Angela Lim, Senior Life & Arts Reporter
• March 23, 2022
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 11, 2022 SXSW flipbook.
For many college students, splurging hundreds of dollars on a SXSW badge is the last thing on their minds. Fortunately,...
Pounding bass vibrated through 3TEN Austin City Limits Live as overhead lights painted the room in shades of red and purple. So!YoOn! quietly stood behind the crowd moments before her performance, fitted...
Angela Lim, Life and Arts senior reporter
• March 22, 2022
Having performed at music festivals in Germany and Thailand, South Korean band SURL’s dreamlike sound continues to reach the ears of listeners around the world, proving no boundaries to the potential...
Noah Levine, Life & Arts Film Columnist
• March 21, 2022
“Atlanta” returns to FX Networks with season 3 on March 24 after a nearly two-year hiatus. To commemorate the triumphant return of the comedy series, the first two episodes of the brand new season...
Angela Lim, Senior Life & Arts Reporter
• March 20, 2022
Balming Tiger, a rising alternative K-pop group, brought its intense energy to South by Southwest’s music festival, transcending conventional genres and expectations.
Kaiya Little, Senior Life & Arts Reporter
• March 20, 2022
Eliza Hull hosted a panel Friday featuring the voices of disabled artists and event coordinators to explore the industry’s potential to be truly accessible.
Sage Dunlap, Life and Arts reporter
• March 20, 2022
Following its March 15 launch at SXSW, EqualizeHer — an organization aiming to combat gender inequality in the music industry-sponsored a series of events at the festival to raise awareness for the organization...
Angela Lim, Life and Arts senior reporter
• March 20, 2022
With a Canadian JUNO Award for Reggae Record of the Year under her belt, Afro-fusion artist TÖME has received acclaim for her distinct, rich sound inspired by her multicultural experiences. Her latest...
