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A mysterious blogger sets up a website designed to make Austin look bad, even though the real target of this person's hostility is Ally.

When Austin listens to the song Ally wrote that she thinks its about Austin, he hates it. Before he was going to sing the song he tells her that he doesn't like it. After that, they decided to hang out to find out what they like which doesn't go out well. Meanwhile, Dez and Trish has just realized that they have something in common.

A wave of burglaries has hit the Mall of Miami, but Ally thinks she has a foolproof plan to catch the thief. Due to footage from a security cam, the greed of Trish, and an overall rush to judgment, many of the other store owners suspect the thief may be Austin.

Trish's Quinceanera is used by Austin as the opportunity for potential gigs, and an opportunity for Ally to finally start dating Dallas.

Ally scribbles down Austin's song lyrics in illegible handwriting prompting Dez and Trish to start gathering strange props for the music video which they think correspond to her lyrics. After the odd collection of musical items begins arriving, they quickly work together to resolve the mix-up.

Extroverted fun-loving Austin Moon becomes an overnight teen pop-singing sensation with a music video of a song he sub-consciously "borrowed" from a brilliant but shy and nerdy songwriter named Ally Dawson, who works at a local music store that's his favorite hangout. Realizing she's the key to his success, he tries to convince her to be his main songwriting partner. Together with the help of their respective best friends, aspiring film director Dez and the semi-employed Trish, they are determined to bring his performances and her songs to the top of the charts.

Ally loses her song writing book, which is also her top secret diary, so she and Trish comb the mall looking for her it, not knowing that Austin and Dez have already found it and read it, revealing that Ally has a secret crush. When Austin is convinced it's him, he tries to find a way to let Ally know they're just friends.

Austin is torn when he gets a gig at the Miami Music Internet Awards, but can only bring one guest.

Austin gets seduced by top music manager Demonica Dixon who wants to get rid of Ally as his songwriter, Trish as his manager, and Dez as his music video director, and bring in her own team, all with the promise that he'll get a chance to perform along Times Square on New Year's Eve.

Austin and ally fun memories at beach inspired enter contest for hot summer bash put on radio number 1 song

Austin overhears Ally performing a song in her own spare time that he's so impressed with, that he plays it on a local radio show in order to give her the credit she deserves. However, the exposure proves to be more than Austin is able to handle, and more than Ally is willing to handle, when the DJ demands a duet with the two of them on a future broadcast. So Austin and his team must scramble to find a way around his songwriter's stage fright and hide her from the public.

Dez finally gets to make a short film and involves everybody from Team Austin. However the production exposes a phobia Austin has tried to hide.

Ally accidentally hires her crush, Dallas, to work at Sonic Boom. When he turns out to be a horrible employee, Ally hesitates to fire him, fearing it might ruin her chances of him liking her. Meanwhile, Austin and Dez compete to see who can spin a basketball on their finger the longest, granting them a spot in a world record book causing men to follow them around.

While Team Austin takes turns waiting in line for the latest version of a popular computer tablet, Austin himself lets Ally's pet cockatiel escape while taking care of it.

Trish's new boss at Miss Suzy's Soups is also Ally's former elementary school teacher. When Ally inadvertently plays a prank on her, Miss Suzy's business starts to suffer. Ally feels terrible, so she, Austin, Trish and Dez come up with a plan to help get customers back into the doors by making a commercial.

Trish gets a job at the Melody Diner, where Team Austin eats lunch, and Austin himself falls for one of the other waitresses.

A sudden medical mishap may derail Austin's efforts to impress a hot-shot music mogul.

Austin is finally on the verge of releasing his first album. However the celebrations may be short-lived as he and his friends help Ally get into the exclusive New York City music school she wanted to go to since she was 13, and he may end up losing his main songwriter for the first time.

Rapper Shiny Money invites Austin to stay at his houseboat in the Everglades, and against his better judgment the rest of Team Austin as well.

The head of Austin's record company invites Team Austin to a Halloween Party at an allegedly haunted mansion, and gives him the opportunity to sing a duet with a famous female pop-country singer. But when Dez's new ghost-hunting obsession puts that singer temporarily out of commission, it forces Ally to do something she has been afraid to do for quite a while.

Team Austin tries to hire a backup dancer when one is injured during a publicity stunt. At the same time Ally begins to suspect that Trish and Dez have romantic secrets with each other, which turn out only to be partially true; Trish is found to be dating one of the dancers, and Dez secretly watches romantic movies. However, Ally discovers that the dancer's motives with both Trish and Austin are nowhere near as good as his skills on the dance floor.

Austin and his friends shoot a music video for the song "No Ordinary Day" at a nearby carnival, thanks to Trish. But the gorgeous girl hired to play his girlfriend in the video has two strikes against her; 1)Chronic halitosis, and 2)She's Jimmy Starr's daughter.

Trish's ex-boyfriend Trent tries to get back together with her. When this fails, he decides to steal the music and overall career of Team Austin.

Trish books Austin for the cover of a teeny-bopper magazine and makes up wild stories about his life outside of his music in order to impress them, forcing Austin to actually live up to the hype. It doesn't help that the magazine's top reporter is a ten year old girl who is just as much of a fan as she is a reporter.

Austin's parents put their feet down when his musical career affects his grades.