English pop rockers The 1975 hit Austin’s ACL Live for a two-night stand on Monday and Tuesday, April 17-18. They were joined by Colouring and Pale Waves. Photos by Maggie
If there’s one constant rule in Nashville, where musical trends come and go each year, it’s that there’s nothing more important than the song. That’s the guiding principle of Bern
New Jersey quartet Wyland dropped their new EP Snake Hill back in March, and already the album has been garnering attention for this young band with its obvious comparisons to groups
John Mayer Gives Full Band, Solo Acoustic and Trio Setups Fervent Guitar Time in St. Paul
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Ohio quartet Southeast Engine have long been cult favorites among alt. country fans with their own brand of rock that falls in a similar vein to acts like the Drive-By
Singer Sam France has never been one to shy away from theatrics. Californian experimental pop-rock duo Foxygen (completed by producer and multi-instrumentalist Jonathan Rado) returned to Austin on Friday, April
Like many bands, Columbus, Ohio’s Yellow Paper Planes was formed by members of other bands. The group formed after the dissolution of Joshua P. James and the Paper Planes, whose front man
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Multi-talented singer-songwriter Pieta Brown has spent plenty of time on the road. Naturally, this can make things difficult for staying connected with friends and loved ones. When it came to staying
