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Live music review: Danny Brown and JPEGMAFIA packed Stubbs for collaborative rager Friday

August 29, 2023 Case Cockrell 868 Views Danny Brown, Hip Hop, JPEGMAFIA, live music review, Peggy, rap, Scaring the Hoes

The new album also brought out fans in droves at Stubbs which was sold out for Brown and JPEGMAFIA for a live collaborative rager on Friday. For relentless music fans that chomp at the bit for weird music and what lies beneath the surface, Danny and Peggy have brought their unending creativity to the forefront, which comes as an attempt to make the underground and mainstream collapse on top of each other.

Review Robert Dean

SXSW Strikes Again: Day Two and Three in Review

March 15, 2023 Robert Dean 591 Views comedy, Grace Kirk, Lee Kimbrel, live music review, recap, Rocky Dale Davis, SXSW, Trevor Kevaloh, White Horse

across Austin, cool (and SXSW ) is something we’ve been monetizing since the first hip dude slipped on a Bob Seger shirt and a cowboy hat way back in the Nixon administration.

Greg Ackerman Review

Live music review: Night one of Free Week 2023 featured Et Ceteras, Semihelix and Die Spitz

January 6, 2023 Greg Ackerman 1117 Views 13th Floor, Die Spitz, Et Ceteras, Free Week, live music review, Red River Cultural District, Semihelix, Stubb's

hursday evening’s relatively balmy weather, a full slate of great music and a full-fledged PR and spnsorship push from the Red River Cultural District team translated to full rooms, elated fans and even happier local musicians. Night one featured Et Ceteras and Semihelix at 13th Floor while Die Spitz played to a capacity crowd inside Stubb’s down the street.

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Live music preview: Oblivion Access Festival begins Thursday

May 11, 2022 Greg Ackerman 270 Views A Place to Bury Strangers, Andy Stott, Blonde Redhead, Kool Keith, live music review, Metz, Oblivion Access Fest, Oblivion Access Festival, XIU XIU

Now that shows and festivals are back in full force, Austin is benefiting from the return of specialty mid-tier festivals like the psych rock themed, LEVITATION and this weekend’s sublimely booked, Oblivion Access Festival. The four-day metal, punk and experimental music fest begins Thursday at seven downtown venues, presenting a pleasing variety of acts for music fans to see

Greg Ackerman Review

Live music review: Bikini Kill sold-out Far Out Lounge which introduced a super stage Saturday

May 9, 2022 Greg Ackerman 450 Views Bikini Kill, Far Out Lounge, Hunx and His Punx, live music review, Resound Presents

But then talent booker, Lawrence Boone, who lives nearby noticed the alcohol sales application in the window, called owners, Pedro and Bae, launching a booking operation with the Far Out owners, not long after that has blossomed into a super stage on the sizeable property (there are over 3.5 acres of space) that hosted Bikini Kill Saturday night in front of 2500 fans.

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