The Austin-based duo MISSIO filled Stubb’s with their gritty, electronic-meets-hip-hop sounds on Nov. 18.

ORANGE Magazine had the chance to talk to Galantis before their show at Stubb’s.

Penny & Sparrow visited Austin on Nov. 10 as part of their 2017 tour following the release of their album, “Wendigo." 

On tour for their first album in five years, headlining act Grizzly Bear performed to a packed show at ACL Live at The Moody Theater on Nov 10.

As fans escaped the cold and filed into Stubb’s, Private Island took the stage on Nov. 7.

On tour for their newest album, “Heartworms,” The Shins performed to a crowd of dedicated fans at Emo’s on Nov. 12.

With the stress of midterm season, erratic Texas weather and remaining impacts from the recent hurricanes, the month of October has been inundated with gloom. On Oct. 20, these tensions were lifted with live music, milkshakes and mosh pits, as the University Episcopal Center held its first student-run hurricane relief open mic night.

Canadian rock duo, Japandroids, blew fans away with their hotly anticipated return to Austin for Sound on Sound Festival this past Saturday.

On Nov. 9, the sidewalks surrounding Mohawk were filled with enthusiastic Bad Suns fans on an evening with unfamiliar cold air. 

After the release of their first full album “Landmark,” Hippo Campus attracted an impressive crowd to one of their first concerts of their fall tour.

This past Saturday, Easterseals Central Texas hosted their fifth annual Dia de los Muertos music festival at Stubb’s.

With the release of her second LP “Wanderland” on October 17, 2001, Kelis drew us into her world of funky, alternative R&B and ushered in a new kind of R&B singer, one that was less inhibited and embraced genre-bending music. Sixteen years later, “Wanderland” is still a manifesto of unapologetic freedom.