
October 7th
Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears at Antone's





From The Futurist:
The decommissioned Seaholm Power Plant has been virtually out of reach for all Austinites since its construction in the 1950’s. For years, the Art Deco building has held a great deal of mystery to passersby due to its looming presence and restricted access. But things will change in October as Rare Magazine has been given the keys to the Seaholm and will host the first large scale public event to take place at the power plant on the nights of October 2nd and 3rd. WOXY is proud to present the first night with one of our favorite bands. VIP guests and attending artists will encounter an unrivaled experience, as the industrial mammoth is turned into a lounge and green room, complete with DJ’s, dance floor, and bar.
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Fx3 Fest is a little over a week away and now we have some after parties to look forward to during next weekends festivities. We already mentioned Local Music Is Sexy but now we have the full list to share with you. The best part is that a good amount of the shows are either free or half price with a FFF wristband. So take a look at the selections below and come up with a game plan for which shows you want to catch."For those of you who weren't able to get a ticket today, there may be a small quantity of tickets made available the day of the show, so look for updates on BLURT-ONLINE.COM next week and check in at the Parish Room box office a few hours before the doors open," says BLURT Associate Editor Andy Tennille. "We're also going to be giving away some tickets at BLURT-ONLINE.COM and through some of the local radio stations in Austin, so keep your eyes peeled and your wits about you."
José González is a indie folk singer-songwriter of Argentine descent who grew up in Sweden. His sound is described as solo classical guitar with soft vocal melody. He grew up listening to Latin folk and pop music, citing his favorite artist as being Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodriguez.
Blurt Online is the new music website and digizine brought to you by the creative team behind the lauded HARP Magazine - is proud to present THE BLURT LAUNCH PARTY, featuring Band of Horses at The Parish in Austin, Texas on Saturday, September 27. Doors will open at 10:30 p.m. following the conclusion of the day's music at the 2008 Austin City Limits Music Festival. Famed BLURT blogger James McMurtry and the Heartless Bastards are slated to open with music beginning at 11 p.m.Update: The show is SOLD OUT!!Tickets go on sale at 10 am TOMORROW, Friday, September 19, 2008 at Front Gate Tickets HERE. Tickets will be $18 in advance and $21 at the door on the night of the event.
A portion of the proceeds from the concert will benefit the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians, a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide access to affordable healthcare for Austin's low-income, uninsured working musicians. For more information, please visit the Heath Alliance website. [Via Blurt]
[Photo by Ari Magg]There’s a definite link between Mugiboogie’s ADD cycling through disparate styles and Stereopathetic Soul Manure and Mellow Gold-era Beck.Check out this awesome live version of "Murr Murr".
- Drowned In Sound
Mugison has often been stamped as the Icelandic Beck, but on his fourth album, he edges onto John Lennon's turf. The irreverent electro rocker, no stranger to smirking puns and helter-skelter noise, marks a straighter course with Mugiboogie's ramshackle rock and Plastic Ono Band snarls.
-Spin
Whilst he has the gift of classic songwriting, he has an alter-schizophrenic side that breeds songs like ‘I’m Alright’ and ‘The Animal’, which blur the line between comedic and tragic, the lines that Ween so often cross. He can be sweet, sensual and loving, and simultaneously monstrous and venomous.
- The Line of Best Fit
Here are the official aftershows for Lollapalooza. All tickets go onsale this Saturday (6/21) at 10am.