Shia Labeouf tries to jaywalk on sixth street, until the Austin Police Department stops him. ORANGE reacts and reflects on a few of our favorite Shia Labeouf Internet meldowns.
Whether you’re fanny packing it, bringing a backpack or just sticking your wallet in your shorts, here are some guidelines as to what you can bring into the park to make the best of your festival experience.
If you want a glimpse into a person’s psyche, just see what they listen to when they’re driving at night. A car is one of the most intimate places to enjoy music: it’s a judgment-free zone, where volume control and so-called “coolness” cease to matter. From pulsing electronica to brooding emo, everybody has their own go-to playlist for those nighttime drives — because some songs just sound better when the sun goes down.
Austin Music Hall held numerous shows for Austin Fashion Week over the course of the past week and a half, including ‘Discover’ which showcased work from designers outside of the Austin area.
Texas Independence Fest took up residency at the Empire Control Room & Garage this weekend, boasting an impressive lineup of metal bands that ran the gamut from thrash legends Death Angel to modern deathcore forerunners like Oceano and Whitechapel.
While some students left the country for spring break last week, plenty of others stayed to volunteer or enjoy free events during the annual South by Southwest conference in downtown Austin. From film world premieres with big name actors like Amy Schumer and Ryan Gosling, to official and unofficial SXSW live music performances by Wiz Khalifa and Miley Cyrus, this year’s festival was swimming with celebrities. Throughout the week, ORANGE Magazine staff found themselves surrounded by stars and couldn’t help but run into — or hunt down — these famous folks.
