Texas musicians say SXSW's restructuring doesn't bode well
Austin multimedia festival SXSW's plans to restructure for next year are causing Texas musicians to sound the alarm about the fate of the massive event. On Sunday, the day after SXSW 2025's conclusion, organizers revealed plans to shrink the gathering from nine days to seven. Going forward, music will run concurrently with the tech and film symposiums rather than it being emphasized during a second weekend, as in years past.
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