A Clay Walker Family Christmas: Country Star Talks Music, Family, and Texas Roots

by Emily Hord on November 4, 2026

Country music star Clay Walker celebrates the holiday season with his wife and children on a new family Christmas album, sharing the music, memories, and traditions that make this time of year special.    Texas...

Kal McRaven, aka FunkyFrogBait, on Comedy, Texas Roots, and the Internet Kid Tour

by Julia Helsel on November 3, 2026

Texas-born comedian and YouTube personality Kal McRaven reflects on the Internet Kid Tour, growing up in La Grange, and connecting with fans beyond the screen. As the self-proclaimed “Fourth most popular thing to come out...

A Calling She Never Expected: Melissa Coles on “Lifemark,” Faith and Finding Her Way Back

by Bob Valleau on November 3, 2026

For Melissa Coles—Indiana resident, award-winning actress, author and public speaker—acting wasn’t something she set out to pursue. But Texas played an important part in her journey.  In fact, when her friend Debbie Paulson first approached...

The Curated Table: A World-Class Dining Experience in Austin with McLaren Formula 1® Driver Lando Norris and Chef Jeremy Ford

by Wendi Baird on November 2, 2026

An exclusive Formula 1 week experience brought McLaren driver Lando Norris, Top Chef winner Jeremy Ford and luxury dining together for an unforgettable evening at Austin's La Zona Rosa. Formula 1 week in Austin is...

Weezer Brings The Gathering to Austin’s Moody Center with The Shins and Silversun Pickups

by Brian Maass on October 30, 2026

Weezer brought The Gathering tour to Austin’s Moody Center on Sunday, October 18, with Silversun Pickups and The Shins making a strong case for getting to your seat early. Three bands, a Sunday night and...

Following the Song: Andy Stepanian on Leon III, Creative Instincts and Life Outdoors

by Bob Valleau on October 30, 2026

With the release of “Candy Cigarettes,” the latest album from Leon III, musician and Howler Brothers co-founder Andy Stepanian continues to explore the winding paths of creativity. From the band’s expansive, psychedelic-tinged rock to the...

Foster the People Bring 15 Years of Indie Classics to Moody Amphitheater

by Andrew Watters on October 28, 2026

Foster the People delivered a hit-filled performance in Austin, bringing fan favorites like “Pumped Up Kicks” and “Houdini,” dazzling stage production, and 15 years of indie rock nostalgia to Moody Amphitheater on their Good Mourning...

Austin Turns Up the Volume: United Heritage Hall Unveils Its First Concert Lineup

by Brian Maass on October 27, 2026

ZZ Top, Death Cab for Cutie, Chaka Khan and more are headed to United Heritage Hall as Austin's newest concert venue prepares to open in 2027.  If there's one thing Austin knows how to do,...