SXSW will always be our favorite music festival since it's all about discovery. Here are the 20 best acts we saw this year: SXSW2023
SXSW has always been, and will probably always be, my favorite music festival. I’ve heard endless people complain that it’s gotten too big or too corporate or too crowded, but I’ll take discovering my new favorite band in a tiny rock club over watching the latest superstars on a screen behind a giant stage with 80,000 other people. SXSW is as big or small as you make it, and there’s always something happening worth seeing.
The SXSW banner at the bottom of the arrivals escalator at Austin’s airport on Tuesday simply said in small black letters, “boygenius.” And sure enough, a little after 3pm, Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers walked beyond the row of microphones and videocameras barely separating about 100 audience members from the “performance area” and began to play.
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