Austin is home to some of the best established and up-and-coming artists in the music scene. With big names like Willie Nelson, Shakey Graves and Janis Joplin, it can be easy to overlook some of the artists...

We’ve gathered some local artist you should keep in mind in preparation of the weeklong festival happening March 11-17 next year.

Local music and art festival Gender Unbound showcased the talents of trans and intersex artists, creatives, filmmakers and more.

Through typography and design, Austin organization Type Hike encourages others to appreciate the country’s national parks and raise money to keep them accessible.

Three baristas juggle working as employees for a local Austin bakery, while also making progress in their music careers.  

Young the Giant played two nights of sold out shows at Stubb’s. Their newest album “Home of the Strange” took center stage, but they made sure to show love to classics from their first album, like “Cough Syrup” and “Apartment.”

ORANGE caught up with the pop princess who recently finished up her debut EP, “All I Ever Wanted.”

Even though there are various laws prohibiting it, street art and graffiti appear in practically every city in America and around the world. Some artists use it as a means of adding beauty to urban landscapes, while others use it simply to put their art in public spaces.

Lou Neff Point is home to beloved Austin musician Woode Wood.

If you couldn’t make it to the event, don't worry, ORANGE has you covered.

In between marathon sets, the artists talked to ORANGE about life as street performers.

To gear up for South by Southwest, the ORANGE Music Staff polled some of our favorite artists playing next week, and nothing was off-limits. This segment of ORANGE asks features Day Wave, Seratones and ELEL.