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View Full Post Austin 101 at the Austin Visitor Center

Published: 8/25/2017

Located in the Austin’s beautiful downtown (602 E. Fourth Street) and open seven days a week, the Austin Visitor Center is the go-to place to find maps and brochures to kick start your adventure. The friendly folks at the VC love sharing the city's history and culture and answering questions about where to find the best shopping, restaurants, outdoor excitement, nightlife, music and more. They can even give you the scoop on the special events going on while you’re in town! Austin Detours Guide Jason Weems. Credit Annie Ray. Want to see the city's biggest attractions... read more

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View Full Post Where to Texas Two-Step in Austin

Published: 8/16/2017

Searching for an evening out which includes cold beer, country western dancing and a potential Willie Nelson sighting? Look no further, we have plenty of dancehalls in Austin offering two step or line dancing lessons (for those who need them) and a few famous local musicians ready to create the perfect honky-tonk atmosphere to round out your Texas experience. Broken Spoke. Broken Spoke Sandwiched between two condominiums on South Lamar sits an unchanged Austin icon, the legendary “Best Dancehall in Texas”, Broken Spoke. Famous names have played at this rustic... read more

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View Full Post University of Texas Area Guide to Music & Food

Published: 8/9/2017

Home to more than 50,000 students, a reputation as one of the best universities in the nation and plenty of rich history, it goes without saying that the University of Texas is an integral part of the Austin experience. If you’re headed to Austin for a visit, there are plenty of live music and food options around campus that will make you throw up your horns and say “Hook ‘em!” Where to Listen: Spider House Ballroom. Credit Dylan Johnson. Hole in the Wall Stop by this legendary local establishment for an unapologetically Austin experience. Any... read more

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View Full Post Austin for Music Lovers

Published: 7/11/2017

Austin’s music roots run as long and deep as the history of Texas itself. Classic country music is revered here in the honky-tonks and dance halls (Willie Nelson owns an area ranch and holds a much-loved annual July 4 th country concert). But emerging artists representing a variety of musical styles , from electronic to rock and blues, are just as welcome. And besides playing in Austin’s many nightspots, you’ll hear them everywhere from the airport to alfresco coffeehouses to grocery stores. Austin isn’t kidding when it calls itself the Live Music Capital of the... read more

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View Full Post Where to Celebrate Latino Music Month in Austin

Published: 5/4/2017

Latino Music Month is sure to heat up in Austin this year! Musicians and venues across the city jump on board with this annual tradition to celebrate the vibrant and diverse culture of Latino Music. Find out where to celebrate around town: Taco Libre. Credit Karlo X Ramos. We celebrate Cinco de Mayo this month, which lends a hand in Austin’s wave of Latin music celebrations through May. The Rancho Alegre Conjunto Festival will take place at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater May 5-7, hosting some of the premiere Conjunto bands in the region. In East Austin, ACL Festival alumni... read more

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View Full Post Best Of: Summer Concert Series in Austin

Published: 4/28/2017

Summertime in the Live Music Capital of the World® means warm nights, bright lights and live concerts. So grab a drink and a friend or two, and head over to one of these iconic music series throughout the city. Unplugged at the Grove. Courtesy of Shady Grove. Unplugged at The Grove Sit beneath the strung lights and the sprawling pecan tree stretched over Shady Grove’s patio, and catch a live concert at this free music series beginning at 8 p.m. every Thursday night from April until September. While you’re here, grab a cold one and fill up on Austin-inspired home cookin’... read more

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View Full Post 5 Minutes with a Local: James Moody of the Mohawk

Published: 4/17/2017

James Moody has access to the best music in Austin. Moody founded the Mohawk in 2006, downtown Austin live music venue, bar and cornerstone of the Red River Cultural District and Guerilla Suit, a branding agency, in 2010. Courtesy of the Mohawk. A Typical Weekend in Austin: You’re likely to catch Moody brunching at Launderette or Enoteca , where the deli counter and fresh desserts like tiramisu draw hungry locals by the dozens. If brunch doesn’t send him into a food coma, Moody will grab a drink at a local watering hole. Favorites include Small Victory , Weather Up ,... read more

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View Full Post Exploring Historic Austin

Published: 4/7/2017

Explore Austin’s storied roots with a visit to some of the town’s many historic sites. From honky-tonks and swanky retro clubs, to barbecue joints and museums housed in some of the oldest structures in town, there are plenty of ways to experience Austin’s past today. Congress Avenue. Courtesy of the Paramount Theatre. MUSIC VENUES Opened in 1871, the Historic Scoot Inn is the oldest bar in central Texas. Today this cozy spot feels like you’re visiting someone’s home, but with live music and vegan eats from Arlo’s Curbside Kitchen food truck. The Paramount... read more

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View Full Post 5 Minutes with a Local: Adrian Quesada

Published: 3/13/2017

An artist of many hats, Adrian Quesada has been a part of the music scene in Austin for the past two decades, playing in numerous bands such as Grupo Fantasma, Brownout, The Echocentrics and Spanish Gold. Never one to focus on one particular sound, Adrian is renowned for his ability to mesh many different types of music with various artists, and he is branching out into several other musical avenues these days. Adrian sat down with us and recounted his musical influences as well as his experiences here in Austin. Adrian Quesada. Courtesy of Stevan Alcala. With as many bands and projects that... read more

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View Full Post 10 Local Artists to Watch at SXSW

Published: 3/7/2017

From its humble beginnings in 1987, the South by Southwest Music Festival has been one of Austin’s most storied institutions and is seen as a musical rite of passage for many local musicians, ranging from Robert Earl Keen to Los Lonely Boys. In 2017, the festival will celebrate its 30 th anniversary with a diverse collection of artists, including many local musicians. Here are our top picks for official, local artists that shouldn’t be missed during this year’s music portion: S U R V I V E. Credit Alex Kacha. S U R V I V E March 16: Official SXSW... read more

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