Austin proudly showcases why it is the live music capital of the world

Austin is home to hundreds of live music venues and some world-class music festivals, such as 'South by Southwest' and 'Austin City Limits.'

It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country and a city bursting with life. Clementine and Bethany of Twisted Texas offer a unique tour bus experience that could only exist in Austin.

"Literally, a wild time, without a dull moment. It combines everything we love about Austin: the craft beer, the food, the live music," is how Clementine describes their tour.

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"We are Austin's only concert on wheels. We are one of a kind and we strive to make every single tour feel special. We are the live music capital of the world. So, it just makes sense to have a funky, musically-based tour right here in the heart of all of it."

According to the guidebooks, the backbone of this city is the artists, music, dance, poetry and painting. "Oftentimes, the best things that happen in this city, you just trip into. Some of the weirdest stuff, some of the most entertaining music that you'll ever see. Just walk into a bar and see what happens. Follow your ear!"

Austin prides itself on having live music everywhere. Sixth Street is a place everyone knows to go. You can walk the streets and listen to music.

We meet Austin Mayor Kirk Watson at the famous 'Armadillo Den' who then explains what it is about Austin that makes it so musically appealing:

"There's a high level of creativity and a lot of people want that creativity. So, Austin works to encourage that. And when we talk about why we're a music capital, you can't forget 'South by Southwest'."

According to the Mayor, Austin isn't just a hub for music lovers. It's also a must-see stop for