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Austin's live music scene isn't dead yet. Last weekend's Levitation Festival proves it.

Summary by San Antonio Current
Is Austin no longer the “music capital of the world”? Or, as Mark Twain would say, have rumors of its death been greatly exaggerated? That’s a question much discussed by Central Texas music lovers after a succession of alarming announcements that could soon drastically change the city’s cultural landscape, particularly its Red River district. Seen […]

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Austin's live music scene isn't dead yet. Last weekend's Levitation Festival proves it.

Is Austin no longer the “music capital of the world”? Or, as Mark Twain would say, have rumors of its death been greatly exaggerated? That’s a question much discussed by Central Texas music lovers after a succession of alarming announcements that could soon drastically change the city’s cultural landscape, particularly its Red River district. Seen […]

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San Antonio Current broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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