Concert Lineups Crumble Amidst Omicron Surge
Free Week navigates cancellations and stricter safety guidelines reemerge
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Rachel Rascoe, Jan. 6, 2022
Headlines From a Year in Limbo
A flurry of industry activity in an on-again, off-again reopening scene
Rachel Rascoe, Dec. 30, 2021
Musical Top 10s of 2021
One writer's favorite Austin-sourced albums, songs, and such from the last 12 months
Rachel Rascoe, Dec. 16, 2021
Black Fret Ball Returns to the Stage With $250K for Austin Artists
The latest on two homegrown music nonprofits looking to expand
Rachel Rascoe, Dec. 9, 2021
Aftereffects of Astroworld
Austin promoters ScoreMore fall under scrutiny after deadly concert
Rachel Rascoe, Nov. 18, 2021
Natalie Jane Hill Finds Her Balance on Sophomore LP
Folksinger and guitarist details Solely, created alone and in community
Rachel Rascoe, Nov. 11, 2021
Should the Live Music Fund Go to Musicians or Venues?
While eligibility is worked out, Music Commission nails down “PIE” equity plan
Rachel Rascoe, Nov. 4, 2021
Versatile Electronic Producer Qrion Finds Calm in Austin
I Hope It Lasts Forever arrives Friday at the Concourse Project
Rachel Rascoe, Oct. 28, 2021
Levitation Returns for Halloween Weekend
A conversation with Botany and other cross-genre recs
Rachel Rascoe, Oct. 21, 2021
Mixing Major Films, Danny Reisch Establishes LA Studio
Good Danny's in Lockhart will stay open and tracking
Rachel Rascoe, Oct. 14, 2021
What to Know Heading Into ACL Fest
Forecast calls for vaccine cards, clear bags, mask areas, and rain
Rachel Rascoe, Sept. 30, 2021
The Fall Music We Always Talked About
Music columnist returns to two major venues and a new one
Rachel Rascoe, Sept. 23, 2021
City Council Supports Music-Focused Arts Facility on East 11th Street
Harold McMillan breaks down civic steps to the envisioned Kenny Dorham Center
Rachel Rascoe, Sept. 9, 2021
You Might Find Your New Favorite Artist at Hot Summer Nights – Here Are 10 Contenders
Picks to reset quarantine listening habits, free today through Sunday
Rachel Rascoe, Aug. 26, 2021
Saturday in Waterloo Park
Sights, sounds, and an undetermined musical niche at Downtown's new greenspace
Rachel Rascoe, Aug. 19, 2021
Delta Variant Leaves Venues Between a Rock and the Governor's Orders
The latest on music hubs, festivals, and relief funding
Rachel Rascoe, Aug. 12, 2021
Alexalone, All Together
Soft-spoken guitarist details world-building Polyvinyl debut – with help from bandmates
Rachel Rascoe, Aug. 5, 2021
Raoul Hernandez, Not Like Everybody Else
Outgoing Chronicle Music editor on 27 years of pure emotion
Rachel Rascoe, July 22, 2021
The Drama Behind the Cactus Cafe Negotiations
Accusations of unprofessional behavior and an HR complaint leave the historic venue in limbo
Rachel Rascoe, July 15, 2021
Spoon Returns On Full Blast
Reigning local rockers' surprise show at Mohawk and more music news
Rachel Rascoe, July 8, 2021
Captain Quackenbush’s and Outer Heaven Disco Club Make COVID-Delayed Debuts
New musical hubs launch in former Strange Brew and Dozen Street spaces
Rachel Rascoe, July 1, 2021
Bartender-Turned-Activist Jeannette Gregor Amplifies Her Profession
Mohawk’s new venue manager on her “messy and fickle” industry and getting back to live music
Rachel Rascoe, June 24, 2021
Love Wheel Records Rolls In
Austin music mainstay Mike Nicolai retails vinyl and Indoor Creature parties at the Ballroom
Rachel Rascoe, June 17, 2021
The Spiritual Side of Quentin Arispe
Plans for Pride Month, Resound concert promotions, and IRL record store day
Rachel Rascoe, June 10, 2021
Austin Imprint Keeled Scales Partners With Polyvinyl Records
New joint office expands the local label landscape
Rachel Rascoe, June 3, 2021
KUT/KUTX Will No Longer Manage the Cactus Cafe
University station terminates "disheartening" negotiations and Spider House Ballroom changes ownership.
Rachel Rascoe, May 27, 2021
Kendra Sells, Unlimited
BluMoon singer's genre-dancing solo debut, a music supervisor panel, and more music news
Rachel Rascoe, May 20, 2021
KindKeith Has What You Need
A dreamy alternative R&B debut and a few major venue reopenings, too
Rachel Rascoe, May 13, 2021
KUT/KUTX in Discussion With UT Over the Future of the Cactus Cafe
KUTX Director says it's "50-50" whether the station will continue managing the venue
Rachel Rascoe, May 6, 2021
Faster Than Sound – The Music Relief Magic Number: $20 Million
Music Makes Austin budget proposal warns full-capacity touring won't return until 2022
