Folk-pop band The Army, The Navy brought ‘The Fake Brave’ tour to Emo’s Austin on Nov. 8 with support from singer-songwriter Ella Woolsey. 

Use these songs to release whatever is holding you back from becoming the person you are meant to be.

London indie-rock artist Puma Blue performed at Austin’s lively Mohawk on Nov. 7, with support from musician Miles Spilsbury. 

Alt-pop singer-songwriter Olivia O’Brien brought the ‘PIXIE’ tour to Antone’s Nightclub with opener Sophie Cates on Nov. 9. 

Looking to have an introspective fall? This unlikely pairing is a perfectly strange glass of oaky chardonnay and wheel of caramelized gouda for your melancholy nights.

Alternative R&B artist Steve Lacy performed at Moody Amphitheater on Nov. 7 as a part of his ‘Oh Yeah?’ tour. 

Low Cut Connie played at Antone’s Nightclub on Nov. 6, as part of its ‘Livin in the USA’ tour with support from Laney Jones and the Spirits. 

Bonobo kicked off his ‘Distance in Static’ tour at Emo’s Austin on Nov. 5, with opener Hinako Omori.

Red River Cultural District is facing an unpredictable future as more venues continue to close. Austinites are beginning to worry about this vital aspect of the city’s cultural history.

Progressive bluegrass band Shadowgrass took over Antone’s Nightclub on Nov. 4 as part of their fall tour and the band’s first time in Austin, Texas.

Indie-rock band Slow Pulp performed at Emo’s Austin on Nov. 4 as a part of its ‘America’s Dairyland’ tour, with support from Snuggle.

While the indie-rock bands might differ in sound, their similar career trajectories and influences might indicate the next wave of rock music.