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I don't know if there's a venue that has absolutely cooked up more heat in 2025 than the Moody Amphitheater in Austin. I was back this time once again for Peach Pit and Briston Maroney's co-...
I've been fortunate enough to cover Bad Bunny, Beach Fossils, and now it's come full circle with covering Beach Bunny - quite poetic, to be honest. The Chicago-based indie-rock band stopped by Emo'...
I've heard "Walking On A Dream" many times growing up. It's a song that's timeless yet nostalgic - if only I didn't grow up being a dumbass thinking it was an MGMT song this entire time. Onc...
With how fast K-pop as a genre has grown in San Antonio, I figured it was about time to finally check it out for myself. It's not a genre I know much about; most of what I know I overheard from my ...
I had been to ACL Live at the Moody Theater a few times but was always curious about the smaller room located right outside of it, 3TEN at ACL Live. The 350-capacity room is known for hosting emerg...
On a cold and rainy Valentine's Day in Austin, Texas, there was nowhere better to be than at the Mohawk for a sold-out Die Spitz show. I saw this hometown four-piece (Ava Schrobilgen, Chloe Andrews...
San Antonio showed to be ready for a night of rock 'n' roll at the Alamodome when the legendary band Guns N' Roses brought their North American Tour to the
Making their long-awaited return to San Antonio after seven years, the French shoegaze band M83 sold out Aztec Theatre on Thursday, April 13, as part of their "Fantasy Tour." With exceptional stage production and musicianship, the group made it one of the year's most memorable shows thus far.
After a strong start to the year with blockbuster films, Hollywood has not let up yet. With March coming to a close and April just beginning, here is a new collection of spoiler-free reviews for some of the most entertaining recently released films. "John Wick: Chapter 4" Chad Stahelski directs the fourth installment in the...
Rating: 4.5 stars The pits opened up and never closed as the world's fastest-rising hardcore band, Turnstile, stopped in San Antonio as part of their Love Connection Tour on Friday, Nov. 11. The sold-out Aztec Theatre was the perfect venue, feeling both incredibly intimate and wildly insane with the most explosive energy from both the...