SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST

KSAT 12 has brought you to the technological innovations, music and podcast activations, and now we are taking you to the red carpet.

Leigh Waldman interviews Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong and the crew of the new documentary about the comedy duo.

KSAT 12 explores new music and podcasts activations at SXSW.

SXSW is around the corner. Here's what you need to know to prepare for the conference and join the fun.

2023 South By Southwest Film Festival award winner “The Long Game” will be in theaters nationwide next month.

Here’s your chance to experience an official South by Southwest event for free.

The 2023 South by Southwest Music Festival is underway in downtown Austin and one of the artists performing on stage is San Antonio duo MOJOE. The R&B duo have been making music together for nearly two decades.

SA Live goes behind the scenes at SXSW in Austin to chat with Chloe Bailey, Dominique Fishback & more.

The Creative Industries Expo is one of the highlight events throughout the week at SXSW. Nearly 25,000 people visit the expo that features displays and installations from more than two dozen countries.

SXSW is hosting a series of free concerts at Lady Bird Lake this March.

The Country Music Association Awards will open this year's show with a tribute to the late country queen Loretta Lynn.

Police in Austin, Texas, say four people have been shot and wounded as the city hosts the annual South by Southwest festival.

On the heels of its virtual 2021 conference, South by Southwest is saying it will return to in-person events in 2022. SXSW said next year’s interactive, music and film festival will take place March 11-20 in Austin. Greg Abbott’s vow to “open Texas 100%” by March 10, this year’s festival did not take place among the streets of Austin. Before it was officially axed, high-profile companies like Netflix, Twitter and TikTok had already begun pulling out of the music and arts festival. Another major Austin event, the Austin City Limits music festival, is slated to take place in person on Oct. 1-3 and Oct. 8-10 at Zilker Park.

HOUSTON – A few thousand people have signed an online petition calling for the cancellation of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo amid the coronavirus outbreak. Dubbed as the largest rodeo in the world, Houston Rodeo attracts millions of people to NRG Park. However, attendance is down compared to previous years, according to the Houston Rodeo data. Despite rising concerns of the coronavirus, Houston Rodeo and local officials said there are no such plans to cancel the festival at this time. “We are continuing to monitor the situation and collaborate daily with Harris County and City of Houston officials, and the Houston Health Department.”