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Music remains an integral part of most religions, so what happens when the choir can't meet?

A smaller SXSW Music week still satisfies

Digital age Intervention

The Austin Music Hall gets slated for teardown, the Roost closes while looking for a cash infusion, Backyard owner Tim O'Connor gets back in the concert game, and a Kickstarter campaign to get Doug Sahm into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Third annual Moody show on Saturday whips up a hurricane

Even though Clint Eastwood guides this Broadway hit to film, there’s not much new in this rise-and-fall, music-biz story.

Before the baton goes up, conductors have to know the score – every note of it

Back in the saddle at the Phoenix Saloon, Woxy pulls the plug, and the latest on the Cactus Cafe

On another Old Settler's weekend, festival perennial Sarah Jarosz is out of braces and into big-time bluegrass

Freddy Powers keeps on truckin'

From 'La Cucaracha' to Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson: P-O-T

The title suggests a seasonal release, but this remarkable film is very much of the moment, suggesting the futility of war by depicting the “Christmas truce” of 1914 from three sides in the battle.

In search of rock & roll's psychedelic pioneers, Austin's 13th Floor Elevators

How Dead Man Walking came to be an opera -- and to be produced in Austin before almost every other city in the world -- reveals the great risks and rewards in developing new works for the modern operatic stage.

Will the federal and local crackdown on ecstasy put raves out of business?

Looking back at club closings in Austin in 1999.

Too Many Ways to Fall

Scrappy South Austin venue is building a major presence in the city’s live music ecosystem

In this week's issue, an optimistic story about Camp Esperanza and a heartfelt sendoff to retiring Music Editor Raoul Hernandez

Behind the scenes of The Adventure Zone with Griffin McElroy

For his first solo LP in 15 years, Eric Clapton’s top lieutenant may have put out the blues album of 2016

New center teaches art students technical and computer skills

Not-so-moody frontman on touring, recording, and family

Fun Fun Fun Fest spins at Turntable.fm, Zorch goes viral, and other digital delights from Bali Yaaah and the Meat Puppets

Pulling back the (iron) curtain on Fun Fun Fun Fest and the Flying Balalaika Brothers in time for the 40th anniversary of the Armadillo World Headquarters

Rev. Gean West & the Relatives add another chapter to Texas funk history

The 'Chronicle' says see these SXSW acts directly afterwards

The RIAA amends a copyright law that labels "sound recordings" as "work for hire" thus robbing most musicians of right to their masters.

Love Supreme frontman Noah Lit shares his interests and disinterests - and talks about his band occasionally.