The way the crowd was singing along, you would never guess that Hippo Campus had just released their first full-length album less than a month ago.
The first thing anyone mentioned was the hat. To be fair, it was a bold statement hat. There was nothing cute about it.
Singer-songwriter Benjamin Francis Leftwich released his album “After the Rain” in Aug. 2016.
Folk band "The Head and the Heart" released their third album, “Signs of Light,” in early September.
On Monday, we were fortunate enough to see “A Stray,” which premiered at SXSW. Directed by Musa Syeed, the film centers on a Somalian refugee (Oscar-nominated Barkhad Abdi) in Minneapolis after he is kicked out of his home and picks up a stray dog.
“Don’t Think Twice” is the second film written and directed by comedian Mike Birbiglia, and the film had its world premiere in Austin, Texas at the South By Southwest Film Festival.
The Chronicle was able to catch director Josh Locy’s new film “Hunter Gatherer” at its premiere at SXSW.
Sometimes we catch ourselves wishing there were more celebrities at South by Southwest. We instantly feel ashamed, but almost can’t help ourselves.
At first, it was just another out-there idea. What if, somehow, the two of us could go to the South by Southwest film festival over Spring Break?
So, let’s get the important stuff out of the way. Leonardo DiCaprio won an Academy Award on Sunday. Yes, that Leonardo DiCaprio.
SOHN's gorgeous vocals kept the audience engaged in the reverie of his music.
Touring on the January release of his latest album “Rennen,” SOHN didn’t yet seem to have a handle on what the new hits were going to be.
Lead singer Jake Luppen’s bright vocals and effortless falsetto flips illuminated Cat's Cradle during their performance.
Hippo Campus, the young band from St. Paul, Minn., played to a sold-out Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro last Saturday.
Reporter Aditya Joshi interviews Craig Robinson known for his role in "The Office" at SXSW.
