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Monday Morning Video: SXSW 2012

Monday, May 07, 2012 By Mayer Danzig

There are literally thousands of performances that take place across Austin during SXSW. Here is a small sampling for your listening and viewing enjoyment. See below for a detailed list of the performances in this video playlist.

  • Tom Morello, “World Wide Rebel Song” from the New West day party
  • Bahamas, “Caught Me Thinking”
  • The Lumineers, “Gun Song” performed at St. Davids Historic Sanctuary.
  • Glen Hansard performing sans microphone and amplification. Watch him roll with the punches as an electric band begins playing nearby about halfway through his performance.
  • The Posies, Jody Stephens, Peter Buck and Markus Nordenstreng (of the Latebirds) paying tribute to the legendary Big Star with the band’s classic “In the Street.”
  • Alejandro Escovedo and friends featuring Garland Jefferies and Bruce Springsteen taking on the Rolling Stones’ “Beast of Burden”
  • Lucero, “Nights Like These”
  • Bob Mould, “If I Can’t Change Your Mind”
  • Lydia Loveless, “Can’t Change Me” at the Twangfest party.
  • Frank Turner, “I Am Disappeared”
  • Alejandro Escovedo and the Sensitive Boys and Girls, “Sally Was a Cop” from his forthcoming release.
  • The Dunwells, “Elizabeth”
  • Adam Duritz with Kasey Anderson, “Like Teenage Gravity” (Anderson’s song that was covered by Counting Crows on their latest release.)
  • The Stone River Boys (featuring Barfield and Dave Gonzalez) performing “Love On the Dial” at Threadgills for Music Fog.
  • Brendan Benson, “A Whole Lot Better”
  • Tom Morello with Wayne Kramer, “Kick Out the Jams” (and, wow, did they ever!)
  • Tom Morello’s complete Occupy Austin performance at 2am on the street in Austin.

Click here for more Twangville coverage of SXSW.


About the author:  Mild-mannered corporate executive by day, excitable Twangville denizen by night.


Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Country, Pop, Reviews, Rock, SXSW, Videos Tagged With: Adam Duritz, Alejandro Escovedo, Bahamas, Barfield, Big Star, Bob Mould, Brendan Benson, Bruce Springsteen, Counting Crows, Frank Turner, Garland Jefferies, Glen Hansard, Kasey Anderson, Lucero, Lydia Loveless, Rolling Stones, Stone River Boys, Sugar, The Latebirds, the Lumineers, the Posies, Tom Morello, Wayne Kramer

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