Raoul Hernandez is an Assistant Professor at UT Austin - College of Pharmacy. He covers topics related to celebrities, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and nightlife, bringing a vibrant perspective to the cultural scene. His work has been featured in The Austin Chronicle and Decibel.
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Raoul's articles predominantly cover events and music, with a strong focus on the local Austin music scene. Pitching to Raoul would likely be most effective when offering insights or access related to upcoming concerts, album releases, or significant developments in the Austin music community.
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Two days of six-string sermons bless the Moody Center via Crossroads Guitar Festival
By: Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez, Caroline Drew, Doug Freeman
It's time for another weekend of sweat, dust, and live music shenanigans. Beyond pop girlies Charli xcx, Lorde, and Audrey Hobert, ACL Fest welcomes
By: Raoul Hernandez
Dan Auerbach-signed trio bridges traditional and contemporary Latin sounds on debut LP
By: Raoul Hernandez
Sonoran songwriter challenges “Latin Music” reductionism on stellar 2025 LP
By: Doug Freeman, Raoul Hernandez, Caroline Drew, Carys Anderson, Miranda Garza
Plenty of mud but no rain delays at music festival’s first day
By: Caroline Drew, Doug Freeman, Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez, Miranda Garza
Delayed doors still opened for solid sets on day two
By: Caroline Drew, Miranda Garza, Raoul Hernandez, Carys Anderson, Doug Freeman
The rain returns as Weekend One wraps
By: Doug Freeman, Caroline Drew, Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez
The mud has dried and the dust has returned – welcome to ACL round two!
By: Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez, Doug Freeman
Countrified pop ballads, stirring folk songwriting, and ferociously melodic alt rock from all over the world flooded Zilker Park on Saturday, but
By: Caroline Drew, Doug Freeman, Raoul Hernandez, Carys Anderson
Apart from a strangely hollow Saint Motel show and a maybe-too-energetic lashing from Ramones wannabes Bad Nerves, Austin City Limits 2026 ended strong on Sunday.
