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UT Symphony Orchestra unveils Turkmen music at concert

UT Symphony Orchestra unveils Turkmen music at concert

Sara Zaidi, Life & Arts general reporter October 24, 2022

Editor's note: a previous version of this story said Allayarov composed Symphonic Picture of Turkmenistan, but it has been updated to correctly reflect that Halmamedov composed it. Orchestral strings...

Arctic Monkeys’ The Car transports us on a ride through the journey of saying goodbye

Arctic Monkeys’ The Car transports us on a ride through the journey of saying goodbye

Anai Jaime, General Life & Arts Reporter October 23, 2022

With an upcoming North American tour inching closer by the minute, Arctic Monkeys released their seventh studio album, “The Car,” on Oct. 21. The alternative band tackles themes of loneliness, desire,...

Artist SG Lewis performs at the Emo’s concert venue on Oct. 21, 2022.

Liveshot: SG Lewis brings the house down at Emo’s

Mimi Calzada, Senior Life & Arts Reporter October 23, 2022

Playing in front of a packed Emo’s Austin crowd, SG Lewis put on a positively outstanding performance for the first time he’s been in Austin since 2018. From the foggy ambience of the venue to local...

Taylor Swift's “Midnights" lands as boldest, most personal project to date

Taylor Swift’s “Midnights” lands as boldest, most personal project to date

Trisha Dasgupta, General Life & Arts Reporter October 23, 2022

In her tenth studio album “Midnights,” released Oct. 21, Taylor Swift delivered 20 pop songs  exploring passionate stories of love, heartbreak, revenge and grief. Created in collaboration with...

Liveshot: Declan McKenna blends experimental British rock, alt-pop with Southern blues at Empire Garage concert

Liveshot: Declan McKenna blends experimental British rock, alt-pop with Southern blues at Empire Garage concert

Mirya Dila, General Life&Arts Reporter October 21, 2022

Inside the tightly packed Empire Control Room and Garage, fans pressed together against the barricade craned their necks in hopes of catching a glimpse of headliner Declan McKenna before the start of his...

Band of UT students Slurp The World debuts EP

Band of UT students Slurp The World debuts EP

Aaron Boehmer, Senior Life&Arts Reporter October 20, 2022

Fresh from finishing a thermodynamics exam in the last hour, Conner Petru sits in the dimly lit back patio of The Ballroom at Spider House. Live music, LED lights and puffs of stage fog seep outside from...

María Zardoya, lead vocalist for LA-based band The Marías, performs at the Barton Springs stage at Austin City Limits on Oct. 16, 2022.

Liveshot: The Marías dazzle ACL audiences with romantic performance

Sage Dunlap, Life & Arts Associate Editor October 17, 2022

Indie-pop band The Marías gave Austin City Limits attendees a reprieve from the festival’s frenzied crowds Sunday, slowing down the evening with a soothing sunset performance.  The Los Angeles band’s...

Kacey Musgraves closes ACL with Southern charm, special guest

Kacey Musgraves closes ACL with Southern charm, special guest

Sage Dunlap, Life and Arts Associate Editor October 17, 2022

Washed in bright red lighting, a harp ushered Kacey Musgraves onstage to begin her set with the Shakespearean album introduction — and title — “star-crossed.” As she sang out the song’s title,...

BIA’s confident set electrifies audience during her ACL Debut

BIA’s confident set electrifies audience during her ACL Debut

Reya Mosby, Life and Arts Editor October 17, 2022

With backup dancers in tow, rapper BIA strutted onto the Miller Light stage at Austin City Limits Music Festival on Sunday afternoon in front of a roaring audience, still-energized from the opening DJ’s...

Fifth 1975 album impresses with lyrical evolution, diverse instrumentals

Fifth 1975 album impresses with lyrical evolution, diverse instrumentals

Stephanie Jumper, Life & Arts General Reporter October 16, 2022

A month ahead of their Austin tour stop, The 1975 released their latest album, “Being Funny in a Foreign Language” on Oct. 14. The band’s newest work still embraces themes with nods to sex, drugs...

Liveshot: The Juniper Berries enchant, captivate with Ballroom performance

Liveshot: The Juniper Berries enchant, captivate with Ballroom performance

Mimi Calzada, Senior Life and Arts Reporter October 16, 2022

Sandwiched in a line-up of intimate – yet energetic – performances, The Juniper Berries put on an outstanding show for the audience at the Ballroom at Spider House. With a disco ball spinning above...

5 artists Taylor Swift fans should check out

5 artists Taylor Swift fans should check out

Trisha Dasgupta, Life & Arts General Reporter October 12, 2022

Since her 2006 debut, Taylor Swift continues to reach the hearts of hopeless romantics all over the world with an extensive catalog of love songs and heartbreak anthems. For those looking for more nostalgic...

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