Knifeplay Comes to Hotel Vegas in April
March 28, 2026
By Ryan J. Nims Knifeplay is currently planning a new album release and will be performing with Fawn at Hotel Vegas on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 8 pm. Knifeplay
By Ryan J. Nims Knifeplay is currently planning a new album release and will be performing with Fawn at Hotel Vegas on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 8 pm. Knifeplay
By Cool Kel As a local Austinite, I’ve been attending SXSW for 25 years. This year, I’m embarking on a weeklong journey of reviewing only musical acts I know nothing
By Cool Kel As a local Austinite, I’ve been attending SXSW for 25 years. This year, I’m embarking on a weeklong journey of reviewing only musical acts I know nothing
By Stefny! A major theme of the 2026 South by Southwest Music track was ownership–of your craft, your creative product, and even your fans. “Filling the Room: Live Music Growth
By Erik Casarez After releasing their seventh studio album I Used to go to This Bar, Joyce Manor announced they would be going on tour this spring. This March, the
By Cool Kel As a local Austinite, I’ve been attending SXSW for 25 years. This year, I’m embarking on a weeklong journey of reviewing only musical acts I know nothing
By Cool Kel As a local Austinite, I’ve been attending SXSW for 25 years. This year, I’m embarking on a weeklong journey of reviewing only musical acts I know nothing
by Alana King South by Southwest is in full swing and KOOP is an official partner. We are co-hosting two events and hope to see you there: first well be
by Alana King SXSW 2026 is here! The latest One-Seven playlist highlights musical acts with connections to Central Texas.
by Stefny! Art Decade Creatives is back for year two of curating official SXSW showcases, and this time, they’re bringing you Austin’s Heavy Hitters, a showcase highlighting the best of local femme and
By Ryan J. Nims Apart from a few outliers–namely Deftones, Tool, and Fear Factory–I was never a huge fan of heavy metal. Yeah, I’ve liked what Metallica has done, and
by Juan Raigosa It’s not often you can pinpoint the coinage of a phrase. “Keep Austin Weird” is now so ubiquitous as a slogan that it seems to have materialized