Live Music

Admission is free to the performance this Saturday at the LBJ Lawn, following Texas Football’s first SEC home game.

Even though the city has more money to give out, there isn't enough to support every applicant. Last funding cycle, only 137 out of more than 1,000 applicants received grants. The deadline is Dec. 4.

With no permitting system, anybody can set up in Travis County and start making music, but only a handful have made their mark in the city's musical culture, one without ever playing in a bar.

Venue owners worry fewer restrictions on resale tickets will harm concertgoers.

There's no shortage of stuff to do during SXSW, but here are a few pop-ups that we're excited about at KUT.

More than a thousand people applied to Austin's Live Music Fund grant program in 2024. More than $4.5 million was doled out to nearly 140 recipients. But many longtime artists were denied assistance.

So long Oat Willie's, Giddy Ups and Irene's. We won't forget you.

About 70 ACC students spent the first weekend of ACL Fest learning the ins and outs of putting on a music festival as they prepare for careers in the industry.

There will be famous people, out-of-towners and lots of traffic. Here’s what you need to know to prepare.

Just 137 out of 1,000 applicants received grants this year from the first-of-its-kind program to help keep Austin musicians in Austin. While scores praise the program, there were some hiccups in the last round of grant funding.