Last year was Freddie Gibbs’ first without a mixtape or album release due to legal issues overseas. Although the rape accusations brought against him proved to be false, Gibbs still lost nearly a...
Listed by Rolling Stone Magazine as one of the greatest guitarists of all time, Stevie Ray Vaughan’s instruments are having a Texas homecoming at the Bullock Museum.
Beginning March 10, 2017 and...
Fantastic songs and albums revolving around relationships have been a staple of music since legends such as Buddy Holly picked up the guitar, giving listeners something they can relate and vibe with. In...
The dynamic environment of the co-op music scene taught two UT undergraduates to overcome their insecurites about sharing and performing their music.
Whipflash is the brainchild of journalism...
Formed in 2011, Korean-American band Run River North got its start playing songs inspired by their experiences as children of immigrants. In 2016, the band released its sophomore album, “Drinking...
One SXSW interactive panel will discuss bringing music to an unexpected place: hospitals.
The “Music as Medicine: Therapeutic Benefits of Music” panel on March 13 will address the role of...
For more than two decades, Panteón Rococó has been exposing the social and political realities of Latinos through their music. Now, they are bringing their Mexican-Spanish ska sound, infused...
Like the relationship between warm cookies and milk, American political strife feels incomplete without protest music. Since the founding of this nation, music has played a crucial role in expressing...
