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PHOTOS: SXSW 2018
It's been just over a week since SXSW ended, and just like you, we're still missing the sun, the tunes, and the tacos. Luckily, we have some photos from the packed week of shows to hold us over until next year. Check out our photos from SXSW 2018 below, and stay tuned for interviews with some of our favorite South By artists!
Photos by Rachel Zyzda, featuring Shame, Sunflower Bean, White Reaper, Liza Anne, Blue Dream, HINDS, Acid Dad, Soccer Mommy, Post Animal, Anna Burch, High Waisted, Girl Ray, Caroline Rose, Ron Gallo, The Nude Party, OHMME, Rookie, The Evening Attraction, and Lucille Furs
Photos by Erica Tello, featuring Hembree, Jade Bird, and Mt Joy
Photos by Justin Kibbel of Superchunk, Wye Oak, Bully, Shamir, Lucy Dacus
PHOTOS: courtship., Coasts and THE HUNNA at Bottom Lounge
This past Monday night, courtship. and Coasts warmed up the stage for THE HUNNA, giving us the best start to a week. If you missed this triple threat of a lineup, check out photos from the show below!
PHOTOS: SXSW 2018 Send-Off at The Hideout
The Hideout sent off some of our favorite hometown bands to SXSW over the weekend leading up to the fest. If you weren't able to come out to the kick off, relive the stacked line up by checking out photos from the entire day. The line up featured James Swanberg, Varsity, Moonrise Nation, Bunny, The Waco Brothers, Pixel Grip, and Ariel Zetina.
Stay tuned for more SXSW coverage coming soon!
PHOTOS: Post Animal, Slow Pulp, and Condor & Jaybird at Daytrotter
Before we jetted off to Austin for SXSW 2018, we took the short trip to Davenport to see Post Animal, Condor & Jaybird and Slow Pulp play an insane show at Daytrotter's venue. If you missed out on the evening, relive the special moment (pun intended) with our photo gallery of the show.
Stay tuned for tons more photo coverage of SXSW and an interview with Slow Pulp, coming soon on ANCHR!
P.S- Chicago, Slow Pulp and Post Animal are playing together again on 4/27. Get your tickets here.
PHOTOS: Bahamas at Metro 3.10.18
Live: Molly Burch at Lincoln Hall 3.7.18
Last Wednesday night, Austin native Molly Burch provided a treat to a sold out Lincoln Hall crowd before Alex Cameron's set. Short and sweet, Burch's set captivated the audience with hauntingly delicate guitar melodies and Burch's signature brooding vocals as she sang songs from her debut album, Please Be Mine. At certain moments, the audience members were so enchanted by Burch's old-time Hollywood style songs that you could hear a pin drop, but between songs the room erupted in applause. Check out photos of the mesmerizing performance below.