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Show review for: Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls with Amigo The Devil, Bridge City Sinners, Micah Schnabel & Vanessa Jean Speckman
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Show review for: Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls with Amigo The Devil, Bridge City Sinners, Micah Schnabel & Vanessa Jean Speckman
By Mary Beth Widhalm This is not a traditional art exhibit – Fanny Curtat, art historian consultant for the Beyond Van Gogh and Monet immersive art experience, wants that to
Sonic George’s show has been on the KOOP air for almost 10 years, showcasing all forms of guitar music and sharing his extensive knowledge about the musicians and their recording
Get your 80s music fix on Thursday. June 6 at KOOP’s inaugural DJ Night at community garden in east Austin. Be Kind Rewind DJs Melinda Bee, Lacifer, Kim Simpson, and
World Refugee Day (WRD) 2024 is a day designated in June by the United Nations. Austin,Texas will celebrate it June 8th at the Bullock Museum. WRD brings attention to the
By Stefny! at the Disco Due to unfortunate weather in Houston the night before, Austin’s Historic Scoot Inn ended up being the first show of Real Estate‘s Infinite Jangle Tour on
By Ryan Nims Portishead singer Beth Gibbons just dropped her first solo album Lives Outgrown on Domino Records. After many years of making music on her own schedule (three Portishead
By Mindy Reed Brush Square Park behind the O. Henry Museum was a punny place to be on Saturday, May 11. Participants from New York to California and throughout Texas
By Mindy Reed While the Texas Book Festival brings in authors from around the country and around the world, The Austin Public Library’s (APL) Greater Austin Book Festival aka GAB
The KOOP Radio: Nightbeat Film Series returns to the Eastside Cinema on Thursday, May 30 with a special screening of Urgh! A Music War (1981). This concert film features performances