Father John Misty did not disappoint on the first of his two sold out performances at Bass Concert Hall.

Sylvan Esso graced Austinites at Stubb's BBQ with tracks from their sophomore album "What Now," along with older favorites from their first album.

The Pixies brought some much-needed noise pop to Austin, TX this Monday for their long-awaited, sold-out performance at Stubb’s BBQ.

Here are some of the groups and artists that hang out toward the bottom of the lists at three of this year’s upcoming Texas festivals—Free Press Summer Festival in Houston, Float Fest in San Marcos, and Austin City Limits Festival.

From ravers, head bangers and aspiring rappers, these documentaries capture the lives of many music lovers and bring audiences a new perspective on the music world.

State Champs' show at Emo's was full of energy and pop-punk spirit.

On April 15, Come and Take It Productions put on yet another brutal Texas Independence Fest at Austin’s own Come and Take It Live (formerly known as Grizzly Hall).

This past Saturday, Austin band Spoon put on a special show for patrons at End of an Ear Record Store on Record Store Day. 

Manchester’s alternative 80’s-inspired band, The 1975, played their first of a two-night sold out show at the Moody Theater on Monday evening.

A day of exclusive music and long lines full of eager fans. No, this is not SXSW again, it’s Record Store Day.

Whether you’re an old-time hippie or just now jumping on the ganja train, ORANGE has your favorite weed anthems on tap to help you celebrate.

Tennis released their fourth album “Yours Conditionally” on March 5, which debuted at No. 3 on Billboard's Alternative Albums chart and No. 2 on the Vinyl Albums chart.