Cirrus Logic is proud to be the presenting sponsor of HAAM’s 2024 Corporate Battle of the Bands!

Cirrus Logic’s generous pledge meaningfully helps HAAM plan for the future of our programs and services as we continue to serve more and more musicians each year.

Ray Benson's Annual Birthday Bash was once again a can't miss night of incredible music

The Bros Fresh, Jack Barksdale & Mike Meadows put on an incredible performance at Arlyn Studios to kick off the 2024 Pearl Society season…

It is HAAM Music Monday powered by FVF Law, and HAAM + We Are Austin are so excited to bring this next Austin artist to the stage. Ferera Swan wrote her first song at the age of ten, a sign of the immense talent to come. Today she is a powerhouse singer, songwriter, violinist, pianist and composer. Ferera uses her music to champion adoptee rights and social change, and today she’s accompanied by Tony Rogers on the cello.

Today CBS Austin’s WE ARE AUSTIN launches a new era in their weekly music series, now benefitting HAAM, and powered by FVF Law. Trevor Scott sat down with our friends Josh Fogelman, Founder of FVF Law, and Rikki Hardy, HAAM’s VP of Donor Relations and Community Engagement to talk more about this exciting new partnership.

This Fall saw new faces at the HAAM office. Three undergraduate interns - Lillian Russell (St. Edward’s University), Jude Hill (St. Edward’s University), and Thomas Philip (The University of Texas at Austin) - joined the HAAM team, working in outreach & enrollment, and marketing & communications.

Birds Barbershop & Feels So Good (FSG) Presents GOOD HAIR DAY (benefitting HAAM) on Sunday, October 22, 2023, from 3pm-10pm. Taking place at FSG, Where: FSG, the event includes live concerts, a vendor market, food trucks, and a free bar, with all proceeds benefiting HAAM!

In celebration of Buddy Holly's 87th birthday, West Texas Exiles are bringing the festivities! 10% from the door will be donated to HAAM. Line up includes: West Texas Exiles, Noivas, Natalie Price, Alex Ruiz, Graham Weber, Katrina Cain, Tammy Lynn Gilmore, William Wallace, Shawnee Kilgore and Bruce Smith.

HAAM is currently implementing focus groups and feedback sessions with musicians thanks to the assistance of a recent grant from the Episcopal Health Foundation (EHF). This grant from EHF provides funding, staffing, and resources to assist in supporting musicians of color, nonbinary individuals, and female-identifying musicians who often face challenges in accessing health insurance and healthcare services. This grant is crucial for HAAM’s work to better serve Greater Austin’s traditionally underserved, under-represented communities suffering from centuries of healthcare inequalities which continue to this day.