Singer-songwriter Bishop Briggs, returned to the American Express stage for the second weekend of Austin City Limits Music Festival.

ORANGE Magazine spoke with lead singer, Max Kerman about tour stories, fan tattoos and more.

The California alternative-indie band HUNNY gave the audience at Mohawk's a night to remember, filled with stage dives, bloody noses and lots of beer.

Introducing his third studio album “The Beautiful and Damn” on the third stop of his tour, G-Eazy was back and ready to party in Austin on Sunday.

If you can never get enough confessions of love in the rain, sprints through airports and the beautiful Meg Ryan getting the guy, again, then this is the playlist for you.

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

Stubb’s floors shook with excessive dancing as the venue hosted the sixth annual Waller Creek Conservancy Benefit with the duo Oh Wonder.

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.

Based in Austin, Eyelid Kid is an electro-pop band known for imaginative, emotionally-revealing tunes. The band energizes crowds with passionate live performances and empowering lyrics.

The six-member band filled the audience with energy and joy, creating a sublime experience for the group’s Austin fan base.

While bands usually describe touring as one endless party, some may wonder about the experiences and adventures that don’t fall under “the best of times." To gain insight on these tales, ORANGE polled local Austin musicians for their weirdest, funniest and most horrifying tour stories.

Sofar Sounds is a secret music event that takes place all over the world, naturally including the live music capital of the world, Austin, Texas.