“Hi Austin.
This is a strange time for those of us who make music. While anyone can make a record with a laptop and learn to play by watching lessons on YouTube, more than half of American teenagers have never paid for music and cannot be convinced why anyone would.
What will happen next? Will this generation of artists find a way to live and thrive in this chaos?
And what will it sound like?
Austin Music...
A Note From the Editor
Many of you know Adi Anand, and are familiar with the breadth of influence in town as a writer, promoter, friend to local musicians and general badass. Since first joining the site in 2006,...
Ghostland Observatory and Alejandro Escovedo to play AMP launch...
Local non-profit Austin Music People will launch in style on March 31, adding Ghostland Observatory, Alejandro Escovedo and Bavu Blakes to the short but stellar list of musicians who have...
support AMP (austin music people)!
If you’re reading this you’re likely an Austin Music Person. Make it official by attending the AMP Launch Party at the new ACL Live on March 31.
Doug Sahm memorial unveiled Saturday
A small monument to Doug Sahm, with art by Kerry Awn. will be unveiled Saturday at 2 p.m. on Doug Sahm Hill next to the Long Center. Sahm’s birthday is Saturday; he would’ve been 69....
Club Red of Central Texas Launch Party at Gibson Bar [Thursday]
Tomorrow from 5:30 to 7:30PM, Gibson Bar plays host to Club Red, a new young professional organization dedicated to supporting the American Red Cross. Part networking and membership drive,...
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