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An Empire Divided, An Uncertain Future for Chili’s, And Other Cultural Happenings
Austin receives top marks for coffee, ACME accepts art applications, and the Suerte/Este team expands
Music
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Following a Whirlwind of Love and Success, Chaparelle Faces the Next Chapter
Newlyweds Jesse Woods and Zella Day, alongside producer Beau Bedford, prep LP No. 2 ahead of Austin Blues Festival
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Snail Mail’s Life Lessons
Songwriter Lindsey Jordan talks industry education and prioritizing longevity ahead of Sunday Stubb’s show
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Charley Crockett Concludes His Sagebrush Trilogy in Cinematic Style
On his third album in a year, the outlaw country revivalist sits you down and tells the story of Billy McLane
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American Sharks Are Not Dead Yet
Anthemic catharsis fuels local punks’ third, and best, LP
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Artistry Bleeds Immortal for Blood Sucking Maniacs
Terry and Jo Harvey Allen lead a multigenerational family band through an irreverent 22-track odyssey
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Empire Control Room Owner Locked Out of Part of Venue by Landlord for “Nonpayment of Rent”
Shows resume this week in the adjoining Garage, Stephen Sternschein says
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Dirty Projectors Return to Austin for Special Symphonic Collaboration
Offbeat fourpiece joins the Austin Symphony Orchestra on Thursday for headlining Fusebox Festival set
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Red River Cultural District Affirms $2.3 Billion Five-Year Economic Impact in New Review
Plus, young Austin pianist receives Texas grant and Hoover’s Cooking bids farewell