Roy Lozano's Ballet Folklórico de Texas celebrates Mexican heritage through dance, upholding a rich cultural tradition that engages Austinites and honors their connection to Mexico.

Willie Nelson surprised festivalgoers by performing with Chris Stapleton at the Austin City Limits Music Festival, strengthening his legacy with the event.

Austin Mayor proclaims October 11 as Texas Chain Saw Massacre Day, marking the film's 50th anniversary with celebrations and special events in the city.

ACL TV is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a concert featuring Willie Nelson & Family and Asleep at the Wheel, available via a live stream on October 17th.

Dua Lipa enjoyed Austin's local scene, visiting Broken Spoke and Este, and created a unique drink at La Barbecue. She shared her experiences on social media.

Childish Gambino, aka Donald Glover, cancels his North American tour, including the Austin show, due to health concerns that necessitated hospitalization and upcoming surgery.

"Dazed and Confused" celebrated its 30th anniversary with a cast reunion and screening in Austin, attended by director Richard Linklater and key cast members.

Chappell Roan postpones festival performances to prioritize health but confirms ACL Festival appearances. She discusses her struggles with fame and the importance of voting.

The University of Texas at Austin enhances its musical culture with new initiatives, including live performances, a songwriter residency, and the appointment of Carrie Rodriguez and Andy Langer in key roles.

Willie Nelson will perform at a free concert for Austin City Limits' 50th anniversary. The show will later air on PBS as a special. Ticket lottery is open until September 23.

Country star Tanya Tucker will headline Longhorn City Limits on Saturday, coinciding with Texas football's game, featuring local food, drinks, and a silent disco.

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo announces a star-studded lineup for 2025, featuring Keith Urban, Scotty McCreery, and other talents, mixing country, rock, and nostalgia.

The ACC is hosting a free Harvest Moon Concert on September 14th at the Highland Recital Hall, featuring local AAPI musicians, celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival traditions.