SXSW 2015 — Under the Radar SXSW Saturday Night Showcase - TORRES, San Fermin, Amason, Boxed In, Springtime Carnivore, Dinner, Talk In Tongues
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Under the Radar SXSW Saturday Night Showcase - TORRES, San Fermin, Amason, Boxed In, Springtime Carnivore, Dinner, Talk In Tongues
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News
Superchunk's Mac McCaughan, Nada Surf's Matthew Caws, Big Star's Jody Stephens, and Marshall Crenshaw Also Took Part
Sep 01, 2015
By Christopher Roberts
SXSW 2015 may have been many months ago, but a video was just posted online of the full “I Wrote That Song” panel. The panel featured from Spoon’s Britt Daniel, Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan, Nada Surf’s Matthew Caws, and Marshall Crenshaw as they all discussed their songwriting process. More
Featuring Shots of TORRES, San Fermin, Amason, Boxed In, Springtime Carnivore, Talk In Tongues, and Dinner
Apr 03, 2015
By Christopher Roberts
Under the Radar hosted an official nighttime showcase at SXSW this year on the final night of the Austin music conference (Saturday). The event happened at Central Presbyterian Church, a beautiful building with amazing acoustics, and featured sets from TORRES, San Fermin, Amason, Boxed In, Springtime Carnivore, Talk In Tongues, and Dinner. Photographers Wendy Lynch Redfern and Johannes Andersen were there to capture the action. More
+- Due Out April 27 via [PIAS] America
Mar 30, 2015
By Mew
The Danish band Mew kept a diary of their SXSW 2015 experience. Mew is frontman Jonas Bjerre, bassist Johan Wohlert, guitarist Bo Madsen, and drummer Silas Utke Graae Jørgensen. The band’s new album, +-, is out April 27 via [PIAS] America. More
Mar 24, 2015
By Marie Noble
On March 18 Stromae performed at the Fader Fort as part of SXSW. More
7:30 PM - 1:40 AM Event Features TORRES, San Fermin, Springtime Carnivore, Amason, Boxed In, Talk In Tongues, and Dinner
Mar 21, 2015
By Christopher Roberts
Under the Radar’s Official SXSW 2015 showcase is tonight (Saturday, March 21) at Central Presbyterian Church from 7:30 PM to 1:40 AM. The lineup features TORRES, San Fermin, Boxed In, Amason, Springtime Carnivore, Talk in Tongues, and Dinner. More
Lineups Include of Montreal, Mew, TORRES, San Fermin, East India Youth, Matthew E. White, Boxed In, Jacco Gardner, and Others
Mar 18, 2015
By Christopher Roberts
Under the Radar magazine is having two SXSW 2015 events this week and we’ve put together this handy Soundcloud playlist featuring the artists playing our events. If you’re in Austin this week then take a listen before heading out to Under the Radar’s parties. We are having a day party at the Flamingo Cantina tomorrow (Thursday, March 19), starting at noon, and an official nighttime showcase at Central Presbyterian Church this Saturday, March 21. Our events are set to feature performances from of Montreal, Mew, Torres, San Fermin, East India Youth, Matthew E. White, Jacco Gardner, Boxed In, SOAK, Amason, Springtime Carnivore, Pompeii, Talk in Tongues, and Dinner. More
Under the Radar’s SXSW Day Party is Thurs, March 18
Mar 13, 2015
By Laura Studarus
Next week, Under the Radar is hosting two SXSW parties. In honor of the occasion, Mew, who will be playing our day party, handcrafted us a mixtape. More
March 17-22 in Austin Texas
Oct 22, 2014
By Laura Studarus
It’s that time of year again—SXSW has announced the first round of artists slated to play the 2015 edition of the fest. More
Reviews
Apr 03, 2015
By Mark Redfern
For almost a decade now Under the Radar has been hosting unofficial day parties at the annual SXSW music conference and festival in Austin, Texas. More
Mar 30, 2015
By Mark Redfern
“We played a show at 7’oclock this morning, which is entirely too early to be playing a rock ‘n’ roll concert,” said Matthew E. White. The Richmond, VA-based singer/songwriter/guitarist was up on stage at the Flamingo Cantina, for a second-on-the-bill 12:45 PM set at Under the Radar‘s SXSW day party. More
Mar 27, 2015
By Mark Redfern
SXSW 2015 had a more scaled back vibe than recent years. After SXSW 2014’s tragic deaths due to a car slamming into a crowd of attendees and last year’s over-capacity issues, as well as charges in recent years that the conference was becoming too commercialized and overtaken by huge artists, 2015 seemed like a breath-catching year. More