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Motown Under the Stars at Skybox on 6th

P1 Live & Resound Present: The Eric Andre Explosion in Austin, TX at The Far Out on Thursday, December 19.

ERIC ANDRE is a comedian, actor and creator and host of Adult Swim’s hit series “The Eric Andre Show,” which returned this summer for its sixth season. He can currently be seen as an expert panelist on ABC’s  “The Prank Panel,” alongside Johnny Knoxville and Gabourey Sidibe, and he recently launched his first
podcast “Bombing with Eric Andre” as part of the iHeartMedia and Will Ferrell’s Big Money PlayersNetwork. On the podcast, Andre asks his guest, usually a comedian or other type of performer, whattheir worst experience in front of an audience was, the worst bombing they’ve ever seen, and the mostwasted they’ve ever been on stage.

In 2020, his first standup special “Legalize Everything” received critical praise when it premiered onNetflix and in 2021, he starred in the Netflix comedy BAD TRIP, which he produced and co-wrote with his director (Kitao Sakurai) from “The Eric Andre Show.” Co-starring Lil Rel Howery and TiffanyHaddish, the film was the #1 most viewed feature world-wide on the platform the first week of itsrelease and marks a major moment in Andre’s career as it takes what he’s been doing with his comedy
to the next level. According to Howard Stern, “I believe this is gonna win an Academy Award.” Headded, “I was laughing so hard I thought my ribs might break.”

Andre currently voices the demon ‘Luci’ on the Netflix animated series “Disenchantment” from creatorMatt Groening and will soon be heard as ‘John Dory,’ the brother of Justin Timberlake’s ‘Branch’ inTROLLS BAND TOGETHER, in theaters this November. He also recently lent his voice to the animatedaction comedy THE MITCHELLS VS. THE MACHINES and the animated feature SING 2, as well as voicing
the hyena ‘Azizi’ in Disney’s reimagining of THE LION KING, from director Jon Favreau.Last year, Andre delivered a hilarious performance not to be missed in season two of HBO’s “The
Righteous Gemstones” as ‘Lyle Lissons,’ a megachurch pastor from Texas who befriends Danny McBride’s ‘Jesse Gemstone.’ This past fall, he also starred in an episode of the Netflix anthology series“Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities.”

With an already proven standup act, Andre decided to break into the world of late-night talk shows. But,of course, he brings his own flare to what is otherwise a very organized and predictable late-nightroutine. Unlike his counterparts, Jimmy Fallon or Conan O’Brien, Andre’s unrelenting and constantlyover the top humor puts some of his guests on “The Eric Andre Show” into situations they never thought
they would end up in. “The Eric Andre Show” is a live-action-comedy television series that premiered in May 2012 on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim.

Andre was also seen on the big screen in ROUGH NIGHT, with Scarlett Johansson and KateMcKinnon. His other film credits include POPSTAR: NEVER STOP NEVER STOPPING, with Andy Samberg, and THE INTERNSHIP, with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson.

Andre starred on FXX’s “Man Seeking Woman” for three seasons from 2015 to 2017, with Jay
Baruchel. He was also a series regular on ABC’s “Don’t Trust the B in Apt. 23.”

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The Eric Andre Explosion

Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics

Resound Presents: Balance & Composure in Austin, Texas at Far Out Lounge on November 4th, 2023.

Light We Made, which was produced by Will Yip (Nothing, Pity Sex), marks a milestone for the band, as this time around they’ve toned down their hardcore and punk-rock roots, to present a body of work that is dominated by soothing, harmonic tracks. The LP’s coherent mood of transcendent moments are driven by the band experimenting with new sonic elements - weaving in dreamy synth chords, melodic guitar riffs, and atmospheric bass grooves and drum beats to hit home the delivery of the songs’ emotional lyrics.

“This album is the culmination of the last 3 years, and how musically the band wanted to be more creative than ever before. We took time off to experience life, pushing ourselves to try things that we previously hadn’t, which in return inspired us to record something that would stand out. This LP is a sonic progression for us, and we’re excited to share it with everyone.”

In support of the new LP, Balance and Composure will bring their live set on the road this Fall for a North American headline tour, plus will make an appearance at this year’s Riot Fest in Chicago, and will open for Hum on September 24th in Pomona, CA.

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Balance and Composure

Amy Winehouse: Jazz Under the Stars at Skybox on 6th

80's Mixtape: Date Night Nostalgia! at Skybox on 6th

The Menzingers

Resound Presents: The Menzingers in Austin, Texas at The Far Out on November 29, 2023

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Resound Presents: A. Savage in Austin, Texas at The Far Out on April 5th, 2023.

A. Savage

“I imagine myself playing these songs in a small club that is slowly burning,” says A. Savage of his second solo record, Several Songs about Fire. Born in 1986 in Denton, Texas and raised around the newspaper where his parents both worked, by 2012 A. Savage became a headline of his own as the co-frontman of Parquet Courts. After more than a decade in New York, Savage has left the city and the United States, marking his exit with a masterpiece of maturity and a worthy corollary to his first solo venture, 2017’s Thawing Dawn.  “Fire is something you have to escape from, and in a way this album is about escaping from something. This album is a burning building, and these songs are things I’d leave behind to save myself.”

The songs themselves were marked by constraint even as Savage drafted them, sculpted in part in the bucolic, nocturnal hush of rural England, where he and Jack Cooper (Modern Nature, Ultimate Painting) worked deep into night trying not to wake Cooper’s sleeping daughter. “Every song had to be able to be stripped down to just an acoustic guitar,” says Savage. “If you can distill a song into a single instrument, it's much easier to understand it.” The intimacy of these tracks are refracted by the presence of some of his closest friends, among them Cate Le Bon, who listened to Savage at work on what would become the album during a US tour in 2022. “It was really special to see them come into existence and to then be in the studio working on them with him,” explains Le Bon of working toward his vision, rather than within a band. “The beautiful friction of shoulder to shoulder was replaced by something else.”

In its recording, too, the album became as urgent and intuitive as a response to disaster.  Produced by John Parish on a 1” 16-track in just ten days in Bristol, studded by the support of Cooper and Le Bon as well as saxophonist Euan Hinshelwood (Cate Le Bon), drummer Dylan Hadley (Kamikaze Palm Tree,White Fence), and violinist Magdalena McLean (Caroline), the album is a devotional study in tradition—and something all Savage’s own. “No decision was possible to defer,” says Parish. “I loved erasing good, but not great takes.” Le Bon describes the song as having “such a strong character that they would naturally dictate what was needed from everyone.” The end result is tantamount to psychic odyssey, with “Le Grand Balloon” suggesting a South American lounge where the guiro respirates into a damp crowd; “Elvis in the Army” placing us in a subterranean venue where the livid, ratifying cymbal raises the room’s blood pressure; and “Mountain Time”, evoking an austere waltz playing in a desolate house, returning those listening to life. “He's enormously knowledgeable, but his music is never reverential,” says Cooper.  “He's a one off... the most dynamic person I know.”

The record’s singular irreverence is stitched together by Savage’s outsize gifts as a lyricist and observer, a quality Parish calls “an emotional openness guarded by a laconic wit.” Worrying questions of wealth and poverty, self and other, Savage displays the poet’s gift of knowing when to narrate and when to vanish, leaving the listener to their own emotional privacy rather than instructing them how to feel through vertiginous inversions of instrumentation and lyrics. In “David’s Dead” —a song memorializing his longtime friend and neighbor David Lester, who was homeless and would ring Savage’s door for conversation late at night—he spurns the sepulchral or elegiac. Instead, the song travels on a poppy, conversational refrain and the joyous half-life of a vibraphone, a better tribute to someone who Savage remembers as having little restraint, and a better reminder that death is made of life.

Influenced by the disparate vantage points of Sybille Baier and Townes Van Zandt, Savage joins a canon of songwriters whose project is a constantly dilating aperture and perspective. Opening the album with “Hurtin’ or Healed,” where he stoically observes “in the mirror someone’s crying/ with the same eyes as me,” Savage slowly marries the bleak drift of secular life with the grandness of antiquity. If in that track he describes the “gods held my heels,” in another he decries the selfsame gods “who don’t exist or care.” In rendering the signage of laundromats and threats of debt collectors as glistering and totemic as the scope of mountains, rivers, seas, and skies, Savage finds hopes and curses in equal measure—inviting the listener to consider a life in which attention is a religion, and the body is the divine text. Like the survivor of exodus, Savage says: “I don’t really remember the process of writing. I just see the evidence of it when I reopen a notebook.” Several Songs About Fire stands as an act of nearly libidinal rebellion against a moment when so much of life is the blue light of screens. This is an album whose topic is no less than the sublime: the moments in which a sensory experience becomes a holiness or possession of its own, and the self floats above it.

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A. Savage