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February 8, 2024
This week, Dallas-Fort Worth sees concerts from acts The Hotelier, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Cody Canada and the Departed and more.
February 1, 2024
Tickets on sale now for the Feb. 25 concert at Antone’s
January 26, 2023
On his first solo album, "Boogie Till I Die," the world-renowned boogie-woogie piano master mixes originals with reimagined classics
December 21, 2022
The magic of the Atherton Studio...now virtual!HPR presents a virtual summer concert season featuring some of Hawaiʻi's best local musicians, livestreamed…
March 16, 2022
No South by Southwest badge? You can catch free shows from Sammy Hagar, Golden Dawn Arkestra, etc. Tickets on sale for Gunna, Jason Isbell and more.
January 19, 2022
Live music in Austin Jan. 20-26 includes Rebirth Brass band at 3Ten, Nikki Lane at Continental Club, a Dolly Parton birthday bash at Elysium and more.
December 22, 2021
A holiday week means music from Austin-area acts, including Midland, Charley Crockett, Santiago Jimenez Jr., Billy Gibbons, Whitney Rose and more.
December 7, 2021
Where will you be when the ball drops? Top options include Spoons concert at ACL Live, Nané at Empire and country dancing at the Broken Spoke.
May 7, 2021
The magic of the Atherton Studio...now virtual! HPR presents a virtual summer concert season featuring some of Hawaiʻis best local musicians, livestreamed to your living room or mobile device. Join us wherever you happen to be, across the Hawaiian islands or beyond. These concerts are open to the public by RSVP only; they will not be streamed to Facebook or other public platforms. Upon registration, youll receive an email confirming your spot with a link to the streaming platform. We recommend...
April 20, 2021
[Photos via YouTube] When the ball dropped in New York City’s Times Square at the stroke of midnight Dec. 31, 2009, punk rock had been around 35 years. (Or 33, depending on if you date the subculture from when the Ramones began playing gigs or from the mythic Punk Year Zero of 1977.) It was well into its third decade as the 21st century entered its second. There was now plenty of history from which new bands could draw inspiration—not just punk history. It no longer had to come from the Ra...