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Announcing the 2018 David Carr Prize Essay Winner

We are happy to announce the winner of the 2018 David Carr Prize, Amanda Gail! Gail is an emerging writer, focusing on strong female characters and futuristic backdrops. She is passionate about good food, video games, and being a mom, and she spends her spare time advocating for women, Latinas,…

BY Neha Aziz
David Carr

Frontline Cities – 2018 SXSW Programming Trends

Each year, different trends emerge from SXSW programming and act as identifiers for where we're at and where we're headed. From the 12 significant trends identified by the SXSW Programming Team for the 2018 event, Frontline Cities explores how cities are evolving and uniting to confront issues like climate change,…

BY Ari Roth
Austin Skyline at Night

Q&A and Portrait Gallery Chicano Batman

All photos by Dylan O'Connor The SXSW portrait series focuses on one SXSW alumni band, either local or traveling through Austin on tour, to find out what they have in the pipelines and shoot some cool photographs. The LA-based psychedelic soul band Chicano Batman formed in 2008 and has continued…

BY Hayden Bagot
2017 Showcasing Artist Chicano Batman

Cyber Extortion, Social Media Music Licensing, and Ethics: CLE Track Sessions for SXSW 2018

Dive into hot-button legal issues across the music, film, and emerging technology industries. The Continuing Legal Education or CLE Track at SXSW offers 12 hours of accredited sessions - including 1 hour of ethics - available at no extra cost to SXSW registrants. Explore some of the most notable CLE…

BY Ari Roth
"Capability, Comfort, Calm—High Quality Health Care" session at SXSW 2017 - Photo by Jay Nicholas

The Daily Chord Weekly Recap – Friday, January 19

SXSW's Daily Chord keeps track of a wide range of issues pertinent to music and the music business. From lists of new artists and albums, interviews with newsmakers, updates on business machinations, and more articles about the blockchain craze, there's a lot on our plate. Subscribe to our email blast…

BY Andy Flynn

American Music Abroad Now Accepting Applications to Tour the World

From a Detroit-based hip-hop group collaborating with musicians in a studio in Madagascar to an L.A. rock band playing clubs in Minsk, Belarus, American Music Abroad (AMA) provides life-changing opportunities for U.S. bands to travel the globe. The program, an initiative of the United States Department of State’s Bureau of…

BY John Krause
American Voices Abroad

Futuristic Kitchens, Transforming Wine, and Plant-Based Meat: Food Track Sessions for SXSW 2018

Join the food community’s most inspired entrepreneurs, chefs, data scientists, investors, filmmakers, and enthusiasts this March to learn and discuss the ways in which technology continues to transform the food industry. The Food Track programming at SXSW focuses on innovation and technological advances across the entire food industry. Get a…

BY Ari Roth
Michael Fojtasek and Olamaie staff prepare food at SouthBites 2018 - Photo by Merrick Ales

SXSW Music Weekly Round-up: New Music Track Sessions, Okkervil River, R3LL, Southern Avenue, & More

I know we dropped 500+ Showcasing Artists on you last week, but March is getting closer and we already have more to share. Moving forward we will be announcing weekly additions to the Music Festival and Music Tracks sessions at SXSW 2018. Starting... now. The SXSW Conference Music Tracks team…

BY Hayden Bagot
2018 Showcasing Artist INHEAVEN
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