George Clinton – The Cosmic Clash

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Live music review: Austin Blues Fest aims to preserve Antone’s legacy

May 6, 2026 Case Cockrell 382 Views alt-country, Americana, Austin Blues, Austin Blues Fest, BADBADNOTGOOD, BBNG, BLues, concert review, funk, George Clinton, jazz, Larkin Poe, live music, Megan Lovell, Moody Amp, Moody Amphitheater, music festival, Parliament-Funkadelic, Rebecca Lovell, Review, soul

There are few homegrown Austin events left as of 2026. We still have HAAM Day, Austin Psych Fest and Levitation, Eeyore’s Birthday, and a handful of others, but times are tough, and the good folks that organize all these great things need the community to keep the traditions going. For Austin institution, venue and record store, Antone’s Austin Blues Fest, a gathering of adoring locals flocked to the Moody Amphitheater to experience both Texas Blues classics and other legacy acts to build a festival slate with so much talent in one weekend, it proved to be a must-see. On Sunday April 26, a stacked bill commenced for a day of showcasing undeniable fun with an experience that was uniquely Austin.

Brian Hillsman Review

Album Review: Public Enemy’s What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down

October 26, 2020 Brian Hillsman 1960 Views album review, Beatie Boys, Chuck D, Cypress Hill, Flavor Flav, George Clinton, Hip Hop, new album, new music, Public Enemy, rap, Run DMC, What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down

Public Enemy’s new album, What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down, takes listeners through a virtual museum of hip hop sounds with shiny, new, fresh content. Chuck D has always been an icon of social consciousness and intelligent lyrics. He continues to thrive in this fashion.