Doug Freeman is a Music Journalist at The Austin Chronicle. He covers a range of topics including celebrities, comedy, concerts and festivals, and entertainment news, with a keen focus on nightlife. Doug has also contributed to various platforms, being featured in The Austin Chronicle.
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Doug's focus is on local music events and artists in Austin, Texas. He primarily covers event-related content such as concerts, album releases, and festivals. To effectively reach out to Doug, consider pitching stories related to upcoming music events in the Austin area or exclusive interviews with local artists and bands.
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By: Richard Whittaker, Derek Udensi, Raoul Hernandez, Kyra Bruce, James Scott, Tim Stegall, Carys Anderson, Michael Toland, Lina Fisher, Joe Gross, Doug Freeman, Amber Williams, Kahron Spearman
Sounds all over town and all over the musical spectrum
By: Raoul Hernandez, Derek Udensi, James Scott, Carys Anderson, Amber Williams, Kimberley Jones, Michael Toland, Catalina Perez, Doug Freeman, Caroline Drew, Christina Garcia, Genevieve Wood
Shoegaze, black metal, jazz, punk, and more
By: Amber Williams, Christina Garcia, Derek Udensi, Caroline Drew, Doug Freeman, Michael Toland, Carys Anderson
A smattering of sound suggestions
By: Kahron Spearman, Kimberley Jones, Levi Langley, Tim Stegall, Caroline Drew, Christina Garcia, Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez, Genevieve Wood, Doug Freeman, Derek Udensi, Michael Toland
Keep your ears open for these shows
By: Amber Williams, Raoul Hernandez, Sammie Seamon, Levi Langley, Julianna Plewes, Michael Toland, Christina Garcia, Carys Anderson, Kyra Bruce, Doug Freeman, Derek Udensi
It isn't all about numbers in this week’s recommended shows
By: Sammie Seamon, Kat Mcnevins, Joe Gross, Derek Udensi, Carys Anderson, Michael Toland, Caroline Drew, Kahron Spearman, Raoul Hernandez, Christina Garcia, Tim Stegall, Levi Langley, Doug Freeman
Grab your earplugs and see some sounds
By: Carys Anderson, Caroline Drew, Derek Udensi, Raoul Hernandez, Michael Toland, Moses Alexander
Moombahton pioneer Dillon Francis emerged on the electronic zeitgeist with a boost from Diplo, leading to their collaboration on the Maluca-featured smash “Que Que” and “Masta Blasta” from his debut mixtape, Westside! EP. The L.A. native is best known for earth-shaking festival jam “Get Low,” featuring friend-enemy-friend-again DJ Snake, as the lead track from his proper debut,
By: Derek Udensi, Caroline Drew, Cat McCarrey, Abby Johnston, Levi Langley, Tim Stegall, Raoul Hernandez, Doug Freeman, Michael Toland
There’s an implicit pressure in choosing a band name that pays homage to Television’s pivotal debut Marquee Moon, but Guiding Light rises to the challenge, churning with a jangly anarchism that Tom Verlaine himself would sign off on. Last year’s self-titled drop introduced the band as a bona fide force in local post-punk, driven by the unrelenting vigor of vocalist Elise Cook. Catch the art punk quartet at their Hotel Vegas home base before they embark on their first non-Texas tour dates; support from Heartknit and brand-new act Commercial Breaks ensures additional alt-rock electricity.
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