Austin’s favorite family friendly live music series, KUTX 98.9’s Rock the Park, is back at Mueller Lake Park with a curated mix of local artists including Being Dead, Charlie Faye & the Fanimals, Lesly Reynaga Rockaroni & Cheese, and THEBROSFRESH.Named "Best Kids and Family Wild Card" in the “Austin Chronicle’s” annual Readers’ Poll, KUTX’s Rock the Park is in its 12th season of bringing kids to the dance floor.

The “Tacos of Texas” podcast returns with a third season of examining Texas taco culture and the connective tissue between the people, foodways and the issues that are rooted in the culture.

How did Austin go from a sleepy college town to one of the hottest housing markets in the country? The podcast "Growth Machine: How Austin Engineered its Housing Market" takes a deep dive into a century of choices that brought us here.

"Sugar Land" is an investigative podcast series about how the discovery of a long-forgotten cemetery in Sugar Land forced a "sweet" city to confront its bitter history.

Some of the most memorable recordings to come out of KUTX 98.9’s Studio 1A over the past 10 years have been captured in a special limited-run vinyl album, which will be on sale to the public May 1 in the KUTX Birthday Shop.

KUTX 98.9, the Austin Music Experience, is celebrating Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday with wall-to-wall Willie this weekend.

KUTX 98.9's family friendly concert series Rock the Park returns to Mueller Lake Park Amphitheater with four events this spring. This all-ages event is free and open to all.

KUTX 98.9 is collaborating with the historic Scholz Garten to connect music fans to some of the most anticipated artists at the 2023 SXSW Music Conference, including Thee Sacred Souls, Girl Ultra and Sports Team, along with emerging artists such as The Heavy Heavy, Baby Rose and Pearl & The Oysters. The event is open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. Admission is $10 per person, benefitting the Central Texas Food Bank.

KUTX 98.9, The Austin Music Experience, is celebrating its 10th birthday with a yearlong celebration, featuring concerts, a special 10th birthday vinyl compilation of exclusive performances, an oral history, deep-dives into the archives, commemorative merchandise and more.

The KUT and KUTX Holiday Sing-Along begins at 6 p.m., when crowds gather in front of the 45-foot Christmas tree at the south edge of the Capitol lawn to sing songs of the season. KUT and KUTX hosts will lead the songs. Complimentary keepsake song books will be available to attendees while supplies last.