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With partnerships with the Social Media Clubhouse (#smch3) and Texas State University, we were able to give you an in-depth and exclusive look into the inner workings of SXSW Interactive including interviews and summits with some of the most creative thinkers in emerging technologies.
We provided you with exclusive performances from your favorite national and local acts, downloads, photos, exclusive interviews and behind the scenes looks, along with our own free no-badge required Day Showcases and our official SXSW Music showcases.
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The best feature of SXSW is finding bands that you didn’t already know about; but sometimes in a sea of great new bands (and not so great new bands) you just want to stop and hear a band that you know will be good. And I knew Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings would be good, because let’s face it… when are they not?
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KUT’s Ed Miller is a staple at the Dog & Duck pub’s infamous St. Patty’s Day Celebration. The deceptively quiet pub right off campus transforms it’s parking lot into a boisterous venue in and of itself featuring artists such as Miller and Brotherton along with KUT favorites-The Gourds. Food and beer stations litter the lot’s perimeter and you can score some pretty fantastic St. Patty’s day swag while celebrating the holiday. I asked Ed to tell me a little bit about his performances with Brotherton.
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Lemonheads frontman, Evan Dando, was one of the myriad of musicians that participated in the Alex Chilton/Big Star tribute show at Antone’s on the final night of SXSW 2010.
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KUT favorites The Gourds perform at our SXSW Hilton day stage and talk about how they are “the people’s band!” Viva la Revolucion indeed.
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The passing of rock and roll luminary Alex Chilton on Wednesday established a somber tone for this year’s SXSW music conference. At Antone’s on Saturday night, the remaining members of Chilton’s band, Big Star, did their best to celebrate the late Chilton through his songs. Big Star guitarist John Auer described the evening as “the epitome of bittersweet” and noted that the memorial had an air of finality about Chilton’s death that had not occurred to him before the show.
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The South Carolina Piedmont is known for it rich soil, fierce individualism, and maybe most notably it’s bluegrass music. Evolving out of traditional folk songs from the European immigrants that first settled the Piedmont, bluegrass has become one of the region’s and America’s most iconic sounds. Despite it’s continued presence bluegrass remains, for the most part, a traditional form of music. That’s why people pay attention when a trio of black musicians from South Carolina pick up the banjos, fiddles, and mouth harps.
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The Scottish Indie rock band dedicated their performance to the mysterious man in the audience that bought them the best Bloody Mary they’d ever had. Listen to their performance & check out our slideshow. Then remind yourself to buy your favorite artist a drink at their next early morning show and you too could have an entire set dedicated to you.
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This year I unintentionally stumbled upon the two sides of Band of Horses – and now I don’t know which I like better. Loud and boisterous – quiet and contemplative: both sides done with such purity and joy that it is virtually impossible to say which is better. But both sides also make up the whole of Band of Horses, so maybe you don’t have to choose in the end.
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As the world comes to Austin for SXSW Music, KUT’s celebrating five Austin artists making a mark on the world stage. In the final installment in our series ‘Austin Aces’, Texas Music Matters’ David Brown salutes a revered Austin artist who continues to make an impact almost a year after his passing.
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The best feature of SXSW is finding bands that you didn't already know about; but sometimes in a sea of great new bands (and not so great new bands) you just want to stop and hear a band that you know will be good. And I knew Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings would be good, because let's face it... when are they not?

Day 2 of KUT Live @ The Social Media Clubhouse (#smch3) showcased 3 members from the Austin band Loose Leaves. The band played a set to the clubhouse residents and guests some of whom wondered how Austin seems to produce more musical talent than their own cities, took a spin on the lake and enjoyed additional festivities th

Just a day after their inaugural live performance as Courtyard Hounds, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire performed for a packed Hilton Hotel lobby on Friday morning as part of KUT Live at SXSW. The sisters – who make up two-thirds of the Dixie Chicks – assert that the Chicks have not broken up (and [...]

Jay Rosen, Matt Thompson and Tristan Harris discuss the concept of context as it relates to journalism in the new media landscape. This American Life is a radio program produced by Chicago Public Radio. Their website describes the show like this: “There’s a theme to each episode, and a variety of stories on that

Citizen Cope is the pseudonym of Clarence Greenwood. Greenwood grew up in Washington D.C. and now lives in Brooklyn. He first gained recognition in 2002 with the release of an eponymous CD. Citizen Cope released a new record in early March , called The Rainwater LP and was in town for [...]
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