Day two with Chad Wadsworth - in this set you'll see a little Iron and Wine, a little Stevie, the boys from Chromeo, and maybe yourself.
ACL Slideshow Day 2 - Photographer Chad Wadsworth
ACL Slideshow Day 1 - Photographer Chad Wadsworth
Our photographer Chad Wadsworth saw quite a bit of music this weekend. Maybe you and yours were out in the crowd during this verdant installment of ACL?
Bush: Got a Machinehead? [Photos]
Gavin Rosedale and company showed up last night to sweat it out with a sold out crowd at Stubbs. The ladies were swooning and the dudes fist pumping as Bush powered through their '90s megahits as well as new tunes off of their upcoming album, The Sea of Memories. Austinist photographer Chad Wadsworth dropped some water weight in the photo pit to bring us these images.
Sarah Jaffe and Centro-matic at the Hawk [Photos]
Centro-matic and Sarah Jaffe played the Mohawk outdoors last night, and Chad Wadsworth caught it for us.
Fleet Foxes at Stubbs [Review and Photos]
Fleet Foxes are having something of a cultural moment right now. This show was sold out months before the release their second album, Helplessness Blues, which has garnered eye-popping reviews from just about everyone and placed them in that rarefied space wherein an indie band can chart on Billboard, have their album streamed by NPR*, and sell out major venues while still maintaining a level of hip cache and critical adulation. Animal Collective, Arcade Fire, Grizzly Bear and Vampire Weekend are among the other bands there. It doesn't hurt that there is nothing offensive whatsoever about Fleet Foxes: they're a young, attractive band with, for better or worse, a modest, folk-hippie style that matches their gorgeous and heartwarming folk-rock music; music that is obviously the result of oodles of talent meeting with painstaking craftsmanship. Something to be held up, admired, and appreciated.
Devo and The Octopus Project, Live at the Moody Theater
The title just about says it all - Devo and the Octopus Project rocked the Moody Theater this Sunday. Chad Wadsworth got it on camera.
SXSW: Chad Wadsworth's Photo Guide
We showed you his shots from our party and the Spin shindig, and here we pick twenty more of our favorite shots from Chad Wadsworth - pick your own Top Whatever at his flickr page!
SXSW: Spin Party Pics
Spin magazine had themselves a big, invite-only party at Stubb's. We have photographic evidence, thanks to Chad Wadsworth. Check out the rest of his set here.
Steve Miller Flies into the New Austin City Limits Soundstage [Photos and Show Review]
Steve Miller performed to capacity audiences two nights last week at the confusingly named ACL Live at the Moody Theater venue to break in the new Austin City Limits soundstage.
Jenny and Johnny: Snapshots
Last night, Jenny and Johnny - or Jenny Lewis and Jonathan Rice - played at Emo's, and photographer Chad Wadsworth was there to take their pictures. Behold the cuteness!
Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings
Sharon Jones and her Dap Kings hit La Zona Rosa on Friday night, and our photographer Chad Wadsworth got some sweet shots.
Snapshots: LCD Soundsystem at Stubb's
Last night LCD Soundsystem rewarded a packed Stubb’s crowd with a set both captivating and occasionally profound—if this is old man music, then old men are awesome as hell. Leading off with a one-two punch of “Us and Them” and new single “Drunk Girls” (was its earliness in the set proof even they think it’s somewhat ridiculous?), and calling out Facebook during “Pow Pow,” James Murphy and his band played a tight, energetic set only infrequently punctuated by banter. Now if only some of that banter hadn’t suggested that, quite possibly, the new album is their last, and that they plan on hanging it up next year
that couldn’t be true, could it?
Where Music Meets The Eye: The Photography of Steve Hopson
Austinist photographer Steve Hopson has contributed some stellar concert photographs to our site over the years. Be it Willie or Spoon, She & Him or The Dead Weather, we can count on Hopson being front ‘n’ center to capture the special moment. We’re proud to note that Hopson’s photography, which spans 30 productive years, will be on display at Hyde Park Bar & Grill (South location / 4521 West Gate Blvd.) through April 18th. Where Music Meets The Eye: The Concert Photography of Steve Hopson features images from major Austin music gatherings like SXSW, ACL Fest, Fun Fest, and of course, plenty of other top-notch shows.
Snapshots: NIN & Jane's Addiction @ the Frank Erwin Center [Last Night]
Nine Inch Nails and Jane's Addiction at the Frank Erwin Center, May 12. Photos courtesy Chad Wadsworth.
Snapshots: Neko Case & Shearwater @ Stubb's
Shearwater opened for Neko Case as she kicked off her Middle Cyclone tour at Stubb's last night. Photos courtesy Chad Wadsworth.
Snapshots: Little Joy at the Parish
Austinist contributing photographer Chad Wadsworth stopped by the Parish on Saturday to greet Little Joy and get a sneak peek of what to expect during their soundcheck.
Snapshots: Fun Fun Fun Fest Day 2
Photos courtesy of Austinist contributors Steve Hopson, Eric Uhlir, Zach Ground, Keith Gaddis, Briana Purser, Erin Hanson, Patrick Dentler, Davis Ayer, Nash Cook, and Chad Wadsworth. If you can't view the Flash slideshow above, an alternate version appears after the jump....
Austinist Interviews SXSW: Chris Rose of Car Stereo (Wars)
Friend of Austinist and the dude responsible for last fall's wicked Ghostface Killah-Ghostland Observatory mashup (download it here), Chris Rose is half of DJ duo Car Stereo (Wars), with whom we've partnered to throw many a get-down in the past months. CS(W) is making its SXSW debut as a proper showcasing artist this year -- check 'em out at the Beauty Bar on Wednesday, March 14th, at 11pm. [mp3] Car Stereo (Wars) - SXSW Mixtape...
Austinist Preview & Giveaway: Lady Sovereign, Thursday @ The Parish
It's the same old shit every year: eat too much turkey (or Tofurkey for all y'all vegetarians out there). Watch football with smelly misogynist Uncle Larry. Listen to Cousin Lou complain about his goiter. Stare at Aunty Pearl as she licks the cat. But this year, break the cycle. You can start by going to a rap show!

