by Laura Wasson Saturday’s Killcode album release extravaganza at the Bowery Ballroom ended up presenting an interesting question: has metal – or even hard rock – really evolved at all in […]
Lee Konitz and Dan Tepfer’s set at Jazz Standard thoroughly mined standards for new possibilities and kept a unique and breathtaking dialogue all the while.
Tonight's Kasabian show at Terminal 5 is all sold out, but you can still see the show from the comfort of your laptop, courtesy of Bowery Presents, who will be
by Sky Disco Sunday night was heartwarming for in several ways for me. Getting to witness the 90 year old jazz legend Chico Hamilton with his ensemble at Drom was unforgettable.
by Brian Weidy On a rare warm (and weekend) St. Patrick's Day, the Bernie Worrell Orchestra took over (Le) Poisson Rouge's early show slot. Bernie Worrell—keyboard player for seminal funk
Somehow, I managed to miss the announcement several thousand others apparently heard for this epic show Mumford and Sons played on the lawn of the LBJ Library Saturday night, ending
By Caleb Easterly Last Friday at (Le) Poisson Rouge featured terrific performances by Danielson and WHY?, both bands that push the boundaries of genre and instrumentation. Danielson has a unique
Sunday, after all of the out of out-of-towners go home and the 50-foot high Doritos machines get dismantled, is when Austin finally returns to the locals. And, even though you'd
Of all the parties happening in various storefronts, alleys and parking lots in and around Austin yesterday, none felt warmer or more genuine than Alejandro Escovedo's annual Taco Party
