SXSW 2015 has come and gone. As Scott noted over the weekend, it was an altogether less corporate, less celebrity-infused, less insane experience than in recent years, though of course it was still at least a little corporate and celebrity-infused and insane. (We never did make it to the McDonald's showcase, damn.) As much as I enjoy the chance to see superstars like Kanye West, Lady Gaga, or Justin Timberlake in an extremely small venue, overall the shrinkage was a good thing. Less annoying revelers + more music discovery = a great SXSW. You can read all of our coverage here and check out an extensive photo gallery above.
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- Action Bronson,
- Alvvays,
- Angel Olsen,
- Arcade Fire,
- Big Sean,
- Bully,
- Ceremony,
- Charles Bradley,
- Courtney Barnett,
- Curren$y,
- Earl Sweatshirt,
- Ex-Cult,
- Future Islands,
- GFOTY,
- Hannah Diamond,
- Hannibal Buress,
- Happyness,
- Hinds,
- Iceage,
- Jess Williamson,
- Juan Wauters,
- July Talk,
- Kero Kero Bonito,
- Kevin Gates,
- King Tuff,
- Laura Marling,
- Makthaverskan,
- Mew,
- Migos,
- Milky Chance,
- Nardwuar,
- Natalie Prass,
- QT,
- Rae Sremmurd,
- Riff Raff,
- Ryan Hemsworth,
- Sam Hunt,
- Screaming Females,
- Shamir,
- Speedy Ortiz,
- Spinee,
- Steve Gunn,
- SXSW,
- T-Pain,
- Tei Shi,
- Timbaland,
- Tink,
- Tobias Jesso Jr.,
- Tove Lo,
- Ultimate Painting,
- Vic Mensa,
- Viet Cong,
- Vince Staples,
- Wavves,
- Waxahatchee,
- White Mystery,
- Will Butler,
- Win Butler
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