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Live music review: Willie Nelson in Beaumont proved life affirming

October 30, 2024 Scott Rollins 301 Views Bobbie Nelson, country music, Ford Park, live music, Review, songwriter, The Border, The Last Leaf on the Tree, Willie Nelson, Williie and Family

What more can really be said about Willie Nelson? He is recognized the world over and is apricated by fans of varying musical genera and backgrounds. He’s acted in movies and is arguably the most influential songwriter in county music history. He is one of the greatest icons in popular culture worldwide. Emmylou Harris once said, “if America could sing with one voice, it would be Willie’s”. Which is one reason to see his performance at Ford Park in Beaumont to see the legendary songwriter perform a life affirming show.

LCD Soundsystem at Branzos Hall for IQOS Greg Ackerman

April Dawne Live Music Review

Live music review: LCD Soundsystem at Brazos Hall or Fake New Wave Bullshit and How I Became a Fan

October 22, 2024 April Dawne 803 Views Brazos Hall, concert, dance punk, F1 grand prix, IQOS, James Murphy, LCD Soundsystem, live music, Review, Rolling Stone

Editor’s Note: As is standard operating procedure at TCC, we loosen the rules a bit for our writers, encouraging each to write in their own voice while staying true to our ethos as music lovers and journalists who intend to do no harm to artists and peers we choose as subjects. I’ll briefly set the stage for April Dawne’s hilarious and very real diatribe on seeing LCD Soundsystem on Saturday, October 19 at Brazos Hall as guests of IQOS and Rolling Stone who generously offered my wife Haley and me, plus a few lucky artists and friends early entry to the concert / brand activation of the weekend for the Austin Grand Prix F1 Race. Thanks for reading and enjoy…

Greg Ackerman Live Music Preview

Live music preview: Six buzz bands to see at ACL Festival 2024 Weekend One

September 25, 2024 Greg Ackerman 1316 Views ACL Fest, ALC Festival, Austin City Limits Music Festival, BALTHVS, bands to see, buzz bands, Chappell Roan, Eggy, Glass Beams, Khruangbin, Mannequin Pussy, pop music, psych folk, psych-rock

Each year when the lineup for Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL Festival) drops, reactions to the headliners listed often dominate the online discussion that follows but logically with nearly 80 acts on the bill each weekend, there are bound to be buzz bands to see. Weekend One has quite a few artists that made our list of acts to watch perform. We narrowed that list down further to two recommendations per day. Also included are the remaining bands that we took note of when examining the exhaustive roster which includes newbie pop sensation, Chappell Roan whose set got moved from Saturday to Sunday in order to move her performance to the largest stage at the festival, Amex.

Music News Scott Rollins songwriter

Charlie Robison: In Memoriam

December 7, 2023 Scott Rollins 1777 Views alt-country, Bandera, Bruce and Kelly Robison, Charlie Robison, country music, memoriam, music news, obituary, outlaw country, singer songwriter

Charlie Robison took his place amongst the fabled Texas troubadours even though he flirted with commercial success in Nashville a time or two. But he was a Texas boy. We all knew guys like Charlie, we saw them on Friday nights, around town. His relatable nature was part of his appeal. He passed on September 10, 2023 in San Antonio of complications from cardiac arrest. He was only 59.

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Live music review: Billy Strings Moody Center debut kicked off Austin run with 3-hour spectacle

June 4, 2023 Case Cockrell 2650 Views Billy Strings, Blaze Foley, bluegrass, flatpicking, jam band, live music, Moody Center, Review, Townes Van Zandt

With two nights of music prepared for Austin at Billy Strings Moody Center debut Friday and Saturday, Strings unveiled three and a half hours of music, with the first night of the residency being Strings’ longest live show to date.

Review Robert Dean

Live music review: Bad Times for Bad Larry’s and Little Brother Bar Shows

April 26, 2023 Robert Dean 705 Views And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead, Bad Larry's, Converge, live music, Rainey Street, Review, Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol, rock n roll, Trail of Dead, Weekend at Larry's

Little Brother Bar on Rainey Street is an Oasis against the throngs of shitheals with popped collars and bad manners. It’s a tiny closet of a bar that brings big fun with strong drinks, a bartending crew full of characters, and of course, the beloved Bummer Burritos. But for the last year or so, the bar would partner up with the Bad Larry Burger crew and throw the best free shows in Austin that were the thing of legend. And then they were forced to stop.

Opinion Robert Dean

The Lost Well: Austin Punk’s Last Stand

February 1, 2023 Robert Dean 933 Views Austin, live music, music venue, punk rock, rock n roll, The Lost Well

Many of the bars and venues of the past are now alive thanks to a savvy marketer coupling with new construction Svengali, giving the names of their suites like the “Armadillo World Headquarters” or “the Trudy’s Room,” offering a gross impression of what was in a place steeped in so much cultural history. Yet some places remain – like The Lost Well.

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Live music review: Melvin Seals and JGB return to Austin 37 years later

August 8, 2019 Greg Ackerman 599 Views Austin, BLues, jam band, Jerry Garcia, Jerry Garcia Band, Jerryfest, JGB, live music, live review, Melvin Seals, mohawk

When it was announced that Melvin Seals and JGB (Jerry Garcia Band) booked two nights at The Mohawk last weekend, we scratched our heads. Not because the booking was strange, many a jam band has graced the outdoor stage at

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