In this episode, we explore Mexican folk legends with Quémazon's new record. Kara Bliss shares a live performance for your Halloween playlist, and Kellie Salome reads a short story originally performed at Arts & Craft's Open Mic NIght. We interview Harry Hilgers, the 97-year-old director of Friends of the Cemetery, with plenty of stories to tell. Kara McGregor interviews the cast and crew of Misery by Stephen King that is currently at the Gaslight Baker Theater, and we head to the basement of Haunt Happy Books for a chat with owner Chris Hoyt and his journey into starting a horror genre book store. All this and more and remember...don't forget to tip the band....or else. (cue evil laughter)

In this episode, we sit down with Simon Says, a Paul Simon tribute band bringing his iconic and timeless music to life. We’re also joined by James Crowley, "Principal of Creativity" at Lockhart High School. Hear from The Greyhounds, performing at the Texas Monthly BBQ Fest, and get Jonathan Ray Case’s pick for “Local Tracks.” Lastly, we dive into the crystal-clear waters of the San Marcos River and its headwaters at Spring Lake as we talk to the directors of the film Yakona. It’s an episode you won’t want to miss!

Join us for this and more and as always don't forget to TIP THE BAND!

"What a long strange trip it's been!" In this episode, we explore Lockhart's vibrant music, community, and creativity. We start with Dead Eye, Austin’s Grateful Dead tribute band, as they share their journey and recent performance at Courthouse Nights. Next, we check in with Dustin Welch from Soldier Songs and Voices, a nonprofit supporting veterans through music, and chat with Michelle Saxon and Ivan Sanchez, the duo behind Lockhart's only vegan food truck, Hey Darlin'. We also hear from Celeste Quesada, a community builder and artist, and Joella Gammage of Texas Hatters, who is reviving her grandfather’s songs, a piece of Texas music history.

Join us for this and more and as always don't forget to TIP THE BAND!

Welcome to our special episode of the 2024 Old Settlers Music Festival! We'll bring you all the highlights, from standout performances to behind-the-scenes stories. Whether you're a festival veteran or a first-timer, this episode will get you in the spirit and give you the back story from this year’s event.

Music by The South Austin Jug Band, Audrey Bryant, Elijah Delgado, Dustin Welch and Hallyanna Finlay, and Kalu and The Electric Joint. Exclusive interviews with "The Bubble Man" and "Sparkle Joe". If you know, you know... so grab your bubbles, your sparkley cape . . . let's get weird y'all.

In this episode, dive into an eclectic mix of interviews and exclusive performances, showcasing the talents of Batty Jr, the neon artistry of Taylor Drattlo, and the acclaimed Austin composer Graham Reynolds, who brings his distinctive approach and sound to a special live performance in Lockhart at the end of June. Additionally, Mary Kathryn Davenport interviews the Chisholm Trail Queens Court, offering a unique glimpse into their experiences and stories. We are also on site for the launch of KLKT, Lockhart's new radio station! Join us as we celebrate all things Lockhart and as always, don't forget to TIP THE BAND!

Break free from the ordinary with an exclusive interview featuring EZ Band, setting the stage for Courthouse Nights' second installment. Explore the scientific world of music education with Mr. Sean and gear up for the upcoming L.M.S. FieldFest fundraiser at Lockhart Montessori School. Dive into the creativity of Free Art Friday and tune in for another edition of Local Tracks. Plus, don't miss our exclusive interview with the "area man" who performed last month's sold-out show at the Baker Theater, presented by Rach & Rhodes. Enjoy this eclectic mix of stories, and as always, don't forget to TIP THE BAND.

In this episode, we've got Stoney Gable taking over "Evenings with the Songwriter" at the library, Courthouse Nights gearing up for season 4, insights into Texas dance halls from documentary "Dance Hall Days" creators, a peek into the opening day of Get Lucky Gallery, and a spotlight on Near Beer, a local musicians latest project that spans from Los Angeles to New York City. Check out all the arts and culture happenin' in the 78644.

Welcome to Season 2! Just like a musician's sophomore record, it's our chance to try something new and push the boundaries. We're shaking things up, exploring fresh ideas, and bringing you more stories from our town. In Episode 1, we head down the road to Sunny Hill Flower Farm to explore the surprising world of the industrial flower market and why it's important to buy local. Then, we chat with the folks behind @maplestreetpix about their love for capturing our town on film. Pull up a chair for some cheesecake and true (and not-so-true) stories from Karen Cernoch at Fields Stable Antiques. We step into The Gaslight Baker Theater to hear all about their latest show "Company" debuting March 1. Plus, we're introducing a feature called Local Tracks, giving you a sample from jazz singer Savannah Red. And finally, we'll hear a live performance and interview by Charlie Ramsey off his new record, Dirt Floor Camelot. So sit back, enjoy the ride as we explore the wild world of 78644.