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The red-headed pop "femininomenon," decked out in cowboy chaps and a belt-buckle top, performed hits like "HOT TO GO!" and "Pink Pony Club," as well as unreleased song "The Subway."
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Building on the musical prowess of his father, Roy Montelongo earned a place in Austin and tejano music history for his skill on the saxophone and clarinet.
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He was a songwriter, a singer and an actor, known to many Texans for his part in the “outlaw country” movement of the ’70s and ’80s.
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Waverly, the founder of mHart media, and mHart artist Francene Rouelle talk about how they’re changing the Austin music scene.
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The annual music celebration is scheduled to take place Oct. 4-6 and 11-13 in Zilker Park. Local acts scheduled to perform include Being Dead, Promqueen, Kalu & The Electric Joint, and The Tiarras.
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Bidi Bidi Banda is pulling its number of Selena performances back after a decade of honoring Selena's memory.
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From remembering the words to starting on the right note, it takes a lot of work to earn one of the coveted spots to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" at a Round Rock Express game.
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Want to go to SXSW but don't want to shell out tons of money? Here are some options.
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SouthAmericano brings some of the best Latino performers from SXSW onto one stage.
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Music lovers can see artifacts that represent the diversity of American music at the LBJ Presidential Library as part of the "Music America: Iconic Objects From America's Music History" exhibit.