With three decades of beloved music and a famous mural on the Drag, songwriter and artist Daniel Johnston’s influence on Austin and beyond is undeniable. After his sudden passing in September, a dozen musicians joined at the Mohawk to celebrate his life and remind everyone that “Some Things Last A Long Time.” 

The Illinois native performed with opener Yungblud at Mohawk on March 29.

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.

Organized, practiced and ferocious, The Sword came to Mohawk last Wednesday ready to battle.

If done right, South by Southwest has the potential to be the best week of the year without having to spend a single cent.

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.

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. 

On Thursday night, established folk punkers AJJ played the outdoor stage at Mohawk.

Friday night’s performance at the Mohawk marked Canadian band Preoccupations’ first visit to Austin since entering into a new era.