Kathy Valentine: Still Feels Like Family
The Go-Go’s bassist (and February 2009 cover woman), Kathy Valentine, discusses family in all its forms as she thinks back on her incredible life.
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Jenn Hartmann Luck: Using Music to Uplift Kids Changing the World
Jenn Hartmann Luck has always been passionate about two things: performing arts and working with young people. With her Raise Your Voices she combines both.
A Mellow Mood: Interview with Moody Bank$
Moody Bank$, a singer/songwriter in her 20s, writes relatable lyrics and pairs them with her lo-fi, jazz sound to talk about love, longing and heartbreak.
Christine Renner: Born to Be a Musician
Christine Renner is a star on the rise. Austin Woman got a chance to talk to her about her musical journey and upcoming EP.
Play On: The Indelible Mark of Pause/Play
Austin’s NPR stations tackle the changing music scene in a groundbreaking collaborative podcast: Pause/Play with Miles Bloxson and Elizabeth McQueen.
Bring Music Home Shines the Light on Live Venues
Bring Music Home holds nothing back for music fans, providing an ambitious and comprehensive look inside the state of live music venues during the pandemic.
Good Vibes Only: The New Norm for Concerts, Featuring Sun June
With most of the world desperate for live shows, the Long Center offers their Good Vibes Only virtual concert series to fill the void.
Riders Against the Storm Give ‘Flowers for the Living’
“Flowers for the Living,” the latest release from Riders Against the Storm, is a vibrant celebration of black culture and black lives.
4 Austin Artists to Watch in 2021
Amidst all the madness of 2020, including the shutting down of live events and ongoing socio-political unrest, one thing came out of it: inspired music.
HOME Cookin’ for the Holidays & Austin Musicians
On Friday, Nov. 27, HOME held their annual HOME Cookin’ for the Holidays benefit. The board answered a few questions about the event and its virtual future.