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Sweet Songs CD Release & Brunch this Sunday

Sweet Songs CD Release & Brunch this Sunday

Sweet Songs features music by a number of Austin's notable musical women, many of them mothers, and includes classic children's tunes like "Magic Penny" and "This Little Piggy" along with original compositions about everything from monsters to Bumbo baby chairs. The release this Sunday is a family-friendly brunch, featuring performances by Libby Kirkpatrick, Sarah Sharp, Elizabeth McQueen, Noelle Hampton, Gretchen Janzow and Monica Cravotta (who organized the effort). more ›

Easter at The Glenn

Easter at The Glenn

It might be more exciting than church! The Backyard is inviting families to come celebrate Easter at their place (or rather, The Glenn). On Sunday, April 16, there will be egg hunting, music, food, and more. Little ones can get pictures with the Easter Bunny. Big ones can stuff their faces with quiche and salad. Matt the Electrician and Sarah Sharp will be using their musical stylings to entertain the masses. We can't say... more ›

SXSW 2006 Music Lineup Updated!

SXSW.com released an updated lineup for this year's SXSW Music Festival earlier today, and it's one hell of a list. The SXSW committee hastens to note that "This is a partial list of performers confirmed to appear at the 2006 SXSW Music Festival. This list is current as of 1/13/06. All of this information is subject to change." International acts include: Masahiro Nitta, DMBQ, Ellegarden, Tsu Shi Ma Mi Re, PE'Z, The Emeralds (Japan)... more ›

Tonight at 8:30 Sharp: Sharp

Tonight at 8:30 Sharp: Sharp

We stumbled upon the work of Sarah Sharp through a coworker, and initially thought nothing of it. In our defense, people recommend flash-in-the-pan bands to us all the time, so we rarely put much stock in any real listening quality. Myspace has ushered in an unprecedented wave of half-practiced hopefuls who just met each other through Craigslist three weeks prior, yet somehow already have an album out. The time and effort put into that album is easily seen in the quality of the product. more ›

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