Tameca Jones @ Sun Radio Southbound
“Tameca Jones is an Austin, TX based singer and songwriter, whose expressive vocals earned her the title “Empress of Austin Soul” by her fans. She has shared stages with The Black Pumas, Gary Clark Jr, Leon Bridges,
John Baumann | Sour Bridges: Texas Radio Live
John Baumann To quote Robert Keen, “it’s the little things.” John Baumann has that songwriters eye. His songs are populated with those little things from life. Familiar things that draw you in, paint pictures in your mind
Curtis Lee: Texas Radio Live
Curtis Lee Curtis Lee was born in Peoria, Illinois where he grew up listening and singing to his parents’ 8-track tapes and 45-records. Among the artists in the family record collection were Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Marvin
Sun Radio Southbound
Join us December 19th for the next Southbound. An artist and location is yet to be decided but stay tuned for more info!
Sun Radio Southbound
Join us November 28th for the next Southbound. An artist and location is yet to be decided but stay tuned for more info!
Sun Radio Southbound
Join us October 24th for the next Southbound. An artist and location is yet to be decided but stay tuned for more info!
Sun Radio Southbound
Join us September 26th for the next Southbound. An artist and location is yet to be decided but stay tuned for more info!
Jeff Plankenhorn: Texas Radio Live
Jeff Plankenhorn “Jeff Plankenhorn’s songwriting, expressive vocals, and musicianship are front and center on his latest album, Alone At Sea, produced by Colin Linden (Bruce Cockburn, Keb Mo.) New sonic territory is explored on this gem of a
Molecular Steve | Patrice Pike: Texas Radio Live
Molecular Steve “What started as a creative project with his son–has expanded to nine collaborative band members from diverse backgrounds and experiences united by an addiction to creative exploration. Molecular Steve reawakens the zeal to articulate the
Paige Plaisance | Big Wy’s Brass Band: Texas Radio Live
Paige Plaisance Paige Plaisance is a singer and songwriter from a tiny town in Northeast Louisiana. She moved to Austin, Texas in 2014 to pursue her love for music and vintage clothing. She calls her music “Swampytonkin”