Written and photos by Neal Cribb On April 30, 2025, the Buzzcocks delivered a high-octane performance at Austin’s Mohawk, reaffirming their status as punk rock pioneers. The band launched into their set with “What Do I Get?,” immediately energizing the crowd and setting the tone for the evening. Their 90-minute set …
Written and photos by Neal Cribb On April 12, 2025, UK anarcho-punk pioneers Subhumans headlined a high-octane night at The Ballroom (also known as 29th Street Ballroom) in Austin, Texas. Presented by Resound Presents, the show featured support from San Antonio’s Fea and local act Band of Bastards, drawing a diverse …
AJJ, the quirky punk-folk band known for their offbeat lyrics and energetic live shows, brought their unique brand of chaos to Stubb’s on Friday, June 28th. The Arizona-based band brought their raw and unfiltered approach to songwriting. It delivered an amazing and cathartic performance, capturing the spirit of their extensive …
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IDLES killed their set for a sold-out crowd at Stubb’s. Their post-punk style had the crowd moshing, crowd surfing, and bopping to the beat. Miley, a fan front and center on the rail brought roses for the band. Johnny, another fan had the best birthday after being serenaded on stage …
Written and Photos by Jordan Hefler After 23 years of providing an annual excuse to get sweaty and rock out to punk music, the iconic Vans Warped Tour is unfortunately coming to an end with their current 2018 tour across North America. The tour rolled through Houston for its final show …
Written by Greg Ackerman Photos by James ATX What is remarkable about They Might Be Giants’ (TMBG) tour stop in Austin last Thursday is the band has such a devoted fanbase. Advance press efforts and sponsored social posts aren’t necessary for the group to sell tickets and draw attention to their show. …
Written and Photos by Bang Ho War of Icaza was the perfect maelstrom of punk, rock, and latinx rap that transformed the Mohawk into a mosh pit of resistance. The music and message electrified everyone in the room with energy, as a circle mosh pit formed. All people of color …
Written and photos by Craig McGreggor To close an already wild evening, Peelander-Z was brought in as a late add to a show moved from Spiderhouse to Empire Control Room. While Fragile Rock may have moved us emotionally, and Calliope Musicals visually, Peelander demanded physical movement. The band identifies …
