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SXSW 2011: Austinist Teams Up With The Windish Agency, Laneway Festival and Eat Your Own Ears

SXSW 2011: Austinist Teams Up With The Windish Agency, Laneway Festival and Eat Your Own Ears

For years, Austinist has delivered top-notch SXSW events, bringing you the best the up and coming indie scene has to offer during the magical month of March here in Austin. This year, we're doing something special. Austinist has teamed up with some friends from around the world to plan our greatest SX event yet -- happening once again at the Mohawk on Red River. more ›

See First Aid Kit in the Austinist VIP Greenroom at Gonna Gonna Get Down V

See First Aid Kit in the Austinist VIP Greenroom at Gonna Gonna Get Down V

We're also doing something different this year. We're having one of our favorite bookings, First Aid Kit, perform in our VIP greenroom for a select group of music lovers. Sure, the upstairs patio at Mohawk is usually reserved for so-called VIPs, but we know that there are lots of folks who want to see the Swedish sisters perform too. Well, we're taking care of that. more ›

Austinist's SXSW Highlight Reel: Wednesday

Austinist's SXSW Highlight Reel: Wednesday

Austinist Presents Gonna Gonna Get Down 4: We were definitely pleased with the plethora of talent we had tapped for our day show on the 18th -- Telekinesis, Here We Go Magic, J. Tillman, Elvis Perkins in Dearland, Vetiver, and The Mae Shi all made an impression on our guests. Highlights had to be the ferocious hardcore-metal assault of Young Widows, channeling the Jesus Lizard just hours before David Yow took the stage at the Austin Music Hall, and the amazing live show from Akron/Family, who are currently touring to support their upcoming release, Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free. more ›

Mohawk Residency: Ghosthustler & Shapes Have Fangs

Mohawk Residency: Ghosthustler & Shapes Have Fangs

Tonight's KEXP sponsored Hot Freaks + Gorilla vs. Bear blow-out features Dallas' Ghosthustler and Cry Blood Apache. We have a feeling there will be a lot of sweaty dance-a-holics leaning on each other They Shoot Horses, Don't They?-style on Red River Tuesday night. As always, the shows happen each Tuesday night, with the headliners taking turns. Shapes Have Fangs will lead the way next week, but for tonight, grab $2 and head downtown. Doors will... more ›

Mohawk Residency: Treewave With Special Guests

Mohawk Residency: Treewave With Special Guests

The Mohawk residency concert series continues tonight with Treewave, who we hear will be joined by special guest Bill Baird. Treewave, as you probably know, are a Dallas-based band that practice shoe-gazingly superb songs that utilizes otherwise obsolete '70s and '80s video game gear. They are truly kickin' it 8bit style. The songs are created with really gritty assembly code, and is made possible by Commodore 64s, an old PC FM sound card (OPL3),... more ›

A Very Special Romp: Jonathan Meiburg, Neal Pollack & Black Before Red

A Very Special Romp: Jonathan Meiburg, Neal Pollack & Black Before Red

On Sunday afternoon, Austin Rock N Romp and Book People are sponsoring an all-ages event on the patio at Mohawk featuring Neal Pollack and Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg. The show will also feature Black Before Red, amps still warm from their Local Music is Sexy 3 performance the night before. Rock N Romp has been putting on all ages rock shows since last summer, and in the coming months will be moving their events to... more ›

Austinist Preview & Giveaway: The Channel @ Mohawk

Austinist Preview & Giveaway: The Channel @ Mohawk

C-Side Records' psychedelic folk-rock heroes, The Channel, are playing tonight at The Mohawk, and they'll be joined by The Eames Era, Black Before Red and Go Nova. You might remember what we had to say about The Channel's double CD, Tales From the Two Hill Heart / Sibylline Machine earlier this year: Their double-CD, Tales From the Two Hill Heart / Sibylline Machine is one of those rare double CDs that contains music which... more ›

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