Kenny G is no stranger to the limelight. As the best-selling instrumentalist of all time, he serves as the first exposure for many to the saxophone, smooth jazz, or instrumental music altogether. His uniquely impactful career has brought him critical acclaim across the world and accusations of co-opting the genre’sContinue Reading
Aly & Aj rocked the downstairs stage at White Oak Music Hall this Halloween in Houston. In honor of the 20th anniversary of their debut album, Into The Rush, they played through the record, while sprinkling in a mix of their new and old hits. These girls put on a hellContinue Reading
Club América 3(8) – 3(7) Minnesota United FC August 2, 2025 (Photography by Abel Baque) In a thrilling Leagues Cup showdown, Minnesota United FC battled Mexican powerhouse Club América to a dramatic 3-3 draw before ultimately falling 8-7 in a high-pressure penalty shootout. From the opening whistle, the game was aContinue Reading
St. Vincent brought her genre-bending sound and magnetic stage presence to the outdoor lawn stage at White Oak Music Hall on a lovely spring evening as part of her All Born Screaming tour, in support of her latest album of the same name. With a cool breeze and clear skiesContinue Reading
Melbourne based punk-rock queen, Amy Taylor and her band, The Sniffers, FINALLY made their way to Houston, Texas. They performed a sold-out show at White Oak Music Hall on Sunday, April 6, 2025. The Aussie’s electric-energy never wavered, fueling the mosh pits and a crowd that was ready to rockContinue Reading
Houston’s own Neon Icon dropped by Scout Bar on February 20, celebrating his latest album, Welcome To Shaolin. He went on a mini Texas Tour, stopping in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi, before heading overseas for his European Tour.Continue Reading
If you’ve been following mxmtoon’s journey since the days of her bedroom-pop beginnings, then seeing her live is a full-circle moment. In the cozy setting of her Houston show, Maia, the artist behind the screenname mxmtoon, reminded everyone why her music has been a source of comfort for so many.Continue Reading
Jojo’s Houston stop of her Too Much to Say Tour started with a few hiccups, but it was well worth the wait! Jojo put on a fantastic show, backed by a live band. She played some of her newer hits, as well as the classics, and covered a few otherContinue Reading
The Houston Automotive Show 2025, hosted at the NRG Center from January 29 to February 2, was an exhilarating celebration of the automotive and boat world, offering a unique blend of cutting-edge technology, jaw-dropping designs, and interactive experiences. As the doors opened, visitors were immediately immersed in a vibrant atmosphere,Continue Reading
Houston metal-heads packed Last Concert Cafe on Saturday, January 18, 2025, to see Texas Groove-Metal band, The Sword. After a two year hiatus, The Sword has reunited and are getting back into touring. The four piece psychedelic group hadn’t performed in Houston since they opened up for Primus in SeptemberContinue Reading