The Tiarras ▶️ Album Release + Black Sheep VIDEO

The unstoppable, genre-blurring sister trio bridging Mexican-American roots with global alt-pop and rock energy has officially arrived with a milestone moment! Hailing from a rich tapestry of cultural diversity, the dynamic sibling powerhouse The Tiarras—comprising sisters Tori, Sophia, and Tiffany Baltierra—have officially unleashed their long-awaited debut studio album, Moon En Flor, out today, September 18,…

Emily Wolfe ►Power

Austin-based singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Emily Wolfe solidifies her stature in contemporary rock with the release of her hard-hitting new alternative single, “Power.” Artist Trajectory and Craftsmanship: A self-taught instrumentalist since the age of five, Wolfe has systematically built a reputation as a formidable modern rock architect, highlighted by her signature Epiphone/Gibson guitar collaborations and…

Today in Music History 8/29

Today’s history highlights the birth of the King of Pop, a monumental farewell for the Fab Four, and a massive debut for a defining Britpop band. Notable Births 1920: Influential jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker was born in Kansas City, Kansas. 1924: Blues and jazz singer Dinah Washington was born. 1942: Sterling Morrison, guitarist and founding…

The Austin Weekend Beat

Vol. 44 | Week of Friday, August 28, 2026 Your weekly guide to the Live Music Capital of the World. Austin Music News & Notes What’s buzzing in the ATX music scene this week: Austin City Limits Live (ACL Live & 3TEN ACL Live) A Blues Legend in the House: We are incredibly lucky this…

Today in Music History

Notable Births 1925: Entertainer Donald O’Connor, known for his work in Singin’ in the Rain, was born. 1948: Daniel Seraphine, drummer with the band Chicago, was born. 1965: Shania Twain, the five-time Grammy-winning singer and only female artist to have three consecutive Diamond albums, was born. 1982: Grammy-winning singer and actress LeAnn Rimes was born.…

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

The Blues Powerhouse That Electrified Austin While many architects built Austin’s “Live Music Capital” title brick by cosmic brick, Stevie Ray Vaughan electrified the entire structure. His fierce, virtuoso guitar playing and soulful blues-rock sound captured the world’s attention and firmly established Austin as a global epicenter for legitimate, raw live music performance. Origin Story:…

Today in Music History

Today’s history highlights massive classic rock and metal birthdays, the US debut of a piano-pop legend, and the release of an album that redefined modern R&B. Notable Births 1918: Iconic American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts. 1949: Gene Simmons, the fire-breathing, blood-spitting bassist and co-founder of the legendary rock band…

The Austin Weekend Beat

Vol. 43 | Week of Friday, August 21, 2026 Your weekly guide to the Live Music Capital of the World. Austin Music News & Notes What’s buzzing in the ATX music scene this week: Neon Rodeo Takes Over ACL Live: Tonight, ACL Live is hosting the ultimate cosmic country and queer rodeo party. If you’ve…

Today in Music History

Today’s history brings the birth of classical composers, a legendary debut for rock’s most famous drummer, and a massive milestone for a hair-metal classic. Notable Births 1750: Composer Antonio Salieri was born. 1849: Composer Benjamin Louis Paul Godard was born. 🎵 Major Events & Releases 1949: Ralph Flanagan and his orchestra recorded “You’re Breaking My…

Doug Sahm: The Godfather of the Austin Cosmic Groove

“You can’t live in Texas unless you got a lot of soul.” — Doug Sahm Few figures embody the musical soul of Austin like Doug Sahm (1941–1999). A child prodigy turned musical visionary, Sahm seamlessly blended Tex-Mex conjunto, San Antonio West Side R&B, psychedelic rock, traditional country, and blues. Archives preserved at the Austin History…

Noche Cosmica

Carla Morrison, The Tiarras e Irene Diaz brindaron una Noche espectacular en el escenario de ACL Live en lo que fue parte del Tour Renacimiento. The Tiarras (Austin, TX) dieron avance a la marcha, conquistando al publico por medio de sus temas originales y un cover de La Negra Tomasa. Irene Diaz (L.A.) presentó canciones…