Margo Price and Shakey Graves to Headline Austin's Campfire Gathering Festival

Black Belt Eagle Scout—the musical moniker of Katherine Paul—has announced a lengthy tour of North America and Europe. It kicks off later this month in Austin, Texas, and stops in Seattle, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Berlin, London, and more before wrapping up in Brussels on May 30.

The Head and the Heart are hitting the road this spring with special guest Margo Price. The North American tour will support the band's fourth studio album, Living Mirage, which was released last year.The 13-date trek will kick off April 20 at Von Braun Center’s Mars Music Hall in Huntsville, Alabama, following the band’s April 18 appearance at Old Settler’s Music Festival in Texas.

Every summer, more than 1,000 teens swarm the Texas capitol building to attend Boys State, the annual American Legion-sponsored leadership conference where these incipient politicians divide into rival parties, the Nationalists and the Federalists, and attempt to build a mock government from the ground up.

A tornado is coming to 9-1-1: Lone Star, and the 126 is going to be left searching for signs of life in its aftermath. As last week's episode foreshadowed, one of nature's gravest disaster events is going to befall Austin, Texas on Monday night's new episode, titled "Act of God." In this exclusive new look at the episode ahead, we get to see a bit of what that will entail.

Plenty to be proud of! Joanna Gaines gushed about her family’s recently opened coffee shop, Magnolia Press, in a recent blog post and it’s clear she’s incredibly proud of the venture so far.

Nearly four years after its last album Sunset Motel, Reckless Kelly is making up for "lost" time and doubling down with new music.

Can't get enough of watching Billie Eilish perform on TV after the Grammys? Fans won't have to wait much longer, because her hourlong set at Austin City Limits from October will premiere on PBS on Saturday. (The broadcast will also be available for streaming online starting Sunday.)The five-time Grammy-winning artist taped her entire performance in Austin, Texas, on Oct.

Live Nation is opening a new 1,000-capacity music venue called Hi-Fi Dallas in Texas’ Design District. The 25,000-sq.-ft. club will be located just south of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks’ practice facility on land purchased by Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, Billboard has confirmed.

The best political documentary at Sundance this year does not star Hillary Clinton or AOC, but a bunch of 17-year-old dudes.

The newly launched HA comedy festival backed by WarnerMedia and New Cadence Productions has set its dates, talent lineup and plans for a special to air on HBO Max.

Sometimes it takes a while for the Recording Academy to wake up to a deserving act, leading to nominations in the Best New Artist category that are, well, puzzling. 

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the premiere episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star. Read at your own risk!]

Margo Price released “Stone Me,” her first new song in over two years, on Thursday (Jan. 16).

Texas’ Fortress Festival has announced the full lineup for its 2020 edition with headliners Diplo and Miguel. The three-day festival will also feature appearances from Cuco, Big K.R.I.T., Sharon Van Etten and Snow tha Product.

Margo Price is back with a new song. It’s called “Stone Me.” In addition to its release via Loma Vista, she performed it on last night’s episode of Full Frontal With Samantha Bee. It features the following chorus: “Love me, hate me, desecrate me/Call me a bitch then call me baby/You don’t know me, you don’t own me/Yeah that’s no way to stone me.”

Judd Apatow’s The King of Staten Island, starring Pete Davidson of Saturday Night Live, will make its premiere as the opening night film at this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival.The Austin, Texas, festival on Wednesday announced that “The King of Staten Island” will kick off SXSW on March 13. The movie, Apatow’s first fiction film as director since 2015′s Trainwreck, is Davidson’s highest profile project yet.Universal Pictures will release The King of Staten Island in June.

From Judd Apatow's latest tale to a new animated Apple TV+ series, comedic fare will once again take the spotlight this year at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas, a fertile launch pad for some recent popular comedies.More than 100 feature films and episodic shows will be showcased during the nine-day event, set to run March 13-22, the fest unveiled Wednesday.Among the high-profile feature debuts is Apatow's The King of Staten Island, which stars Pete Davidson in his first lead role alongside

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