! at the old Emo’s – now Main and Main II – the collective high from Japanese grind punks Otoboke Beaver’s opening act soon waned into curious confusion. A filling room watched traditional guitars and drums being replaced with instruments made from trash.

9:30AM Wed. Mar. 13, 2019, Jeremy Steinberger Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music News: Jenny Lewis Makes Surprise Appearance on Rainey Street
Hard to follow Saturday’s surprise set from Father John Misty, but Netflix’s Highwaymen House buzzed palpably Monday evening. The Thirties-themed speakeasy setup in Banger’s Basement on Rainey Street hosted Jenny Lewis after Lukas Nelson as promotion for streamable feature The Highwaymen. Bedouine started the show gently with “Nice and Quiet.”

1:35PM Tue. Mar. 12, 2019, Rachel Rascoe Read More | Comment »

Kacey Musgraves Puts On a Slow Burn at Stubb’s in Second of Two Sold-Out Shows
Encoring her four major Grammy wins last month, including Album of the Year, Kacey Musgraves concluded two sold-out nights of love from her home state on Sunday at Stubb’s. Country music moms, indie rock lovers, and preteens alike ate up the crossover star’s yee-haw antics. Fittingly, “Slow Burn” opened the show’s chilled-out first portion.

1:50PM Mon. Mar. 11, 2019, Rachel Rascoe Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Preview: Holodeck Records Rescores Egyptian Creation Myth at AFS Cinema
The lauded retro synth wizards behind Holodeck Records, homegrown label associated with Netflix’ 2016 hit sci-fi drama Stranger Things, are working on their second SXSW re-score premiere. Neon animation based on the Egyptian creation myth, Ra: Path of the Sun God is sonically re-imagined by three Holodeck artists live at AFS Cinema on Wednesday.

1:00PM Mon. Mar. 11, 2019, Christina Garcia Read More | Comment »

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GoFundMe Campaign and Benefit Show Set Up for Pedestrian Accident Victim
Walking to class at Texas State University on Feb. 28, Eden Welply was struck by a car. A beloved figure in the indie-folk scene, the local musician had been booked to play Beerland the same night with Teddy Glass, Marmalakes, and Jordan Moser.

12:30PM Fri. Mar. 8, 2019, Rachel Rascoe Read More | Comment »

Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band Say Goodbye at the Erwin Center
Every droplet of sweat collected in Bob Seger’s black Under Armour headband stands as a testament to the earnest exertion of a crowd-pleasing, 73-year-old rock star on his final tour.

11:45AM Fri. Mar. 8, 2019, Kevin Curtin Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Rounds Up Last Wave of Talent
South by Southwest dawning, their Music team now releases an overall list recapping all 10 previous talent drops. Embedded in the master directory are also 211 new reveals. Leading the charge are Nashville grungers Bully, nü R&B phenom Khalid, teen pop breakout Billie Eilish, indie rockers Car Seat Headrest, and rapper/singer Lizzo.

10:00AM Thu. Mar. 7, 2019, Kevin Curtin Read More | Comment »

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