This Father’s Day, bring the entire family to The Mohawk for a special Austin Music Foundation event, appropriately entitled Dad Rocks. Doors open at 5 p.m. and all children under the age of twelve get in free. As for the slightly older folks, tickets can be purchased via Front Gate for $20. Before you make a fuss about the cost, check out all these complimentary goodies included in your ticket price -- scrumptious snacks from Frank, yummy tidbits from Tiff’s Treats, those delicious beverages we first tried at Pachanga from Waialua Soda Works, and irresistible popsicles (like Pineapple Basil or Tamarind) from GoodPops. You’ll also get to enjoy blistering rock ‘n’ roll from English Teeth and magical mash-ups by DJ Car Stereo (Wars) as a part of the package. more ›

Future Sounds and a bunch of other great participants (including us!) are presenting The Rumble this evening at Beerland. In the vein of other extravagant Rumble parties thrown across the country, this evening will feature loud bands and free food. And what free food! Batter Blaster is offering free chicken and waffles all night. It's southern-tastic! more ›

The last installation of From the Mind of Adi was satisfying on a number of levels: intellectual stimulation with art upstairs and local music downstairs, plus gastrointestinal stimulation with free food from Frank. And then the braver amongst us ventured onstage for Indieoke, but that's a story for another time. more ›

There are two big, ginormous, stupendous reasons you should make your way down in a hasty ramble to Mohawk tonight, the third installment of the From The Mind Of Adi series immediately followed by Indieroke. more ›

English Teeth will release their debut EP, English Teeth on Saturday, Jan. 23 at Stubb's indoors with The Ugly Beats and The Ripe. more ›

The Blakes, who don’t have a schtick to wax clever about. They’re just straight-up gritty Seattle garage rock. They sing tweaked rock songs about misbehaving that sound like they were recorded in a toolshed. If we’ve gotten to the point where that sound comes off as retro, it’s more a quirk of our times than the Blakes’. After all, there aren’t many places better for making music than a garage. more ›

WOXY will celebrate their move to Austin Sept. 6 at Scoot Inn. Black Before Red, TV Torso, English Teeth and Martin Crane will perform. more ›