Posted By Nina Rangel on Wed, Apr 7, 2021 at 10:43 AM click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Independence Brewing Co. Austin-based Independence Brewing Co. will launch the super hoppy Super Stash IPA this month. Hopheads, listen up. This news is for you. Austin-based Independence Brewing Co., purveyors of Stash IPA, have created a limited edition brew created to knock the socks off hop lovers. The new ale, dubbed Super Stash, is a high-density, super-charged version of the brewery’s best-selling IPA.
Super Stash uses a new, all-natural liquid hop product developed by renowned hop supplier John I. Haas called INCOGNITO (in all caps, just like that). The 100%-hop sauce includes all the alpha acids and flavor compounds of the flavorful flowers
Perry Homes and Austin Monthly Partner to Produce Live Musical Performance Featuring Local Artist Bri Bagwell
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Texas-based homebuilder Perry Homes recently partnered with Austin Monthly to present a livestream concert series, Front Porch Sessions, produced by 3rd and Lamar Media. Singer/songwriter Bri Bagwell, who holds seven No. 1 Texas radio singles, performed live from Perry Homes’ Carpenter Hill model home in Buda, TX. Perry Homes also provided complimentary tasting kits from Independence Brewing Co. to a limited number of guests to accompany the show.
I’m grateful for the chance to partner with Austin Monthly and Perry Homes to continue to bring live music to families across the state and the country, especially during this unusual time period we’re all experiencing. It’s been a challenging year, but I find that music helps during the hard times.
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5 Questions with Bri Bagwell
Before she headlines our next Front Porch Session on Dec. 16, we caught up with the country star to talk about everything from her inspiration to what she loves about Austin
With seven No. 1 Texas radio singles under her belt, numerous Female Vocalist of the Year awards, and four gorgeous albums written from the heart, it’s clear that Bri Bagwell is making waves in Austin’s music scene. She describes her style as traditional country, but “there’s a decent amount of rock ‘n roll in there, too,” she says, noting that it’s more about what feels authentic to her at the time. Not sugarcoating what is “real, raw, and personal” is more important to her than labels. (And after one listen of her latest album,