Looking forward to my first show as an Austin, TX resident tonight at Antone’s. Fittingly the show is Susto, a band from Charleston who I have followed and covered since the earliest days of Extra Chill.

Happy to be in Austin and looking forward to meeting more people in the scene here.

This is a place to share concert posters and information about live music in Austin, TX.

If you are promoting your own show, this is also a good place to Extra Chill to share your flyer on Instagram.

Also check out our Austin, TX live music calendar.

See you at the show!

For the past few months, I’ve been working on an events calendar that can automatically aggregate every (at least that is the broad goal) event in a given city.

Austin of course is a huge city and has so many music venues so it is challenging to get everything. But we have gotten a solid collection here and it will only get more robust over time.

See the link to our events calendar below which has the goal of being a comprehensive automated listing of live music in Austin, TX that lists...

For the past few months, I’ve been working on an events calendar that can automatically aggregate every (at least that is the broad goal) event in a given city.

Austin of course is a huge city and has so many music venues so it is challenging to get everything. But we have gotten a solid collection here and it will only get more robust over time.

See the link to our events calendar below which has the goal of being a comprehensive automated listing of live music in Austin, TX that lists a massive selection of things to do on any given night.

https://events.extrachill.com/location/usa/texas/austin

Hope you enjoy and if you have feedback i’d love to hear it. I’m always looking to make upgrades.

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Producer, engineer, and songwriter, Mossberg Montana, just a released “God Made A Way For Me” featuring a handful of #GxldApproved emcees such as Mez (of TwinFlamez) Big D, and Mike Burna. The song  is an ode to unwavering faith in God and the confidence manifested by his acknowledgment. A powerful message to stay steady in your faith and walk with the assurance that you are ‘covered’. Paired with the track is a “cinematically cooked’ visual shot by one of Charlestons videography...

Producer, engineer, and songwriter, Mossberg Montana, just a released “God Made A Way For Me” featuring a handful of #GxldApproved emcees such as Mez (of TwinFlamez) Big D, and Mike Burna. The song  is an ode to unwavering faith in God and the confidence manifested by his acknowledgment. A powerful message to stay steady in your faith and walk with the assurance that you are ‘covered’. Paired with the track is a “cinematically cooked’ visual shot by one of Charlestons videography staples, Stan Green! Check it out!

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Kendrick with the surprise album drop for the win! He really took over this 4th quarter of the year. I’m not even reviewing the album because you ALREADY KNOW it’s FIRE! Kung Fu Kenny addressed the Super Bowl, his final words on the Drake beef, but mainly makes it clear that it’s him against the world and he’s found peace with that because the world is in a dark space. A multitude of sounds. Excellent features. Sample game stupid. Every word intentional. GNX. Hmph

We’re opening for Skyler Waddell and the Stono River Project next Tuesday on the Poho Deck! Stop by if you feel like it 🙂 @maralusomusic on insta!

We also now have our EP “Neon Nightmares” available on Vinyl & CD. http://www.erodethedream.com and locally at Gray Cat Music in Park Circle.

We have a show this Saturday at The Trolley Pub with Royal Thunder, The Atomic Bitchwax & Isabelle’s Gift

I’ve still been digging the song “Wristwatch” from this record, and today I decided to do a lyrical analysis and explore the song’s meaning.

If you also like MJ Lenderman’s “Wristwatch” and want to know what it’s about then check out my article here.

Love this thread idea!

I listen to a lot of music but 60’s / 70’s is soul is always the biggest slice of the pie.  It’s perfect music.

Let’s do this.

 

Dyke and the Blazers – You Are My Sunshine

King Floyd – I Feel Like Dynamite

Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir – Like a Ship

Ann Peebles – Slipped, Tripped and Fell in Love

Lee Dorsey – What You Want (Is What You Get)

Don Gardner – My Baby Likes to Boogaloo

Jackie Wilson  & LaVern Baker – Think...

Love this thread idea!

I listen to a lot of music but 60’s / 70’s is soul is always the biggest slice of the pie.  It’s perfect music.

Let’s do this.

 

Dyke and the Blazers – You Are My Sunshine

King Floyd – I Feel Like Dynamite

Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir – Like a Ship

Ann Peebles – Slipped, Tripped and Fell in Love

Lee Dorsey – What You Want (Is What You Get)

Don Gardner – My Baby Likes to Boogaloo

Jackie Wilson  & LaVern Baker – Think Twice (Version X)

King Curtis – Memphis Soul Stew

Lou Rawls – Bring It On Home (no disrespect to the great Sam Cooke but the Lou Rawls version is untouchable)

Sly Johnson – Let Yourself Go

Darondo – True

Little Richard – Freedom Blues

 

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New song “Lies and Chocolates” by Duplex just released on all streaming platforms.

Check it out here>>>

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1cglcjS3IJlQ6nMgPDw6zZ?si=tAU8oqg4Sa-ns6F3ylD0AA

Website: http://www.duplex.band

IG: @thebandduplex

 

Hey there! I’m an indie artist from the Charleston area. My stage name is Maraluso!

Have been a fan of Extra Chill since I played their open mic at LoFi Brewing. Since then, a TON of doors have opened and Maraluso is now Maraluso & Company! Come see our funky four-piece around town this year starting tonight:

11/13 Tin Roof w/ Suede Cypress + Coulson and the Fiori*
11/26 Pour House w/ Skyler Waddell and the Stono River Project

12/1 CofC Feminist Bash presented by The Charleston Sound

12/? Anot...

Hey there! I’m an indie artist from the Charleston area. My stage name is Maraluso!

Have been a fan of Extra Chill since I played their open mic at LoFi Brewing. Since then, a TON of doors have opened and Maraluso is now Maraluso & Company! Come see our funky four-piece around town this year starting tonight:

11/13 Tin Roof w/ Suede Cypress + Coulson and the Fiori*
11/26 Pour House w/ Skyler Waddell and the Stono River Project

12/1 CofC Feminist Bash presented by The Charleston Sound

12/? Another house show with some sort of holiday theme

1/21 Stuart’s House w/ Maya Gold + Lighthearted

If you are interested in connecting/collaborating please feel free to contact me on our Instagram @maralusomusic or my email [email protected]! 🙂

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Hey y’all! I’m new to this forum. Singer & songwriter in CHS.
I’ve got a show this Saturday at Tobins Market from 7-10pm. And then next Saturday, I’ve collaborated with several talented musicians to do an all Disney show at Tobins Market from 5-8pm.

would love to connect & collaborate

Here’s the bit from Kalyn’s interview with Shovels & Rope for the Post & Courier where they discussed leaving High Water Festival:

Why Did Shovels & Rope Leave High Water Festival?

One way in which the business has shifted has to do with the music festival circuit. While Hearst and Trent never owned High Water Festival, they helped create it and were an integral part of artist curation for the annual showcase at North Charleston’s Riverfront Park. Earlier this year, they announced they’d be stepping away from the event put on by Live Nation.

“We tried to make the environment a certain way and there was a sweet spot,” said Trent. “But unfortunately, just the state of the music festival business is what it is and isn’t something we want to be involved with anymore.”

Hearst added that it got so big, costs ballooned and it stopped reflecting their values. As far as they know, though, the festival will go on next year without them.

“I would love to see Live Nation, as awesome as they are when we work with them, that monopoly busted up,” added Hearst. “There are local independent venues like the Pour House, which we love, struggling against this mega corporation. And every single one of us has to do business with them.”

While they help support “some of the greatest stagehands” and other talented and much-needed workers across the industry, Hearst said she’d love to see a more “naturally capitalistic and competitive situation” in Charleston, especially.

“Our city is really small, but it’s got big culture and big tourism … and it’s disproportionately talented,” she said. “There’s some incredible art, incredible young people doing incredible things. We want to see that scene continue to thrive.”...

Here’s the bit from Kalyn’s interview with Shovels & Rope for the Post & Courier where they discussed leaving High Water Festival:

Why Did Shovels & Rope Leave High Water Festival?

One way in which the business has shifted has to do with the music festival circuit. While Hearst and Trent never owned High Water Festival, they helped create it and were an integral part of artist curation for the annual showcase at North Charleston’s Riverfront Park. Earlier this year, they announced they’d be stepping away from the event put on by Live Nation.

“We tried to make the environment a certain way and there was a sweet spot,” said Trent. “But unfortunately, just the state of the music festival business is what it is and isn’t something we want to be involved with anymore.”

Hearst added that it got so big, costs ballooned and it stopped reflecting their values. As far as they know, though, the festival will go on next year without them.

“I would love to see Live Nation, as awesome as they are when we work with them, that monopoly busted up,” added Hearst. “There are local independent venues like the Pour House, which we love, struggling against this mega corporation. And every single one of us has to do business with them.”

While they help support “some of the greatest stagehands” and other talented and much-needed workers across the industry, Hearst said she’d love to see a more “naturally capitalistic and competitive situation” in Charleston, especially.

“Our city is really small, but it’s got big culture and big tourism … and it’s disproportionately talented,” she said. “There’s some incredible art, incredible young people doing incredible things. We want to see that scene continue to thrive.”

@jollymonster

This wasn’t a widely publicized interview and it was buried at the end.

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What happened to S & R?? Could’ve tossed in a few small-print locals. Great big headliners tho. Will definitely draw a crowd. 🚦🚦🚦 Hope no rain