Written and Photos by Bang Ho Fitz and the Tantrums had the crowd at ACL Live Moody Theater on their feet from the floor to the rafters. It was kind of a homecoming show, with Fitz reminding the crowd that Austin was special to the band, as they were signed …
Written by Amanda Gutman and Photos by Bang Ho It was another hot Austin night when KUTX presented The Greeting Committee at Mohawk on Sunday, July 28, 2024, but that didn’t keep the band from bringing the energy. Singer Addie Sartino danced throughout the set, and pretty soon the crowd …
Photos by Bang Ho Toledo’s performance at the Mohawk on July 28th was a charming display of raw power and intimacy. The duo’s sound filled the iconic Austin venue, leaving the audience stunned by their ability to create great music with minimal instrumentation. Every note resonated deeply, making it an …
Written and Photos by Bang Ho It was a family affair at 3Ten ACL when Infinity Song took the stage and put on a one-of-a-kind entertaining and energetic performance. The band consists of siblings Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo, each very gifted musically. They aren’t the first family band in …
Cavetown, or Robbie Skinner as he’s known offstage, painted Austin in hues of vulnerability on June 23rd at the Moody Amphitheater. The show was full of heartfelt lyrics, infectious melodies, and an undeniable connection between artist and audience. Skinner’s stage presence was as captivating as their music. He created a …
Barns Courtney’s performance at Stubb’s on July 24th proved his raw talent and captivating stage presence. The British singer-songwriter, known for his gritty vocals and energy, transformed the Austin venue into a church of rock and roll. His powerful voice, a blend of vulnerability and raw intensity, filled every corner …
Written and Photos by Bang Ho Mae Mae captivated the rapt audience with her calming voice and nylon string guitar, backed by only an electric guitar. Sometimes, drums and bass aren’t necessary when the rest of the band does the heavy lifting. She even played a cute new song that …
On June 28th, Stubb’s BBQ in Austin played host to a night of raw energy, nostalgic singalongs, and musical solidarity as Say Anything celebrated the 20th anniversary of their seminal album, “Is A Real Boy.” The crowd was a diverse mix, united by a shared love for Say Anything’s music …
Written and Photos by Bang Ho Pvris played such a versatile set that showcased the diversity of their range, from their metalcore roots to a more synthy/electronic sound. There’s one word that described the sound of the set –pretty much every song was an anthem and seemed to move you …
